Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
SEVEN DAYS LATER BY THE PACIFIC.


There is nothing decisive from the scat of
war. In England, matters had arrived at
crisis, and Pertinent would probably be sum-
moned for the purpose Of imposing new taxes.
Since the terrible battle Of Inkerman, on the
9th of November, when the allies lost 1000
men, and the Russians 10000, neither parties
had been in condition to resume hostilities,
consec uently there is no news. The reported
battle on the 18th is false. The utmost al
acrity is manifested in France and England
in sending reinforcements, as the existence of
the Allied armies depends upon them. 1t is
reported that the Russians have captured two
English cruisers in the Baltic.
Brcac stuffs had declined carly in the week,
but had recovered at the close.
Louis Napoleon announces that powerful
provisions will be made fer the Allies in Bess-
arabia. The Austrian, Prussian, and German
diploma lists arc active in endcayoring to get
up new negotiations, but France and England
have notified them that they will not now treat
on the basis Of the four conditions.
&c KsTANr1NopLE, Nov. 20.-Thirty-
Eng lish transports we're lost in the Black Sea
on the 18th lust The Prince and Sea Nymph
fous dercd, with all on board. Three mail
stea mers have been stranded. Tho Sansperiel
was driven ashore and set on fire The Brit
aur ia had five feet of water in her hold. The
Agamcmnon was stranded, but got aloat again
The Samson's machinery is damaged. The
Re tribution was saved by throwing her guns
ov ,rboard. The Terrible escaped without in.
JAY The Henri " and Patio are lost.
| ODESSA, Nov. 22.-Thrcc ships of the line
and is transports were greatly damaged in the
gale of the Nth.
BERLIN, TUEsDAY.-Thc Russian answer tt
the Prussian note expresses the willingness
the Emperor to treat on the following terms
lst. Upon the guarantees Of the Five Power
OF the rights OF the Christian sui e9ts Of th'
Ottoman Porte, without distinctions as to pro
fession, I'd, A common protectorative OF thu
Principaitcs to be exercised by the Five Pow
ers on the terms of the now existing treatie
between Russia and the Porte. Sd, a revi
sion Of the treaty Of 1854. 4th, The lre
navigation of Danube.
The Russian losses at the battle of the Ink
crman are confirmed at 10000 killed ant
wounded. The Allies had buried 5000 Rus
slams left dead on the field
The Noniteur afirms that there were 10,
900 Russians engaged at lnkegman.
The hurricane OF the l4th did rot eXten'
beyond the Black Sea, aud supplies and rein
:, forcements were CONSTANT y arriving, III spite
the stormy weather.
Coustantinoplc dates Of the Goth state tina
during the previous ten days at least l5,0o'
men, 10 reinforce the Allies, had sailed for III
$ Crimea, and passed the Bosphorus on thei
way thither.
A despatch from Gen. Canrobert, dated Sc
bastopol 18th, states that the operations of tn
seigo were progressing well, and that tn
health and spirits Of the armies We're good
{ 1900 men of Gen. Mayrans advanced gaar'
, had landed 18th.
The Russians are strongly fortlying tn
. Dniepcr line, near Mohiiof. Forty THOUSAND
Turks are concentrating near porran. 1t i
reported that the command Of the troops to b
seut to Bessarabia, has been conferred upoI
y Gen. paraguay d'Hiliers. The moyemen
: upon Bessaraba had already commenced.
e ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov 26.--Menschikot
n writes on the evening Of the 18th that the seig
. operations had been suspended, and that tn
cannonading had gradually relaxed. On tn
I 18th it had almost entirely ceased.
q Advises from Madrid of the 9th state tina
, the amnesty for political offences, promulgate
on the 7th, had been extended to the whol
kingdom.