Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-21
Four Days Later from Europe.
Arrival OF the Ariic.

The Collins steamer Arctic, Capt. Luce,
from Liverpool April 9Th, arrived at about 8
o'clock this morning.
llirsova WAS taken by the Russians on the
2Sth Of March. No details are gwen as
yet
The Russians had also taken the strong
position of Babadagh. and are the masters Of
the Upper Dobrudscha.
Ii is reported that lsaktch was captured
by the Russians on the 9th.
400 Russians were stated to have left
Sebaslopol, Va four steamers, TO aid Prince
tiouschakof IN his operations beyond the
Danube.
he Turks were throwing endorsements
into Narna, and the British fleet was cr-Is-
ing of that coast.
The late Russian movement has changed
the ontiTe plan OF the Campaign.
~ir Charl Napier's fleet, OF % ships, is
anchored of Moen Island, IN the Baltic.
at Reyel.
Shipments of troops from France and
Great Britain goes on rapidly. France has
already shipped 10000 men, and England
10000.
Nothing important fran Asia. Zurof has
STA the appointment Is viewed favorably.
The aspect of the Greek Instruction is
unchanged.
A telegraphic despatch says the Car has
sent letter TO the King OF Prussia, saving,
contemptuously 'N hen the Allies have
enancipated the Christians, and evacuated
the Turkish waters, he will eyacuat the
psincipaltIes.'
1t is said that Napoleon has written TO the
Emperor Of Austria, reminding hun OF his
promise to regard the crossing of the Dan.
ube by the Russians as a cdsies beiti.
France has loaned ten million francs TO
Turkey.
Austria still wavers
Prussia makes no sign.
Lord John Russell stated in Parliament
that the British Government had sent a con.
municatlon to the United States respecting
the Black Warrior seizure, but up 10 then
there had been no report from Mr. Champion.
Gen. Metaxa, Greek Minister at Constan
tnople, had demanded his passport
II is positively asserted that the Russians
have landed 1900 troops from Sebaslopol and
seized on the large island of Dumares, be-
low Tultsclu; also that Russian fleet of
thirteen ships had attacked V rna.
Public feeling is considerably excited in
Cons'antin pie, which causes dlsqnct to the
Government.
The Russians ale razing all the fortresses
in Dobrudscha.
The general tenor Of the news is unfavor-
able to the Turks.
Fifteen packet ships are fitting up at Lv-
erpool for the conveyance of troops.
There Is an Unprecedented number of en-
igrants, chiefly Irish, waiting for a convey
ance TO America The price Of Storage
passage his advanced 10 as high as G5 los.
Continental advices regard the occupation
of the Lower Danube by the Russians as a
definite measure.
Advices from Odessa Of the 25th. say the
entire Russian feet left Sebas,opo, II was
believed with the intention of attacking Var
ma.
There are rumors of treachery on the part
of the Turkish Commanders of different for
tresses which had fallen into the hands of
the Russians.
Omlr Pasha marched 90 men to
strengthen his position between the Russians
and the Balkans
A new levy of $4,000 troops has been
proposed in France.
The ship Playis, Glover, from Antwerp,
bound osiensibiy for Montreal loaded with
arms for the Greek insurgents, was cap
,ured and brought to the Downs.
A council of Austrian Generals was sum.
moned to meet at Vienna. Among them was
the Ban Jellallch.
It is stated tirsova held out three days
before capliulation.
The Russians fearing Osel Island would
be the first point of attack, have placed a
strong garrison there, of some 80, 600 men.
The troops now leaving England, go d..
rect for Constantinople, without stopping at
Malta.
Ten Turkish steamers are at Alexandria,
embarking Egyptian troops.
Advlces FROM Trebizond report that the
Russians are concentrating their forces a.
Askulzlek. Operations are directed against
Kars.
Twenty thousand troops were concentrat-
ing at silva.
Persia was tranquil.
Advices from Greece say that the King
and Queen have left Athens for the frontier.
The French Admiral De Fernau, sailed
from Constantinople in steam frgate, with
an energetic note 10 King utho, demanding
the suppression Of the hostile movements
which have originated in his territories.
Russian subjects are ordered to leave Con-
stantinople within twenty days.
Mazzini Is reported to be 10 Switzerland.
Several Italians were arrested IN Paris,
with pro iamations exciting an insurrection
in Lombardy.
Growing Crops in the South Of France