Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

The southern states Oh Ntl"'ny P'upose
bockadinp the frontiers of Switzerland IN case
the Federal Assembly fails IN giving satisfaction
TO Austria. ,
MenschikoT left Constautnoplc on the 22d
and arrived at Odessa on the 23d. The Russian
army of 100000 strong were concentrated on
the Turkish frontiers The Ministers oi France,
England. Prussia and Austria made "a JOINT at
tempt to reconcile the parties, but Menschikoh
and the Diyan were equally intleMble, so the
former left.
A Constantinople letter dated 10th Of May,
published in a second edition oil the London
Times. states that Turkish steamer had been
sent to summon the Ottoman fleet to CONSTANT
nope.
Ships had been sent to Egypt to assist in trans
porting the troops that Abbas Pacha has ready
at the Sutans disposal. The Minister OF war
has sent couriers to the whole OF the PROVINCES oil
the empire, to call the militia TO arms, ana %
act at the shortest notice. There were rumors
at Paris that the Russians had actually adyan-
ced, but this is probably surnlsc.
second clifton of the Morning Chronicle
publishes the following transcript from its Paris
correspondent: have just heard that IN The
letters received at the Russian embassy from ~.
Petersburg, the most threatening language is used
towards Turkey aud that the Emperor Nicholas
declared, on hearing Of the rejection OF ms VIII
matum, that he would carry his cannon TO Con
stantnople TO punish the insolence OF the Porte
We do not learn the whereabouts Of the French
fleet and the orders to the British fleet are kept
a profound secret Affairs look critical but may
be settled quietly.
The news from China is highly important
The latest reliable information from Shanghae Is
M 10 April 2Sth Nanlun is invested by the
rebels. On the 10th, the Imperial Commissioner
L l. Al A. o. ralt oft
which were captured by the rebels be had be-
sought aid from foreign consuls. The French,
English. aud American Erces had agreed to aid
them. The English sent the Salamander Lily,
and steamer lIermes the French the steam fri
/ gate Cassn; and the American Commissioner
Marshall undertook to place the frgaie Susque-
hannah before NanlQu No accounts of the re-
suit have yet been received. There were sew
erai stories OF imperial victories u tho Interior,
but all were dsbeheyed.
Commodore Perry. in the Mississippi arrived
at Hong Kong, April 9TH, and despatched the
/ Plymouth to Shlnghae, on the 9th.
! \ private letter from Manchester reports Ylth,
one day later from Shanghae. that Nankn has
fallen and the British commander refused to per-
INIT British ships merchantmen) to 20 up the
river VITA stores or ammunition for either party.
1t was also expected that The Americans would
also utth OUT.
A slip from the Office of the Manchester Guar
dian quotes private letter from Shanchae,
Murch 29th. saving that the laoute Of Shang-
hae has purchased two vessels and D. sending
them up the river with rice aud ammunition, aud
fixed upon the Agros. q Parsee vessel Tor the
same purpose. bt the Governor Sir George
Bonham, has stopped her, AID would pot aAo"
English ships TO 20 ON the service Gus Gone
prador has Just come 20. and states that there ls
no doubt about the loss of Ninaiu for the Ia-
quito has put q nlcari ou the wall, acknowiedg-
ING IT, and offers a reward TO any one vino ~lI
take tine leader or any oi tAc officers of the reo
els. The document states thil ihe rebels are
coming eastward iu boats. SILK end Tea cam
not De got except for cash down. which 100 one
has. The skmeu are frightened, and are talk
INC a good deal of silk into the Interior. The
missionaries and American consul confirm the
taking of Nankin. Tine L. 5. steamer Susque-
hannah bad arrived and it is thought VIII stop
the American ship Science from being sent up
the river, she having been chartered by the Tia
QUITE for hat purpose"
Fran Nr7co md Tsras. - .Nt,r Orleans June
IL. We have dates from the city of Mexico Of
the llib.
Upwards Of 80 papers have been suppressed
since the issue of the newspaper decree.
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