Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-07
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Four Days Later From Europe.

NEw YoRK. June 80.
The steamer Europa. Capt. Sherwin, from
Liverpool l7th INST, arrived this evening a.
bout 6 o'clock
THE WAR.
Silistria held out up 10 the latest dates.
the llth. 1t is announced that Austria and
Prussia have Jointly formed a reply. over
ruling the objections Of smaller German
Statas.
Col. ManicufIel is about TO GO to st. Pc
tersburg with message from Prussia. rec
onnendng the Gar to accept Austrias re-
cent summons. II IS however rumored that
the Car has already refused it.
The Baltic fleet was at Bofosund, twenty
miles from Helsinglors.
Nothing later from ASIA. @ eece, or Black
Sea.
The Allies are still proceeding TO Varna.
itedchd Pasht reires from the Turkish
Ministry, and is succeeded by Cheekib III
fendL
Prince Paskiewiische has been severely
wounded.
.4heps, June Z. Complete concord now
exists amongst the ministers The three
dismissed Generals made their submission.
iladi Petro sill holds out N fhessaly.
England he Europa cavalry transport
was burned 20 the waters edge. while on
her passage TO Gibraltar with troops, and u
lives were lost, including Col. Moore, com
mander OF the troops, and fifteen soldiers ;
the reminder on board, O6 10 number, siyed
themselves IN boats.
A bill giving Canada an elective Senate
passed second reading 10 the House OF
Lords
Lord John Russell has been unanim
ously reelected 10 ms seat in Parliament hy
the City Of LONDON. lie addressed the ci;I-
zens m very decisive terms 8 10 the war
FrGn'e The .N,mifep ia alluding to the
arrest Of Mr.. Dillon. the French consul at
San Francisco, says; The minister OF
France at Washington, FASTENED to bring
the lntracton of consular privileges under
notice Of the L 5 government, aud the Ian
gusge Of the American government does
not permit of doubt Of IT'S beng disposed to
do justice to jest complaints"
The Pays says that the question between
France and the United States, arising out Of
the arrest of Mr.. Dillon, j. settled, nothing
remaining for arrangement butthe form of
compensation 20 be gwen.
Very wet weather 10 France excites fears
for the crops.
LATEST
Berlin, Friday The Austrian and prus-
sian note. IA reply 10 the Hamburg Coal-
ton. was despatched Today.
On the l3th ni Nav, the British steamers
destroyca the ships. do- kyards and stores at
Brakesiadt. IN the north OF the Gaifof Both
mia 100000 rouhlcs damage was done. On
the 3isi, steamer captured some vessels OH
Uleaborgh fhe 1T OF June four steamers
destroyed the ships. dockyards and stores
at Uloaborgh 100000 roubes damage done
A tclegraphic despatch dated Cortland
lth. says the French and English fleets
were at Boresund, twenty miles from Swea-
borg, and II WIS expected that they would
attack the latter place on or soon after the
18th. There were sixteen Russian ships IN
Sweaburg, and they nad blocked the harbor
by sinking a ship loaded with rocks.
81. Peiers5urgh, June {. The news Of
the adhesion of Greece to the ulumatum Of
the Western powers, caused great surprise,
Russia reckoning on diversions, conirlved at
great expense, m the southern provinces Of
TaFkey.
YiennG, 10th The Russians made an
other unsuccessful attempt on Sllistria on
the 10th Marshal asklewiisch received a
very severe confusion IN the right leg aud
was obliged 10 delegate the command to
Gen. Gortschakoff. and be removed to Jassy
A Turkish attack on the island Of MOkau
was repulsed.
The Emperor Nicholas is shortly expect
ed at Kew.
II is stated that the Porte signifcd its sc-
ceptance OF the Convention proposed by
Austria, with reference to the eventual eva
cuation of the Prime palities.