Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-19
gnrfian :Nfms.
Arrival of the Steamship Can
ada.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

stone. from lIWcFppol uOOul IL u CloCh, n.
NJ, on Saturday, the 29,h, arrived at this
this port at p. NJ.
LATEST.
The lIoniiew publishes telegraphic de-
spatch that the Russians had experienced
severe reverse at rchenavoda.
Little Wallachia is evacuated.
BY reports from Stettin, 9th, Sir Charles
Napier was at Stockholm. The fleet was a.
bout fifty miles off
Several more prizes have been taken.
The allied fleet anchored Off Odessa on
the 26th.
Vienna papers report that 5000 Egyptians
sacked No,o. II is the old story revived.
The marquis Of Anglesey is dead.
London Saturday, Il A. NJ. The Rus.
SANS have entirely evacuated Krajova, cur
rying their guns and stores to wilma.
The occupation of Albania and the Her
/ zcgovina is determined upon.
THE WAR.
News from the seat of war indicates in
creased vigor on the part of the allies 20.
/ 600 French and 10000 English troops had
landed at Gallipoli. one portion Of which is
sent to Scutar and the other is on the march
/ for Adriaunople, but no event Of importance
has taken place.
The report of the bombardment aud cap
ture of Odessa by the allied fleets was to-
tally untrue. The story arose from the cir
cumstance of the batteries at Odessa hav-
ing fired harmlessly into the British ship Yu-
rious, which was sent with flag OF truce TO
bring off the consul and British residents
/ Tho ships of tho aliod Aeots were, however,
within sight of Odessa on the 2lst, and an
attack may very soon occur.
The reported capture Of Silistra by the
Russians was also unfounded but Paskie-
witch was making preparations to attack IT.
On the 10th, sharp combat toop place
before Kalafat. Twenty squadrOns of Rus
SLAMS, with six guns, were making a recon-
noisance of the Turkish lines, when the
Turks sailed out with two regiments of reg
ulars, some drachu bayouks and cannon, and
after combat Of ;hree hours duration, obi
ged the Russians to retreat with a loss of
500.
Omar Pasha was at Shumla, concentrating
his forces apparently for defensive measures
only.
The Russians were still fortifying them
selves in the Dobrudscha. They had not
crossed Traian's Wall. Their strength in
the Dobrudscha is about 10000 men.
1t was umored at Vienna that Paskie-
witch had ordered the evacuation Of Lesser
Wallachia. THIS, If true, was regarded as
a concession to retain the favor Of Austria.
Troops were retresting towards Buchar-
est, indicating a change m the plans Of Rus
siau operations.
The Sultan has offered command to
Abd-el Kader.
The expulsion of the Greeks from Tur-
KEY continues. Their stores and DWELL
ings, in which some arms we're found have
been seized and closed up.
From Hamburg, 23d, It is reported that
Sir Charles Napier had formed his fleet In
three divisions, so as to be within reach Of
each other. The first division was sent in
the direction Of Livonia, near the foris Of
Poland second oil Riga and the third at
the entrance Of the Gulf Of Finland, near
Sweaborg, where the Russian fleet still
keeps close. On the Goth the fleet was of
Gustorgan, Gothlind.
Capt. Foo,e, a deserving naval officer, was
Accidentally drowned in the Baltic.
odehnitc statement is received of the
position OF the Black Sea fleets. The French
fleets were anchored off Dolschik. Several
steamers were in sight Of Odessa 2lst: hence
, arises the probability Of an attack on that
place.
The following brilliant feat IS announced :
The British steamer Fury, six guns, on the
llth instant, under the Austrian coors.
steamed within three miles of the entrance
90 Sebastopol, and saw two merchantmen
Two irigates. and n steamer leaving the har-
Dor. The Fury dashed In and seized one Of
the merchant ships and towed her oil, but be-
ing chased by the Russians, was obliged to
cut the prize adriit One of the irgaies,
and the steamer came within range and tx
chinged broadsides After four hours the
Fury escaped, carrying OF the Russian mer-
chants crew as prisoners Of war, who gave
, important information respecting the strength
] of Scbasiopo
steamship, supposed 10 be a Russian de-
spatch boat, under British coors, boldly
steamed from the Archipelago, passed The
l batteries OF the Dardanelles and succeeded
, IN escaping into the Black Sea.
.lsia. -Four thousand Turkish irregulars
refused TO march from Erzeroum to Kars, on
account OF the arrears Of pay.
Accounts from Clrcassa Of the LIST, state
the instruction agains, RUSSIA is becoming
general among all the warlike tribes Of the
Caucasus. Schamyrs agents are indeiati-
, gable. The presence of the fleets IN the
, Black Sea, with the consequent abandon
, ment Of the Russian posts on the Circassian
! coast, and supplies being cut Of from the
Russians via Redout kale,' had made a deep
impression on the mountaineers, and it was
believed Schamyl would soon be In sufficient
force to attack the Russian head quarters at
rihs.
The Journal de ST. Petersburg contains a
notice from the Russian minister of finance,
allowing English and French vessels six
weeks from the 18th of April To depart from
Russian ports in the Black Sea, and six
, weeks from the 9Th of May 10 leave Baltic
ports.
Enemy's property IN neutral bottoms will
be regarded as inylolable, and may be impor
ted into Russia.
, Subjects Of neutral powers on board enc
/ my's ships will not be molested.
French imperial decree allows Russian
ships, which lay in ports in the Baltic and
White Sea before the lth, to unload and
return unmolested to Russia or neutral ports
Twelve Russian merchant ships are al
ready captured by British cruisers. Six of
these have arrived in England, and the crews
liberated on parole, not to serve against
England or France
Great Britain. Wednesday, Goth, being
the day appointed for the fast, all business
was suspended. The London Times pub
hshos tour pages Of sermons.
Parliament reassembled on Thursday,
18th. In the House Of Lords long debate
ensued respecting recent burning of Crcas
SLAMS.
Earl Hardwick taxed government with
+ having denied the circumstance. when in fact
II was true.
Lord Clarendon made long explanation,
i and laid before the house a despatch from
the British admiral, contradcting the Rus.
sian published account.
Lord Peterborough took occasion to men,
ton that the Russians have taken twenty
} two Crcassian forts, but have only destroy
ed six.
The American Consul at London has de-
? termined to send from London eight seamen
belonging to the clipper ship " Sovereign of
the Seas - In Now YORK t.r ,,n,,nu ID Il.