Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-28
&urrign Nrms
Four Days Later from L urope.

bout o'clock, Thursday afternoon.
Engidnd. In the House Of Commons. on
Triday, Lord John Russell confirmed the
statement that Austria was concentrating
troops on the frontier OF Servia, but as nego
tiaiions were still pending he could not state
what course Austria would pursue.
liverpool Sih. . n. W. The London Ga
zette contains an order in council, dated A.
pr 9TH, stating that Russian merchant ves-
sells which. at this date, shall be in any Of
her Majesty's ports in the indian territories,
under the government of the East lndid
Company, or within any Of her Msjesty's
foreign or colonial poss essions, shall be al
lowed 80 days from the time of publication
of this order for loading and departing; and
if met at sea by any Of her Majesty's ships,
shall be permitted to proceed, If upon exam.
ination it shall appear that their cargocs were
taken on board before the expiration of the
above term, providing they have not on board
any officer in the naval OF military service Of
the enemy, or any article prohibited or con-
traband OF war, or dispatches to the Russian
government also, that any Russian vessel
which, prior to the 29th of March, shall have
sailed from any foreign port for any Of her
Malesty's Indian territories or colonial pos
sessions, shall be permitted TO enter such port
or place and discharge their cargoes, and af
forwards depart without molcstation, and that
any such vessel it met at sea by any Of her
Maiesty's ships, she shall be permitted to
continue her voyage to any port not blockad-
ed.
The War. A despatch from Berlin says
that the negotiations between Austria and
Prussia were not then closed, but that Prus-
STA had joined in the protocol signed at Vi
emma on the ID Of April. between Great Brit
ain, France and Austria.
Sir Charles Napier's fleet was still at ri.
oge Bay. Navigation was open to St Pc
iersburg.
The allied fleet has entered the Black
Sea, to effect movement IN conjunction
with Omar Pasha, and has steered for Var
no.
No battle has yet taken place in the Bal
tic.
As soon as hostilties commence in the
Baltic, the Empress of Russia, with the
Court, will remove to Moscow.
The Russians have dismantled their for
tresses on the island of Aland.
The Russians are razing all the fortresses
in the Dobrudsch. Their position is consid
cred critical, ard reiniorcements are called
for.
Mustapha Pasha is advancing his troops in
three lines in the direction of the rajan
Wall.
On the 9th the fleets were between Bat
chik and Varnn.
/ The Turks have beaten Gen GortscakofI'
/ in Bessarabia, and fnrced him back. They
have also crossed the Danube at Ncopo-
/ lis and Rustchnk
Inc nths were lalilhg DUCK ID good Or
ueI on liie . faJah wall
oernn fr'agy trehl'ig, TPrH T. ne Eng
lish ana Iehch governments eh'lre'N reject
the proposition OF uile 11ar' maze IN MS iet-
Ter 10 the Ming OF russia.
IL Is no" fninoreu Nhat austria VIII mike
the crossing oil Tue Danube oy the Russians
eGS"s oe".
Spun, serious movement OF tne Afu-
sans hau 'aAen pihce. flot oScutleu az
Barcelona on the '5th' ne military were
ca.el out ana several ei,zehs kiHed'
hay' IMAM named CEN had been ar
rested as the assassin oil The Duke oil Par
ma,
Two steam 'rlgates' nearly completed N
me yhra {" mr. hieher' OF Northheet' III
'ehuea Tor ,h" russian uoVern,neht' were
seizeu ny Mf SEAMAN oil me customs on
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