The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-08
Seven Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BAL
TIC At NEW YORK.


TIC AT NEW YORK.
New York. April +.
The Collins steamship Baltic. Capt Com
stock. arrived at this port about ) o'clock this
..s-' moon.
The Baltic left Liverpool at o'clock on
Thursday morning. 23l ult
POLITICAL AND WARLIKE NEWS.
The official final refusal Of the Car Mich
ola-. of Russia was hourly expected 1t is
already known that he refuses. When the
o.iicial refusal arr,rs.it will be communicated
to both Houses of Parliament, and the war
would be formally proclaimed
Admiral Sir Charles Napier's fleet arrived
at Winco Sound, in the Baltic Sea, on the
18th ut
The allied fleet remained at Bevcos Bav
but would soon rc-cnter the Black Sea.
Two Austrian ships had also anchored at
Bcvcos
No engagement is reported in Europe,
either by land or sea.
TN the Danube, positions remained un-
CHANGED
report Of the capture Of the Russian
treasures convoy had reached Con>tantinople
SAID Encnds had reached Janina. en-
powered to settle the Greek instruction diff
hcnl'ies. The instruction is now over.
There is continued activity manifested in
ENGLAND in preparing for the war.
The first division of the French troops,
under Gen. Canrobcrt, hal sailed from Mar
>riIlc' for Turkey.
The French loan had all been taken IN.
Baron Mantcuii,l had made a communica-
ton TO the PrlSsian Chamber, strongly insist
inc or Pruss;an neutrality.
Anstra gives no further Indication Of her
ro'i"y, she is still, in appearance, with the
Western powers
Up 10 the 10Th Of March. RUSS, had not
recognized Swcdons neutrality.
y Paris correspondent saws that the Cars
refusal WAS trlegrarlr'l from Berlin on the
l',h, to the French Government. and that
as soon as known. the British minister sent
a notification Of the fact overland to Sir
Charles Napier
Sir Charles Napier arrived at Copenhagen
'''-''''' WI tIiC -V'U.
The Aust"ritz, of 100 Guns. and three
other French ships, have said to the Baltic. to
join the English fleets.
The prohibition to export gold from Russia
il confirmed.
fussIa continues to urge Prussia to pre-
serve perfect neutrality.
LATER BY TELEGRAPH
The lines Paris correspondent saws that
5000 British troops were to pass throuob
France to embark at Toulon or Marseillcs
'nd that the first detachment was cxpected
IN farls IN week or ten DAYS.
Lord Raglan was expected in Paris about
the LIST Of April
The publication Of the secret correspon-
hencc had increased the GOOD fccl;nr in
France towards England.
farls. Tuesday cveninc.-All securities
nave fallen to day in conseque nee of the de-
cline in English funds.
1t Is stated bv dispatch from Berlin 10Th.
that the Gar had replied. The proposal of
the Western Powers does not require five
minutes consideration. 1t is refused"
FEMONT NEWS.
FiEf--The barr of Mr. Enos Rollins Of
Walden, was destroyed by fire last SATURDAY.
night. The fire took from the house CHM
ney, which was burning ont" the wind
Blowing gale at the time The Louse ;,so,f
was on IRE, at one time, near the ridge POLE
Mr Ii. succeeded in extinguishing that. but
had only time to get his stock on, of the barn
to save thcm.-Stav.
SERIOUS ARRAY. A serious af,r,v o.-
cured at Duttonsvilic few days since b..
tween an lrlshman and Scotchman. which
came near resulting in the death of several
persons. The parties were engaged in a fiubt
Fnen the irlshman grasped an axe, and was
ABOUT to strike the other with it, when he
>e'zed uPoE gun standing near, which was
discharged in the melee, the charge taking
e"ec' IN the arm Of the other, and lodc;nn
fourteen shot in the body of girl STANDING
near and several more in that of a small boy
No arrests were made. The men wer.
'''' "''''er the influence Of liquor.-.4yqus.
'"A>" rr. On Monday night of last
week the upward freight train on the Rut.
""" 'oao met with serious accident about
WV "''eS north Of this place. The brake on
'''e cars fell under the wheel. which
,'oAe Journal, preciptated several cars
''"'' an embankment into the wafer Tho
''"Ae''ian was thrown into the water a,.o
-: ~ '''''na'ely escaped without any serious
"J'fE' The cars which BELONGED 70 n.
'a'Ian1 and Washington road are a cou
''e'e wreck. They were loaded with cIo,,h
:, ana furniture, on its way to the West
~. ." Was considerably damage.
"N"ST CENTRAL RAILROAD. VIM.
Lee Esq, has resigned the Office Of Pros :
u" account OF i'll health. lie remains
director and also as a Trustee. Uon .
;, '' smith of St. Adams has been elected
.',''ent and has also been appointed o,o 4
the Trustees, 0''' ,
'N' RANGE BASs. At a mee,;no oc u. {
1 NJ, Of the Exchange Bank held =, 4
tyr T. PACK River Hotel in Springfield. on = !
''''t>da;. choice was made of : h. ta,,,.u V
= as Board of Directors: II
a. L. Thompson, j. W. CoIburn .,oh, t.
N'''s' Samuel Alvord, DR., Sylvester !,