Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-06
Four Days Later from Europe.

Four Days Later from Europe.
Arrival orMe Washington at Ntic rk..4d-
nance in 3readsiuG Rejection Of the Ultima
ium BY Russia
NEw YouK, Sept %.
The steamer Washington arrived at this port
at o'clock, p W. today, having left Soulhamp-
ton on the ith with Liverpool dates to the 18th.
There was an increased pressure IN the money
market.
panic was experienced On the Stock Tx
change. Funds and foreign stocks were expert
encing a sudden and severe depreciation.
1t was feared that the Bank would raise the
rates Of interest to per cent
Breadsmfis buoyant. Advance of Is on Flour
since Friday, and fully 81 on wheat.
Buyers are holding back at those prices.
Corn firm, and wanted at last quotations.
The weather in England was again unlavora-
BILE for the harvest, in consequence of which
breadstuIs at Mark Lane were hrmcr
In the wooden districts there was no abatement
of demand, and prices had an upward tendency.
In the Irish linen market everything was
eagerly bought up at advancing prices. Tallow
was hrmer IN London. Tea unchanged.
The cholera was progressing IN England.
The London Times announces that the Elm
peror Of Russia had rejected the Turkish modifi-
cations War was considered therefore negita-
bic.
Previous accounts state that the English and
French Consus had left Jassy, creating great
panic
Gen. Luders was advancing with fresh crops
Of Russian troops upon Mo.dayia
The Car was to proceed at once 90 Warsaw.
and was to meet the Emperor Of Austria at Oh
mutt on the 23d of September
The troops Of Omar Pasha on the lower Dan
ube, insist on fighting the Russians, and it is
feared that the Pasha viii not be able to subduo
their ianatlcism, in order to effect further nego-
tiations
From Paris We learn that the Emperor had re-
turned to the capital, and was present at Cab
met council held at ST. Cloud on The lth inst.
In consequence of the financial measures OF
the Government, the French funds had again de-
chnsd.
The Madrid correspondence of the Morning
Chronicle. states that the reception of Mr.. Soulc,
the American envoy, was discussed by the Couu-
Gil of Ministers at La Gundc, on the ID Il was
understood that Mr. Sou,e would be received,
although several journals had advocated an uppo-
site course.
1t is reported that the Persian city Of Ispshan
was nearly destroyed by an earthquake on the
/ lih OF July.
Telegrnrhc accounts from Constanunople to
the 29th August, state jhat the Turks were want
lIl4 lflNdIlNNlN Ol IiNilifriD from liit sultan,
explaining the position of Turkey with respect
to the other powers. The Egyptian troops, after
beng reviewed 6y The Sultan, were 70 march to
Shunla All regular communication between
Constntnople and the Russian ports was inter
rup,ed
VIENNA, Sept. s.-Thc warlkc preparations
of the Turks are carried on with undated yipor
both in Europe and IN ASIA. The troops were mt
orally day aud night at the fertilization on the
right bank of the Danube. aud cavalry Gordon
has been formed from Widdn 10 Shuu.a and
from Shumla TO Narua.
Towards the end Of August another datach-
ment Of 23C0 mcn was conveyed on board a
steam frigate and another vessel to Varna
The Turkish army 10 the neighborhood of
Nana, is estimated nj 10000 men, with
$50 guns. In the various iortrosses anl
in the passes OF the Balkan are GUNS
Of very large calibrc. In Vama there are
SIX batteries of heavy metal. The order and
discipline maintained in Oman Pasha's camp are
highly spoken OF, but the financial difficulties
with which he has to contend are great
The Cronstadt XeMmg has adyices Of the Both
Of August from the lower Danube. one dated on
the 2sth, and one on the 29th. Two Russian
regiments had arrived at Braila
The Turkish government had entered into a
contract for the supply Of 100000 great coats
lned with leather, for the troops and this was
thought indicative Of further complication Of
the question: and consequently the probability
Of hosuliies.
A supplement ofthe Milan Gazette, of the nh
INST, publishes the sentence issucA on The iSth
OF July. 1853, by the Council Of War, sitting at
Milan against sixty-iour persons duplicated in
the lnsurrecion Of the 9th o. February. Twenty
were Condemned 70 death.
Turin, Sept. sth--Some DAYS since number
of refugees, about fifty il is said were arrested
by the gendarnes on the frontier, in the neigh
borhood Of Sarzana under suspicious circumstan
cos