The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-06
nuRopnAN NEWS.

NEW YonK. june 40

which France has declared she will re.
gard Ms n violation Of the treaty. The
English Government has not taken any
decided steps so far as .ranspires
The latest telcgraphs say that Rus
sin will accept the mediation of Austria,
but il is doubtful If the story is authen.
tic. This uncertainty had affected all
the markets, but the Bourscs keep up
on the superstition that there will not
be general war
Commodore Vanderbilt sailed from
Southampton on the evening of the l4th,
for Russia.
Mr.. Van Buren, and many other A.
moricans attended the Queens ball.
Tho prosecution against lIalc's Rock
cts, in London, had been quashcd by !
Lord Palmcrston, on Halc's petition.
The West India mail steamship Par
ana, which arrived the 9Th, brings moth
ing important.
1t was rumored in Paris that Napol-
con had warned the Italian refugees not
to attempt an instruction at present
Reported excitement in Milan anoth-
or Instruction was expected.
The Honhcur Echo mentions that or.
ders had been received by the Maritime
Board Of that port, to make levy Of all
marines fit to scrve-exempting none.
The Grand Council of Switzerland
had resolved to resist, at any cost, the
unjust demands Of foreign powers.
Gonzales declines the Spanish Mission
to Washington.
Mr.. Marsh's request for the payment
Of the indemnity to DR.. King, for his
ground seized at Athens, is granted but
the Greek government refuses to reverse
the sentence of Imprisonment.
The Indian mail had been tclegraphcd
The British had retaken Belling with
some loss and were preparing to advance
on Ava, if the terms proposed were not
accepted within 80 days.
TuRKEY-Constantinoplc letters to
the London Times, state that since the
Turks have transmitted the note to the
different embassies declaring the inten-
ton of defending themselves, their prep
arations for war have been moro evident
The whole Bosphorus feet has been
towed to the north Of the Straits, and put
in the form Of crescent, to defend the
northern entrance
The feet consists of . line-of.battc
ships, 9 frigates, ? corvettes aud steam
\ ers.
On the 3lst ult, the Sultan had a
grand review on the plain north of the
Peru
The Russian force now on the Danu-
ban frontier is about 10000, under
Genls. Luders and Dannebcrg.
Rear Admiral Korinleff has feet of
as gun boats, carrying l66 guns, capable
of transferring 10000 mon across the
River upon any point
The following tolegraphc despatch
was received from Constantinoplc at Vi
emma, on the | It'll inst The Emperor
of Russia has fully and entirely approx.
cd of Prince Menchikof's proceedings
at Constantinople.
A formal summons, to which formal
reply is to be returned within eight days
from the time Of its delivery, is to be
forwarded to the Porte. Floating bat
teries have been towed up the Danube
A despatch to the London Times, Of
Saturday, dated Constantinople, 9th, an
nounces the arrival at st. Petersburg Of
the Cars ultimatulD, insisting upon the
unconditional acceptance of the demands
previously made by Menchikof There
is every probability that the Porte viii
J persist III its refusal
The British fleet left Malta for tho
Bay of Besika on the Sth.
The Minister of War left Paris on
: the 10th. on visit to the fortress and
} camps in the north.
A Russian force had left Sebastapol
for the Circassian coast.
The French feet was to leave Salamis
: on the tn for Besika Bay.
, The Porte's promised concession in
favor of the Christians, is to appear in
the form of an order TO the patriarchs
of the two churches.
SwITzERLAND.-R adetsky is couf.
IDENTIFY stated to he empowered to adjust
the differences between Austria and
Switzerland
GREECE MIR. Kings affair has en-
tered into new phase. The 10000 or
900 drachmas which he required as
an indemnifcation for the piece ofground
taken from him for public purposes were
granted at once.
Mr.. Marsh's second demand, that the
sentence of the Areopagus condemning
Mr.. King to fortnight's Imprisonment
should be annulled, had been refused.
The two U. S. frigates which were ex-
pected had not arrived on the 18th of
May.
From CHINA-SUccEss OF THE RED
ELs.-The insurgents have taken Nan
kin. Chang Choo and Shanghai are
totally deserted.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Doubts we're expressed on the Paris
Bourse in respect to the reported medi-
alton of Austria on the Eastern ques-
ton.
A despatch dated 9th inst, from Con-
stantinople, announces the arrival of
Russias final ultimatun there, which
the Porte would doubtless refuse
| News has reached us via Switzerland,
of violent agitation in Milan, in conse-
quence of another appeal by Mazzini, to
the Army, having appeared, to be pre-
pared for what may happen.
The Austrian Government has or
,dered the concentration of large force
at Gallarate, between Milan and Aroma,
not far from the Picdmontese frontier
| Numerous arrests and seizures of arms