Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Esqs., Committee, &c.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The royal mail steamship Asia from Liv.
erpool May Goth, arrived at New York on
Thursday, the LIST inst.
LATEST WAR NEWS.
A despatch to the London Times of Sat.
urday, from Vienna the 10Th, states that
government messenger had recahed Galats
May 9th, with reliable intelligence that Sc.
bastopol had been bombarded for four days.
BUcHAREss, May 15.-The English steam.
er Tiger, 16 guns, stranded close to Odessa,
andwas obliged to surrender to the Russians.
Two other steamers went to her assistance,
and bombarded the Russian works, but with
little effect
A despatch received in Paris from Vienna
on the 18th, states that the bombardment of
Silistria, with so pieces of cannon, had COM
menced. The evacuation of Lesser Wallachi
had been suspended.
The allies are now in sole possession Of
Varna, and as the French have already ad-
vanced to A1rianople, the Turkish garrison
of that city is on its was to Shumla.
It is also confidently asserted at CONSTANT.
nople that the French will place reserved
corps at Rodost of $4,000 men, where their
engineers are Already taking measurements
for fortified camp.
A despatch from Constantinople of the 9th,
announces that Sebastopol had been cannon
AIDED by the French and English feets with
guns of long range, and with view to de-
stroy the advanced works of the post
The allied fleets attacked one of the outer
posts of Sebastopol and the Russians were
compelled to evacuate it.
Three vessels were cruising along the coast
of Circassia waiting for the Ottoman feet,
which was to bring 5000 men for disealbark-
alton in Arabia.
Vely Pacha has been confirmed in his post,
at the request of Prince Napoleon. Tho Duke
of Cambridge and Marshall St. Arnaud arriv-
ed at Constantinople 10th May. The ratif-
cations of the treaty of triple alliance have
been exchanged.
A great quantity of French artillery, and
four squadrons of Spuhis, have reached Gal
lipoli.
From Kalafat it is reported that an en-
gagement between six squardons of Cossacks
and Ave of Turkish Hussars, had taken place
near Budoun on the 4th of May. The Cos
sacks were defeated and lost 80 horses, 2
guns and 1873 men killed.
A telegraphic despatch has been received
at Paris, on Thursday evening" May, Is, an
f nounceing bombardment of Revel. No par
, tculars are given, and the report is consider
} ed unreliable.
MOVEMENTS IN TURKEY.
VIENNA, May l0th-Orders have been re-
ceived at Adranople to have provisions ready
for 10000 men, who are expected there to-
wards the end of the month.
g The Vladika of Montenegro has declined
to make war against the Turks, having receive
ed strong representations, upon which he has
acted.
The Russians are preparing materials for
! two bridges, intended to be thrown across the
! Danube, between the Schy and the Aluta.-
n Their fotilla is concentrated near Hirsova,
e with view to act against Silistra. The
!, troops of Omar Pacha have driven the Rus
. SLAMS out of Krajova.
u TREBIzoND, April 30.-The forts of Nevo-
!. possis and Gcleadjik, on the Circassian coast,
i have been evaeusssd by the Russians, Sc.
chem Kale is almost deserted.
e A despatch from Omar Pacha, dated Shum-
r la, May 9th, states that Sail Pacha had, on
u the 2Sth of April, defeated the Russians at
: Nicopolis, with loss to the Russians of L.
y 500 men.
is On the ID of May, Suleiman Bey had al
n so deiea ted the Russians at Padova, not far
y from krajova.
n The Paris journal Pntrie says news has
y been received from Constantinople that the
a Russians had attempted recently to cross the
:, Danube at various points, and that they had
is been repulsed with heavy loss.
lg Accounts have been received from the Dam
n ube to the effect, that owing to sudden rise
O. and overflow of the river, immense damage
N has been done to the Russians Their pom
10 toon works have been swept away, their bridges
y. destroyed, and it is also added that illness
had broken out amongst them to consider.
III able extcut.
he RUssIA-Advces from Craccw state posi-.
to lively that corps of 10000 Russians, with
~ artillery and provisions, is on its march to.
: wards the Austrian Galacian frontier,so that
y, ~ the roads between Warsaw and Kielco ar,
if much encountered.
On the Austrian side there are stated t.
be 100000 men already concentrated in Gal
. lacia, together with 10000 men in South
&c. men in South Hungary, part Of whom ara
directed on Sacth Pennsylvania
An American and two Russian ships hae
az arrived at Cronstadt, and the navigation mus
V. therefore have been completely open.
he From St. Petersburgh, 9th, letters stat.
to that the British feet had been seen rs mile
oh off Cronstadt and had captured a number o
gun-boais.
lst The houses on the right side Of the Neva
OF at St. Petersburg, have been demolished.
ON The Telegraph to Stockholm is open.
,re The Russians retired from the exposed post
Ia. on the 18th.
DIV The British Baltic feet took possession o
,to Bosners, on the Island Of Aland, on the 18th
de- 0DEssA, 5th.--Great surprise has been ex
We pressed that no blockade had been established
Ships were laden and several had been ser
ICY to the sea of AzoA, where they now are wit
m no their cargoes. ~
Of At Riga large feet were taking in pre-
m. duce, and at Archangel number of shir
me were expected, which will be permitted
ove the Allied powers to bring away their cargoe
to although the Russian merchants appear flu
CO. of establishment at the liberty which h,
tn III been shown.
the PARIs.-A distrust of Prussia is increa
ing, and the government papers by publishir
an articles hostile IN the pr,ss;onI K;n.