Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-04
One Week Later.


The Royal Mail Steamship Canada. Capt
Stone, from Liverpool 9 A. N. on Saturday,
July %, arrived at this port at p. NJ. this
evening
LArrsr.--Ddntzic July 20.--The steamer
Ncoa arrived here from Bcro Sound. where
she left Sir Charles Napier with the comttn-
ed fleets, on the 18th. The feet went to the
Aland Islands.
A letter from KEEL, of the 10Th. in Ber-
lin newspaper. says that the French expedi-
tonary army Of the Baltic will dsembark
Professionally in the Island of Zealand, and
that Denmark will shortly abandon her neu-
trality.
| Prussia and Autria, il is said, have asked
France and England to state the conditions
on which they are willing to conclude a
peace.
A Russian party asserts that the "milita.
ry operations of the allies are nearly at ,
stand still, and the attack on Sebastopol in.
definitely postponed. An attack upon Cron-
stadt will not take place this year, and a
I great battle near Bucharest is probematical.
! Hostile operations are reduced to simple
/ blockade, and in the end Russia will triumph
by her diplomacy"
Hermdnsiddt, July i6.-The Turks have
taken Pasapaguri, near Giurgevo.
/ PARIS, Wednesday. received
from Madrid 18th inst, state that the insur-
/ gents we're masters during the night. At 2
IN the morning the troops engaged, acted
vigorously against tie barbados, but most
I unsuccessiully.
IL the House OF Lords on FRIDAY, the rsarl
Of Aberdeen brought forward the following
message from the Queen, which was read by
the Lord Chancellor:
VICTORIA X. " Her Majesty deeming il
expedent TO provide for any additional ex-
pense which may arise, in consequence of
the war in which Her Majesty is engaged
against the Emperor of Russia, on the effen-
sive, asks OF the House of Lords for their
concurrence in such measures az NAV be ne
cessary for making provisions accordingly"
7 The Message would be taken into consld-
GRAFTON on Monday.
Madrid. The latest advices are 10 the
18th. The Gazette Publishes list Of new
ministers. Gen. Garregal is appointed Com
mander Of Cavalry at Madrid The insur-
gents we're masters of Madrid, and the troops
engaged against the barbados. Fighting
was going on in several parts of the capital,
when the despatch left. A battle had been
fought between O'Donnell and Blaser The
latter was defeated, wounded and taken prs
oner. The populace have sacked the palace
Of Queen Christina at Salamanca The
whole Of Catalonia has risen The Captain
General leads 1t, and there has been fighting
at several points Valadoid has pronounce
ed in its favor.
THE WAR.
Z No change has occurred in the state of
the Eastern affairs. Nor is a change likely
10 occur until a farther consideration BY the
English and French governments, OF the re-
cent conduct Of Austria.
The Pans correspondent of the London
Chronicle, makes the following important
communication. lie says the cabinets of
Vienna and Berlin have communicated 10
the English and French governments, the
impression produced upon them by the an
swer Of the Emperor Nicholas 10 the sum
mons sent him by Austria, to eyacuate the
Pnncipaities.
The German Powers announce, that in
their opinion the propositions contained in
the Russian answer, II not altogether salts
factory, appear to them calculated to serve
ns basis for further negotiations, and they
propose that Prague shall be fixed upon as
the seat Of further conferences. They more
over expressed an opinion that it will not be
possible to call upon Russia to evacuate the
Prncipalitles, If 1t be not at the same time
clearly understood that the Allied Powers
shall stop all their movements IN advance.
In other words, Austria has fallen back
into alliance with Russia. All the Austrian
reserves are to be called out aud placed up
on war footing.
A private telegraphic despatch from Con-
stanunope, received in PARIS states that the
Russians had met with check near Bato-
A -. u
ma into Circassa.
Accounts from ST. Petersburg state that
the Car is determined not to weld. but dis
content prevailed IN the capital
I he details received show that the recent
victory at Glurgevo was achieved by the
Turks unassisted, leaving the whole bank OF
the danube, from Turna to Oltentza, in
their hands.
The main body Of the Turkish arEiy is
said to be marching towards the mcnih of
the Danube, leaving garrisons at Giurgevo
and zerBavoda.
Excepting handful Of French at Giurge-
, 70, none of the Anglo French have yet been
IN action. I.
The Anglo-French have repaired and oc-
|, cnpied the Russian batteries at the Sulina
+ mouth of the Danube, and are employed IN
removing sunken ships from the channel
The Russian floulla must soon fail into
the hands of the allies.
The free navigation of the Danube is a.
gain re-eslablished.
English seamen from the fleet have been
sent TO man Turkish boats in the Danube,
with The intention to capture the Russian
river fotilla.
! he Russians have burned the town Of
Matzchin.
| Gen. Aurep, having been disgraced from
rank for want of success, shot himself.
French troops from Adrianople are march
ing towards Varna.
The British ere IN camp at Varna. The
French and English are slowly drawing their
lines closer round the russians.
Omar Pasha reviewed the Anglo French
, force at Yarna.
On the 9Th, the combined fleets we're seen
/ off Alderman, sailing East. 1t was reported
that Admiral Bruat had forced the entrance
to the mouth of the Anapa.
.is'a.-kerm Pasha surprised $4,000
, Russians and defeated them, capturing six
guns and 400 prisoners at pass IN the noun
, tains.
Greeee.-The Porte consen to reopen
/ Turkish ports to Greek merchants, hut de-
, mands ON Greece indemnity for losses sus-
, tanned through the Greek Instruction.
; Spdin.-The news is very important The
instruction is spreading rapidly. 1t is tele-
: graphed from Bayonne on the goth, that Ma
r drId and the garrison have pronounced a.
, galnst the the Queen. The cabinet is dis
solved; San LUIS, the PREMIER has fed
Nayarez has offered to form new ministry
t Espartero mas placed hlInsef at the head of
; the insurgents and is marching on Madrid
: with the centre division, while General Ia
bano advances with force from the Basque
> provinces.
The French government is said to favor
the insurrectlon. An aide de.camp of the
King of Portugal is said to have sought an
interview with Napoleon. to consult hun on
the subject The Emperor replied that he