Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-03
LATER FROM EUROPE

Wallachia, and the Austrians have for the
present entirely relinquished their intention
to peacably occupy the Principaities
We have no new facts as to the progress OF
the Prussian Austrian negotiations. 1t is be-
lieved that all the smaller German States will
adhere to the o-Prusslan Convention.
The feelings in England with respect to these
uew complications is decidedly uneasy.
There has been considerable severe fighting
OH the Danube. The Turks, under the com
mand of Omar Pacha, personally, after severe
fighting, have captured the Danube Islands
and the city of Giuergovo, which they now
occupy.
1t is clear that the Turks have assumed Of
fensive measures and with the reserve of the
Ango-Frcnch. the first division Of whom are
now at Rutchust will probably risk a pitched
battle, Gortschakoff, with 10000 men, is
advancing by forced marches to dispossess the
Turks Of Giuergavo.
The Black Sea feet was last seen proceed
ing from Odessa, in the direction of Scbasto-
pol. Sir Charles Napier's feet, with cholera
on board, had gone to anchor in Bomersand
Bay
Redschid Pacha had resumed the Turkish
Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The ex-Minis-
tiers of Greece are indicted for. maversion Of
the public money, to foster the recent insur-
rection.
The Emperor Napoleon was witnessing the
em5arkation Of the French army at Bologna
and Calais FOR the Baltic.
The Turks have also crossed in the face Of
the Russians at Oltenitza details are want
ing. $50 Wagons have already arrived at
bucharest among the wounded arc eighty
officers. A despatch from Belgrade calls the
island kamadau Seymonof, and says that the
battle lasted nearly II hours.
On evacuating Giucrgevo the Russians
burned some Of their ships.
A despatch dated Odessa, July It'll, says
that the combined feet of 30 sail had been
seen sailing in the direction of Sebastopol
A despatch says that Gen. Osten Sacken
has been diagraced, while another says he is
to have command of the third corps on active
service.
1t is stated in despatch from Berlin that
Austria will finally summon Russia to cvac.
uatc the princi palities within month, and
will occupy WalIachia without waiting for al
answer
The cholera or diarrhea, Of very bad
kind, appears to have broken out in the Bal
tic fleet, thirty men have died in the Auster
litz, seven in the Duke, and IL few in Other
ships.
An effective blockade of the Gulf Of Fin.
land was announced from and after the Doth
of june.
An imperial decree, published by the Paris
Moniteur, confers on Omar Pacha the Crane
Cross of the Legion of Honor"
The officers of the British frigate Tiger
who was prieoners at Odessa, have boon ex
changed and released. ....
1t is notified that the Sultan will visit
Omar Pacha's headquarters, and afterwards
proceed to Silistria to distribute rewards t.
the brave defenders of the fortress
Cholera still prevails at St. Petersburgt
and Cronstadt. At St. Petersburgh, Junt
28th, the police report stated the number o
cases at 405. On the LIST Of Jnly there wal
$50.
The British government have purchased thu
steamphip Himalaya as a troop ship,for GAO,
900. ...-e
FRAycE-Thc Emperor arrived at Boognt
on the llth. He reviewed the troops and is
sued the following proclamation to tho army
-" Soldiers-Russia having forced us to 1
war, France has armed 100000 of her chill
drcn. England has also called out consd
cradle number Of troops; to-day, our armies
and troops united for the same cause ART
combined in the Baltic as well as the Black
Sea. have selected you to be the first t.
the regions of the North. English vessel,
will convey you thcrc-an unique fact in his
tory-whch proves the intimate alliance o
the two governments not to abstain from any
sacrifice to defend the ri ght of the weak, tn,
liberty Of Europe, and the national honor
Go, my Children. Attentive Europe openly
or sccretely offers up VOWS for your triumph
Our country, proud of "A struggle which threat
ems the aggressor only, accompanies you with
its ardent vows, and |, whom imperious du
ties retain still distant from the scene of events
shall have my eyes upon you, | shall be abb
to say, they are worthy sons of the conquer
ers Of Austerltz, of Eylau, of Friedlaud ant
of Moscow. May God protect you.
| NAPOLEON"
Long and continued shouts of Vive |;
Empcruer," followed the reading of this ad
dress.
1t is rumored that the French army hav
received cneck in Africa.
SwITzERLAND.-The reconciliation Of Swift
aerland and Austria is now uneqnivocally yer
fled by the complete establishment OF diplo
matte relations between the countries.
SpAIN.-News from Spain is very imper
feet. The insurgents, however, seem to main
tain themselves under Generals O'Donnel
and DuIce They number 5000, and are 20
ing towards Andalusia. Some movement
favoring them have occurred in Valencia.
The Paris Monit,ur publishes despatch
from Madrid, July 18th, according to whicl
Madrid was quiet at that date the insur
gents were near Despenapenos, their rank
were rapidly thinning by dcserton, and thu
Royal troops were hemming them in. Gov
eminent troops from the North were rapid,
advancing towards Madrid. The Governor
OF Seville and Granada had taken the field il
favor of the Government, with all their dis
possible force.
General Rose De La Concha has been or
dercd by the French Government to remov,
from Bayonne to Bordeaux. Some republi
cans have showed themselves in Valencia, blu
troops had been sent in pursuit of them Ac
counts brought to Madrid by parties tavorabl,
to the insurgents, say that the rising in Va
lencia is formidable, especially at Segovia.
| General Serano on joining General O'Don
neil brought with him but small force of in
fantry, and 200 cavalry.
A despatch from Madrid of the lth stota