Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-06-16


which was increased by false report that
the Russian force had entered Turkey. 1t
was generally believed that Napoleon had
assured the Russian minister, that. as much
as he desired peace in Europe, he would II
not hesitate to change his policy IT Russia
forced hostile measures to France III the
East
SwITzERLAND.-The Austrian charge
d A fairs had notified the federal government
that Austria, convinced of the uselessness
of further negotiations with Switzerland,
has ordered him 10 withdraw. The Swiss
Envoy at Vienna, Mr.. Steiger, is conse-
quently recalled. and diplomatic relations
are completely broken off. The brave at
titude taken bv Switzerland attracts aiten.
ton. At the laes, dates from Berne, the
Odd, the Council had taken no further steps
than recalling their Envoy
ITALY-Mlan letters mention that the
Austrian Commission Of Inquiry now sit
ting, has totally failed to establish any evi.
dence connecting the Lombard emigrants
in Sardinia with the recent revolution.
The Pope has gone to Anzlo
Magnetic table-moving s all the rage al
Rome. The Pope and Jesuit Colleges
have been experimenting
AUSTRIA. Kings of Prussia and
Belgium had gone home oia Dresden, from
| Vienna.
The proposed marriage of the Duke de
B abam with the Austrian Archdnchess
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euna, the expectation being. says The cor.
respondent, that when the young Duke has
acquired political experience, KING Leu
pold will abdcate in his favor, and thus III
directly bring Austria to the gales OF France.
Vienna papers say that recent develop.
ments show that the Rostock conspiracy
was most widely exteu ed, aud comprised
SO, eral persons in the higher classes Of so
clety
RussIA-St' Petersburgh papers report
a victory over the Clrcasslalls on the hill Of
KaxeIama, on the first of April
TuRKgY.-The Porte has refused to &C.
cept the Russian ultlInatum, and Prince
Menchknf had embarked at Cons' anIno.
pie, Oh board Russian shlp.ofwar, for Cd
ersa
The Ambassador of France has ordered
the French fleet to the Dardanelies, suppus
ed with view to prevent any attempt o
Russia to seize or pass the strait, but on thu
Goth, the French squadron was still at Sal
amls. The Brush fleet renamed al Mat'
on the 18Th, awaiting reinlorcemen's from
England Dispatches to the British Admi
raj Dundas stated thar MenchlKof remain
ed on board slearer, and had given thu
Porte eight days longer to reconsider, lhrea
ening that. if again resisted, lie will 6nall.
Withdraw.
The TURKISH Dispute "A new Min
istry has beel appointed in Turkey, ont
supposed tn be uufrlendly to Russian pre-
tentlons.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
May 24'h, says of'his:
tine Cabinet, am enabled to assur,
you on good authority, has adopted the firm
resolution not to yield to the demands q
Russia. The presence of two such mer
as Mustapha Pasha (who, believe, is in
fateer of Veey Pasha, the Ambassador II
Parls) aud Reschld Pasha--both of whom
have been long familiar with questions q
high policy would show its disposition. -
However matters may turn out, the Cabin
ct declares its determination to reject tn
uhimatum,
cit maintains that to do so would be t
admit that it is not an independent natio
as no nation can be SO who acknowIed
the right of foreign power to interyen
in lis purely domestic concerns. Should
yield on the present occasion, other power
would claim an equal right with Russia t
advance the same pretentions Russia i
fseproached with having deceived, not mere
iy Turkey. but all the cabinets of Europ
in this affair The Russian government
instructed its ministers at foreign courts I,
declare in the most solemn manuer--a dec
aration repeated by Lord Clarendon in TIT
House of Lords-thal the only question a
issue between Turkey and itself was tn,
question of the Holy Shrines. aud it CAV
hem the most positive assurances that |
had no intention of attacking the integrit
; or independence of the Ottoman Empire
The uhimatum of Prince Menchikof prov
es nov that these assurances were but
cloak to cover Interior designs. The Turk
ish government repeats its declaration tina
it will resist, at all risks, the pretenslons G
Russia and if Prince Menchlkotf shoul
quit ConstantlnopIe. and anything of d's
agreeable nature occur IN consequence Il
his depariure-should the fleet advance t
the Bosphorus, it will become evident t.
he world, that II is nol Turkey that is II
fault, Lui thai II is Russia that has songh
this pretext TOR attacking her independence
II Is again denied that the Greeks have tn
slightest desire to become subjected to
Russian domination, and that the fact ha
been ascer'aimed and admitted by agents
that Prince Menclnkoff sent to var,ou
parts of The Turkish provinces for that pnr
pose. The Porte is convinced that the olhe
powers, aud particularly France and Eug
lond, are deeply interested IN taking he
part on the present question"
second edition of the Times has rel
egraphic dispatch dated Vienna, the ever
ing ut the 26'h. stating that Menchlko
and suite have leh Constant'nople, and tn
Russian subjects are placed under The pr,
lecuon OF the Danish Ambassador.
The French fleet ar. said To have receiy
ed permission 10 pass the Darddneles
Our Paris correspondent teIegraphs t
Liverpool that it is not feared the peace {
Europe will be disturbed by the Turks
difficulty. 1t being reported that the Britls
Minister has SO stated The telegraph
reports. however, conlradici each other fla
ly.
The Mormon Elders are to be expelle
from Persia
it is reported that the American ship-oi
war Cumberland. with Mr. Marsh on boar
| has dpmlnded an exclamation and 4 I0I