Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03
foreign Mus.
One Week Later from Europe.
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The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, from
Liverpool the 18th inst, arrived at this port about
II o'clock.
The Times Paris Correspondent writes that
in the private letters from Constantnople, the
Eastern question is examined ia every point of
view and the conclusion unanimously come to
is, that there Is no escape from war.
The Globes Paris Correspondent says, not
wlthstandng all that we hear Of the preparations
for war the impression there that peace will be
preserved IS very general
--latest from liverpool The Partisan police
have made a search for Kossuth in the house
of NJ. KIt, Hungarian. Kossuth, however,
was not there.
The Emperor Napoleon is reported to have
stated on the 18th. that unless Russia yields,
war must be proceeded with.
A + tier from Turin says that the Piedmontese
government had been requested by Austria not
to admit NJ. Forest, naturalzed American. as
Consul for the United States, alleging that he Is
a disciple of Mazzini's
Corn may be imported into the Papal 5 tates
free of duty until February next
The Empe ror of Russia has authorized the
free importation into any port Of Finland of all
materials for cquppng ships the privilege to
endure for five years.
additional Foreign .Ne,cs BY The .Niagard.-
With regard to the Eastern quesh n, the news
by the Niagara is brief, but important and war
like. The Sultan has appealed to the moral
feeling, and If necessary, to the physical power
of France and England. by demanding the pres
ence of their fleets before Constanunople.
A Trieste letter Of the 18th, SAYS the declara-
ton of war was published in an Imperial mani
festo, and was posted on the walls Of all the
mosques.
Omar Pasha on the 9th, formally summoned
Prince Gortschakof to cvaculte the Ottoman
territory If he refers to his government, Omar
Pasha will allow fifteen days for that purpose
but if Russia definitely refuses, he will commence
at once; but IN the meantime will not cross the
Danube. This would delay operations until
the 9th.
corps Of 10000 additional troops had
been ordered into service
The navigation of the Danube and Black
Sea is guaranteed to neutral flags.
The Clergy had offered to place two hundred
millions Of pastries OF Church property at the
Suun's disposal.
The Sutton had requested the Ambassadors
of foreign Governments TO notice that be dcslr-
ca to settle the existing difficulties with Russia
peaceably but as his ancestors had gained
their Empire by the sword. the Turks would
perish in It's support; or 1T fate ordained that
their country should fall to another master, they
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1t is the general opinion that the French and
English viii allow the Turks aud Russians %
fight their own battles, but II the Turks are de-
feated, will prevent the Russians from marching
on Aduanople or Cousununople. With tins
view the protecting force might occupy strong
positions between Rassovi. on the Danube and
Kestcudge, on the Black Sea but perhaps may
occupy Rodosta, on the Sea of Marmora, OF
Rustchant
Neither France nor England are arming open
". but the forces of both countries are IN very
effective condition. The Russians on then
part are active. Gen. Luders mad arrived a'
the camp. The troops were in motion up the
river. Fifteen buttaions of Infantry. with -
pieces of artillery had marched through Bu
charest
Prince Gortschakof it was reported, had ia
effect annexed the Puncipalrics. having formally
notified the iospodars that Prince Menschkof
Will in future administer the government Tho
remaining Russian officials bad lett Turkey.
Thirty Thousand Rediis. under Col. Magnan
had been pushed forward to the Bosnian frontier,
to watch the movements of Prince Daniel OF
Montenegro. who is again aming.
There rumor that the sultan had APP
pointed Generals Dembnski and Klapka, the
Hungarians TO high commands
Conflicting accounts were received from Per
sa. The latest adyces say that the Shah. act
ing on the advice of ihe British minister. bad ne
jected the request of Russia 20 take arms agans
the Turks.
ENGLA>D.-Ths London sun says tia, th
American consul at Smyrna had opposed Oh
removal of Koszta TO America.
A large meeting had been held in London d
favor of Turkey thousands attended
The duty has been taken OF breadstuiis i'm
ported into Tuscany.
Formal complaint has been made to the Pop
respecting Gavazzi's doings in New York.
The overla nd mail, telegraphed, says tina
Commodore PerIy's squadron had reached Japar
July Slh and had left again July II. The
we're well received, but the opening of Japa
was postponed to next spring
AUsrMA.-Austra continues to augment
forces on the Turkish frontier. AMI the suppo-
ton reviyes, that in the event OF hostiliucs, sh
will attempt TO occupy Seryia, which teTtory
disaflected towards Russia
Mr. Jackson made his official visits on the 81
inst.
A letter says that Koszta is in the barQu
Racehorse for Boston.
The question Of American citizenship Is to
discussed soon at Vienna.
ITALY.-Numerous arrests have lately bee
made in the Venetian provinces. The prisoner
were taken to Verona.
Two persons, supposed to be rovolutonar
agents, were arrested at lnspruck, with 4O,OC
forms in their possession.
Turin papers mention the discovery Of Ma
zini plots at SaIzana, to invade Piedmont, BIT
the story seems fabulous.
Girardini. who had been condemned to deaf
at Naples, for his share in the last ReyoutIo
haa escaped to Turn, after four years concea
ment.
Miss Cunningham was liberated from prise
at Florence.
Count Caesar SauzzI, the eminent author,
t dead.
The Papa government has forbidden the e
port Of vine.
> Naples is threatened with scarcity, and Il
government contemp'ates buying grain.
Four Days Later from Europe,
Nav YoRK, Oct. 30.
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