The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-01
ForeiqN News.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New York, June Goth.
The steamship Baltic from Liverpool,
Wednesday 18th, about p NJ, with 100
passengers, arrived at G.30 this evening.
The English government, both in the
Houses of Lords and Commons announced
that the English and French fleets were
Jointly despatched to the Dardcnelles fur.
nished with similar Instructions, and that
the best understanding existed between
England and France, but it was not ex-
pcctcd any collision would occur.
The ships Waterloo and Angelina had
arrived at Southampton from Australia
with 1900 ounces of gold; dates are not
so late as those via Panama.
The emigrant ship Aurora, Capt Cherry,
| bound from Hull TO New York. foundered
at sea, taking down with her - ofthe crew
and passengers; the Captain and II others
| were saved
Mr. French moved for all correspondence
| regarding the Imprisonment of negroes IN
South Carolina he regarded negro i'm
/ prisonmcnts as violation of the rights of
man, and breach Of treaties, and was CON
WINGED that South Car Dina, if properly
pressed, would amend the Black laws
| Correspondence ordered.
The Turks notwithstanding the peaceful
| appearances, continue 10 fortify the Bos
| phoras. Trade at Constantinople is dull
| from scarcity Of shipping, bu, not much
/ panic resulted.
The official Athens Obse,rnteir, of NAV
| 27th, says that the statements respecting
| Mr. Marsh's American demands on the
| Greek Government are incorrect, but does
not tell what the ruth is.
Pans, June 18th Yesterday the Prince
! Of Prussia and Duke of SAKE Coburg, pas
sed through Llsle, on their way to England.
Orders reached Brcst on the 10th TO arm
two steam irigates and two smiling vessels
nothing known OF their destination.
Advlces Of Both May, say that Turkey
/ had handed n the Ambassadors Of the four
] powers a note explaining measures taken
( by Turkey 10 maintain the integrity Of her
territories, aud declaring that any nrrange-
ment with Russia, is oct of the question,
while that power persist Ia It's oxhorbi-
tant prctensions.
On the 9th the French Minister gave
I Rcdschid Pnchn formal assurance of the
support Of the French Government. Lord
! Straiford de Redcliff was 70 have an au-
on the % of June for the purpose Of giving
, similar ASSURANCE on the part Of England.
7 The military preparations Of the Turks are
1 carried an with great activity. The Turk
| ish fleet Of y sal anchored ri, the entrance
Of the Black Sea on the Both. A. the Ar
! senal ~ coneites and several fnguies wen,
I beng armed and would be got ready by the
/ 81 Of June. 40 fatboats arc euploycd IN
transporting The artillery md ammunition 70
/ the fleet and citadel on the Bosphous.-
Z Troops and siOrs haye also been sent 10
J Narnl the militia arc pouring IA FROM all
, quarter me troops we're 10 be- reviewed
| on the Both.
A special messenger WIS "a b. dispatch
+ cd on the 3Isi for Bucharest and Vienul. 30
Col lierBoh, commander Of me Bu,siuu
PontDon Brigade had oruged nj Ainyl on
the len bank q the Pnih
NfENSA. June 10Th. Lord WestHore-
+ land and ile Baron de Msyenlorf have bad
Z long conference, and afterwards courier.
were despatched 70 London md s.. pciers.
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