The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-02
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The latest news from Europe is from Liv-
crpool the 18th. y steamer was due at Hal
flax the Goth, with datcsa week later.
Gortshakotf, on the 9th. announced TO the
Austrian Government that both Modavia
and Wallachia would be evacuated immcdi-
atelv, which announcement caused an order
to be issued to the Austrian troops on their
way thithcr to halt for the present.
Simultaneously with this announcement is
tclcgraphic statement that 5000 French
troops have landed on the Isthmus of Pcrckop
to prevent Russians rcintorccmcnts from
reaching the Crmca. In the Baltic, Sir
Charles Napier was to attack Bomarsunl
next day and formidable expedition a.
cainst Sebastopol was ready to embark. The
other items of interest bv this arrival are the
death of the King of SaXoHv. and the indict-
mcnt ofQuccn Christina, on charge of trca-
son. before the Spanish Cortcs
The Paris -Noniteur of the 18th publishes
the Austrian demand on Russia, with the
Russian reply. Also the answer of the
French Government: refusing to grant an ar
mstice, but stating that peace NAV be had on
the following terms: First. abolition of the
Russian protcctoratc over Wallachia. Scryia.
and Moldavia; second. freedom of the mouth
of the Danube: third. revision of the treaty.
of 1871 with reference to the limits of Russia.
in the Black Sea; and fourth, no power to
have protcctoratc over Turkish subjects
Accounts are stated to have reached Paris
that force Of Ang!o-Frcnch troops has been
landed on the lsthmus Of kcrckop, to inter-
cept the Russian communications with Cr;.
mca.
From Dantzig, 18th, it is tclecraphcd that
5000 French soldiers and coo English ma
rlnes landed at three points on the Island of
Aland, with little interruption and no lesson
the preceding Tuesday. The forts were to
be attacked the next day. Sir Charles Ma.
pier was at Bomarsund in the ship Euz1oq.
The misunderstanding to latest ac-
counts the Russians continue to retreat. o.
mar Pasha has crossed the Danube with the
main body of his army from Shumla and tbc
ncighboring positions, and it is stated that
10000 Turks are now in Wallachia. The
Turkish advanced guard entered Eucharist
Aug. I. The course of the Danubte from
Orsova to Galatz is now in possession of the
Turks.
Information, which seems to be authentic.
says that Moldava will also be evacuated
The Parish -Honiteur confirms the statement.
but adds that notwithstanding the announce
mcnt by the Russian envoy of this complcte
evacuation OF the principalitics, Count BuoI,
the Austrian representative, exchanged notes,
on the Sth, with the representatives of France
and England. to the effect that Austria. in
common with France and England, continu-
ed to look steadily for the guarantees to be
executed from Russia to prevent recurrence
OF the difficulties which have troubled the
peace OF Europe; and Austria further pledges
herself until the complete re-establishmcnt
OF peace, not to treat separately with the cab
met of st. Petersburgh until such guarantee
be Obtained in other words, Austria insists
on something more than the status quo ante !
'clium.
The INVASION OF CHIMEA.-It now ap
pears that the expedition which left Varna
On the 2lst Of July, with General Brown on
board the Agememnon, and Gen. Canrobert !
III board the Napoleon, was not, as had been
the actual expedition against the
Crimea, but merely an excursion to recon-
1oltrc the coast. On the 27th the excursion
'cturned to Narna. On Thursday the large
ieet oftransports lying in the Bosphorus re-
.elved orders to proceed to Varna. The
Turkish fleet weighed anchor on the goth for
lc rendezvous at Varna. The scisc guns
hat recently arrived from France aud Eng