Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-27

Of existing treaties, and to consider the pro-
prety of further amelioraions 10 the con.
diiion of Christians; but the integrity of the
Ottoman empire and The Sultan's sovereign
ty must be maintained.
On the result Of the deliberations trans
pirng in Consian inople. on the 2ist, Ia.
mutt arose. On the 22d, proclamation was
issued.and quleiude restored Several ofthe
indictments we're arrested and banished TO
Cands.
Something definite as to the action Of the
Czar was daily looked for at London and
Paris.
It WIS stated that Nicholas had formally
rejected the Vienna PROTOCOL and the note
OF the 9th. but would consent to receive end
examine the Turkish propositions cfthe Goth,
as above, although he persists IN refusing 10
recognize the right of European intervcn-
ton in matters which be says concern Rus
STA and Turkey alone.
Up to the 25th Of December, the allied
fleets had not entered the Black Sea, owing
10 the tempesinnns weather.
The instructions to the fleets are, that in
the event of meeting the Russian ships Of
war, they WILL, 40 the names Of their respect
i've governments, request The Russian officer
~ command 10 return with his ship or ships
TO Sebaslopul where be- will find further IN
structions from his own government. On
refusal, force will be used.
Russian statements affect not 10 feel the
slightest alarm, as regards the threat OF the
allied squadrous; on the contrary, they as
sert that the entry OF the fleets will be the
signal for O simultaneous outbreak in India,
Algeria and Greece; also a Greek lnsurrec-
ton throughout the Turkish Empire, all
being already organized by agents Of the
Czar
The heavy SHOWS prevented operations Of
magnitude Small Ebirmishcs occurred dali
ly, between the ouiposts OF the two armies
Russian despatch says that the Turk
lsh army in Asin is totally disorganzed and
Scim Paslm and General Cuyon have been
killed by their troops. No one believes
tins. Turkish accounts acknowledge the
evacuation ofshe Turkish territory IN ASIA
but say that it was effected without the re.
ported losses.
PGnsIA-A despatch dated Constantinop-
lc, slys thlt Mr. Thompson. the British
Charge 10 Persia has succeeded 10 termin.
atng the differences between Great Britain
aud Persia and that Ahmet Eh,ndl, the
Iuki.h Charge. satisfied with the EXPLAIN
ton Of the Persian Gsynrnfneuf dad NOT
thiul, O., rirht 10 interrupt The relations nlh
tie Shah.
RUSSIA Kcn.kofF The Russian Con.
sol General 80 Tells. has GONE To- Persia
and Ailrhnnistnu. as "A speciel envoy of the
Car.
Accounts from, an par's Of Russi. describe
m extraordinary state of military activity.
uncxmpled since i-i3
The rzr has ii-t rot .ln-iy NJ t,vcrfv
uili1n rnuble, from the church.
The London Observer saws that agents
are now on thoir way to fine United States.
,o purchase slips ana arms pr.yatolv for
Russia.
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Pra.o AIbai ia o,it.os ria morn inas.
nenl.Dtof .t.e t..n..r.. anl va more loudly
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tIa ..h.4-,,.rf ..I of Uu.s,, ANA tb,t
Lod Aberdeen is ,l,o,efb.r unlcr b,s
Pnur- Aibcd-. influence THE Prince IL
I. .s.I hrry. .,rr, Sore. oi.t.a Rrit'.b
cabinet ,o ibe Russian. Austrian. and Ger.
r..n cosr. and tho i,n,.-,,nf. state off.rs
r,.t inc lapt nr.r.nr3i, secret Tram, H..
B,a..b ps,ir. .ra zeal, known I'm 4, ~
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