The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-24
forriau Mus.


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The rurlpa MINISTER anl a.,eul Tnrs.
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diplomats uu't arfe1r ia iui oau,t op'
form.
AlluiinF 10 the Eas,-n dihcuitics the
Qaeou ,n Der epcaine sPecca sass
Tho hnss which I expressed at ths
close Of the lost --ion thfi o. speedy se,-
tlement would b. cG c'cd OF the diatren.
ce. existing between Russia snd Ottouan
Porte, have mot boon realized and | rarrc,
10 say TIA, o. state OF warfare ha ensuel.
! have conauu d % act in cordial cooper
alton with thc Empcsor Of the French,
aud ny cule,ors in conjunction with any
Allies 90 preserve snl "a restore pr,cc be-
tween The conirnding pnrtie-. and although
hitherto uu.ucc rssiul. hsye been unrcmil-
ting. viii not fail TO perseryerc in these
cud,ayurs. bat rs ihe c|ontnusncc ct the
warmly deeply affect the interests Of tins
Country and Of Europe, ! think 1t requisite
TO make a further augmentation Of my nj
val md military forces, with the Wow Of
supporting my representatives., and ct
more cf'ctuilly contributing to q rrstorl-
ton Of peace. | have desired that the pa.
pars explanatory Of the negotiations which
have taken p!lc'upon Ills subject, shall
be communicated To You without dcln."
The British army will b. Immediately
increased by n.00O regulars. while the ad-
dition To the navy will BE- 1900 men,.
The Queens proclamation is expected
TO enroll for the navy and 1t is said Ia be
contemplated to appoint a special Minister
at War, charged with the practical details
of the army, navy aud ordnance.
An order IN council 70 continue militia
training during the present year.
FE1Ncr.-A Council was held OF Tuil
ierles on The H0ih upon the question Of
sending an cNpcdtlontry force TO Turkey,
which was fully discussed. 1t is proposed
to send $1,000 men, IN four bodies under
the commnnd Of Generals C,rov bnt. ,l,c
Mihon, Bcli,sier and B,.unet. Enplnnd
will send only a small force. bu, viii nav
half the expenses.
Prince Napoleon has been sen, To the
Court of Belgium. II is rcporfcd. IN inn.
press on the KIM the necessity If ,c,inc
firmly with the allies against Russia, as
Belgium cannot maintain her neutrality
without mourning the di-pleasure Of France.
The Prince will 60 on a similar mission to
Prussia and Germany.
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and NJ Castlohae Gi France 10 the rnbiuot
OF ~. Petersburg, 1t was considered that
the Cars instructions left his Ministers no
alternative but to leave London and Paris,
although 1t might not be for some days.
The dcstinles OF Europe are now pend
ing on the decision OF Prussia aud Austria
Orders ARE understood TO be sent to the
British and French Ambassadors at 81. Pc
tersburg to demand their passports.
Count Orlof's mission TO Vienna is said
to be to ask permission for a Russian force
to pass through Hungary. 1t is further
reported that if Count Orion fails. the Gar
will himself visit Berlin and vienna, to
Use his influence with those courts. No
symptoms are apparent that he will Yield.
On the Danube, although ubstaitinr
from great operations, the Turks allow the
Russian no rest. Fighting had occurred
"'N' 't'h'''"' near Nhiafe''h
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a ru'nor was very current OF a naval
oat'le between the allies and the Russians
inihe bck Sea, with the destruction Of
''e Hu'sians' II Is however not yet con-
hrncd. 4 part OF the allied fleet had re-
turned To Consiannnople TO escort the
turkish supplies to Vienna.
a portion OF The Turkish fleet has gone
10 Egypt To twelve thousand well-,rained
troops, including one regiment Of heavy ar