Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10
LATER FROM EUROPE,


arrived at Halifax on the 3lst inst.
Sir Charles Napier. with the combined
fleet, was at Bcro Sound on the 18TH The
fleet went to the Alamo Island.
A letter from ke OF the 10Th. in Ber-
lin newspaper, says that the French oxpedi-
tionary army of the Baltic will discnbark
Professionally in the Island of Zealand, and
tlat Denmark will shortly abandon her neu-
tralty.
Prussia aud Austria, it is said have asked
Francs and England to state the conditions
on which they are willing 10 conclude a
peace.
A Russian party asserts that the military
operations OF the allies are nearly at stand
still, and the attack on Se1astopol indefinite
II postponed. An attack on Cronstadt will
not take place this year, and great battle
near Bucharest is probIenati:al Hostile OPP
erutions are reduced to simple blockade, land
in the end Russia will triumph by her diplo-
macy"
On the l6;h inst, the Turks had taken Pa
sapaguri, near Giuergevo. Advires receiv.
&C at Paris, Wednesday, from Madrid 18th
inst, state that the insurgents we're masters
during the night. At . in the morning the
troops cagagel acted vigorously against the
barrie DIES, Tut most unsuccc s;ully.
MADRID-The latest adgiccs are to the 19
The Gazette publishes list Of new Ministers
Fighting was going en- in several parts of the
Capitol when the above dispatches left. A
battle has been fought between O'Donneil and
Biaser. Bascr Was de Gated, wounded and
taken prisoner. The populacc have sacked
the Palace Of Christlana at Schumacher, neal
Granada The whole OF Catalonca has ris-
Ell. The Captain-Geueral leads it, and there
has been fighting at several points. Valado-
La has pronounced in its favor.
A private Geographic despatch from Con-
stantiuople, received in Paris states that the
Russians had met with cheek near Bataum.
Four thousand Turks have been sent from
Vana into Crcassia.
THE WAR
No change had occurred in the state of
Eastern Affairs nor is Il change likely to oc-
cur until after farther consideration by the
English and French Governments of the re-
cent conduct Of Austria.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Chonicic makes the following important
communication. He says the Cabinets OF
Vienna and Berlin have communicated to
the English and French Governments the i'm.
preston produced upon them by answers of
the Emperor Nicholas to the summons sent
him by Austria to evacuate the Prncpalitics
The German powers announce that in their
opinions, the propositions contained in the
Russian answer, if not altogether satisfactory
appears to them calculated to serve AS basis
for further negotiations, and they propose chat
Prague shall be fixed upon as the seat Of
further conferences. They moreover express
sed an opinion that it will not be possible to
call upon Russia to evacuate the principalities
if it be not at the same time clearly UNDER
stood that the allied powers shall stop and
call their movements in advance.
In other words, Austria has fallen back into
alliance with Russia All the Austrian re-
sources are to be called out, and placed upon
IL war footing.
Accounts from St. Petersburgh say that
the Car is determined not to yield, but dis.
content prevailed in the Capitol.
The details received show that the recent
victory at Giurgevo, was achieved by the
Turks unassisted, leaving the whole bank Of
the Danube, from Turna to 0ltenitza, on their
hands.
The main body of the Turkish army is said
to be marching towards the mouth of the
Dnnube, leaving garrisons at Giurgevo and
Czernavoda.
Excepting handful of French at Giurge-
vo, none of the anglo-French have yet been
in action. The Anglo-French have repaired
and occupied the Russian batteries at the Su-
lima mouth of the Danube, and are employed
in removing sunken ships from the channel.
The Russian fotilla must soon fall into the
hands OF the allies.
The free navigation of the Danube is again
established.
English seamen from the fleet have been
sent to man Turkish boats in the Danube, with
the intention to capture the Russian river fio-
tilla. The 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 Varica.
The British are in camp at Varna.
The French aud English are slowly draw
ing their lines closer round the Russians.
Omar Pacha received the Anglo.Frepch
force ut Varna.
On the 7th the combined fleets were seen
of Akermann, sailing East, 1t was report