Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28
FurriQil Ntma.
Four DAYS Later from Europe,

which left Liverpool on the 18th instant, ar
rived at New York NJ onday morning, at six
o'clock.
At Liverpool Cotton had declined about
lid. Breadsufis were dull and declining.
Brown, Shipley g. Co. quote Hour down I'd
to Is and wheat to Cd. Corn firm and IN
m derate demand. Provisions generally
inactive.
The European papers are almost barren
OF news.
despatch from Vienna, dated July 10th,
states that the Turks, having crossed the
Danube in considerable force, an action was
fought on the 9Th instant, at Glurgevo, in
winch the Russians had lu0 killed and 800
wounded.
A telegraphic despatch from Warsaw Of
the lst instant announces that the combined
fleets commenced the bonlbardment Of Con-
standt on the previous evening but another
despatch from Dantzic, on the evening of the
10th, states that the fleet has retired from
Constandt. and Is at anchor at Baro Sound
and that there has been no action.
It's reported at Vienna that the forces of
the Emperor of Russia are being concentra-
ted against Austria to the amount of 30O,-
600 men; this, however, is considered to be
an cxaggeratIon.
The DANISH fleet has put to sea. and is to
visit in succession the islands of Bornholm,
Falsier, Laanand, Langeland, and the ports
of Tonnngen, Apenrade and KEEL The
people sympathize with the Western pow
ers.
A copy of the answer of the Gar to Aus
tria had been received IN Paris on Monday
the 10th instant, by the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs. but had not been published. An
abstract was published, however, on the pre-
ceding day by the Debats. On the question
Of the acceptance of tie pfutectoiatc o
Christian subjects OF the Sultan, the answer
added" without prejudice TO the privileges
apyertainng 10 the Greek Christians :; al
expression which maintains the position orr
glnaily taken up by Ike Gar 1t was con
sldered m PARIS. notwithstanding the shape
IN which 1t is put, as an absolute refusal o
the propositions Of Austria.
Letters had been received from Berlin
which give an uniayorable view Of the atti
tude assumed by the Prusslan Government
These letters state that the King of Prussi'
insists that the Cars answer should be mad'
the basis Of fresh negotiations, and that Col
Manieuile was to be sent to Vienna, with 1
note to that effect 10 the Austrian govern
mcnt The Prussian government refuses i'
have anything to do with the Ausiro-Turk
ish treaty. which It declares has no connec
ton with the Austro- Prussian treaty Of th'
Doth Of April. The same letters state tia
the English and French ambassadors at Der
lin had received instructions from lheH re
spectivc governments to demand caiegorca
explanations from Prussia as 10 the line o
conduct II meant 10 follow. " the inca
time 10 Austrian troops bad entered III
a.. ffaaI
spectng the intentions Of Austria, thai pow
er, It is said, at the instance OF RUSSIA, hav
ing countermanded the advance Of her army
into Wallachia. 1t Is expected that fort
night will elapse before the next phase OF ne
EQUATIONS transpire.
The Car Is reported 10 have said upo
receipt of the Austrian note" The war, tn
real war, the great war, has not yet con
menced 1t will commence SION, # az
forced TO it. and they will fiui themselves i
the face Of an army OF $4,000 men. w
shall then see what will happen"
The Dsbdis adds that the peace party d
st. Petersburg, of which Count NesselrOd
is at the head, eudeavored 10 calm this lrr
taiion, bat without effect he impresslo
Is getting general IN ST. Petersburg, that tn
mind of the Car is affected and that he !
no longer responsible for his actions.
No later accounts have been rec eved ffui
Asia. Montenegro processes friendship ic
Austria, and Greece renains tranquil.
From spain We learn that the insurgents
who were three days at Aranjuez, left an
marched upon Tembleqoe. They are hou
~ expecting reintorcements from Andalusu
where General Serrano Is SAID to work &C
lively IN the Interests OF the insurgents.
Government has been informed OF the Gcn
erals doings, and is on the look out; tc
should Surreno succeed IN the Souther
provinces and thereupOn JOIN Ge eral %
Donnell with the troops he may collect Their
the two Generals viii find themselves Attn
head ofa Formidable army, sufficiently stron
10 revoluronlze the greater plTt OF Spain.
LATEST BY TELEoRAPH Viennd, ne.
day evening The Journal Austrian coue
pondent contains the following: On the q
after long struggle. the Turks got posse
sion of the Islands OF Mokou aud Omek
aud subsequently Gnrgcvo. The Russian
were totally defeated.
On the Waachlan Territory Prince Cor
schakofi is forming camp OF $4,000 M
between Bucharest and the Danube.
The Pos, says that according TO letie
from Berlin, Col. Msnteutiel was TO lea'
Berlin for London on 3 mission, the object
which Is To conciliate the opposition that h
shown itself to a renewal OF the negotiation
II was added that the Car, If renew
should be agreed 10, would even aband'
the line Of the ~ereih and withdraw ali u
Russian troops into MS own territory.
I he cholera was raging a, Consland,, al
Admiral Napier was unwilling to keep i
men unnecessarily IN the neighboThood
.Iad1d, July l0-The rebels continI
their retreat towards Andalusia. The car
tai IS quiet
The Herald says that they have go
reason for supposing that an authorized
gent Of the United States has arrived fro
" ashington on his way TO Madrid, empo'
cred to offer for the purchase of Cuba