Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-27
LATER FROM EUROPE


the passengers we're safely landed, and reach. !
ed New York Oh the 18th.
THE WAR.
The Austrians have entered Moldayia.
The official reply of the Car to the Aus.
trian note, has not transpired. 1t is reported
at Vienna that the Cars reply to the Aus.
triau summons, has been received and that
the Gar will resist to the last man and to
the last rouble.
The Russians have evacuated Modaviaand
an Austrian force Of $4,000 men have been
despatched to drive the Russians across the
Screth collision is considered extremely
probable.
There has been no important movement on
the part of the allied fleets, but Sebastopo
was still threatened. At the latest date the
Baltic feet was within thirty miles of Cron.
stadt
The Russians continue to retire from Wal
lacbia, and the right bank of the Danube is
believed to have been entirely evacuated ex
ccst in two or three fortified positions. They
are concentrating in Moldavia and Northern
Wallachia, upon the Transylvanian Frontier,
making complete change OF front, with 80
leagues Of ground lost, and at least $4,000
men horse dc combat.
All the troops in Russian Poland have been
ordered to march towards the Gallachian
frontier, and levy III moySc has been order
ed to Poland each landed proprietor is to
furnish "a men, twelve of whom 10 &c
armed with scythes.
The Paris Monittm stated the otter d.
that the Russians were not only ict.rt'h5
rom before Silistria, but that t..,l nave )ten
ordered to withdraw altogether behind the
Prath, and 4 similar intimatior ,..-,,..,.,
at the same time to ourselves and sew,
other leading journals, both Of Germany and
France. The official organ of the French
government now states that on the contrary,
even WaIlachia is not to be entirely cvacuat-
cd, slnce concentration Of troops has been
effected at Piojcstch and Kampina, places to
the north OF Bucharest, which commands the
north road, descending by the Tomasch pass
from Pennsylvania and the Carpathian noun
tains. AS for Moldavia, all the accounts
agree i'll reporting that the Russian army con-
tlnues to occupy that province in great force,
that fresh troops have recently entered it
from Podol!a and Bessarabia, that vast stores
have been collected there, and that the line Of
the ocreth is defended and fortified even by
entertainments on lhe right bank OF the river.
These facts appear to furnish the strongest
evidence that can be obtained of the nature
OF the Russian reply to the last proposition
Of the German Courts, of which, howcver,no
authentic or certain information is known to
arrive at the time which we write. A mes
senger from st. Pctersburgh reached Berlin
on the Both u!t., but he did not bring any
pys,tve answer, though the communication of
Col. Manteutfel left no expectation of the
submission OF the Russian government The
4th day Of July had been mentioned as the
latest day to which that answer could be de-
iayed. 1t would seem that the Emperor
Nicholas has Intentionally extended this de-
lay, in order to give time for his troops to
accomplish the very extensive movements in
which they are now engaged. The Austrian
General would, on the contrary, have begun
hostilities with rather more advantage, ii
they had been in condition to act before
the Russians effected the general conversion
of their position, which has taken place be-
tween the 10Th and Goth of June.
SpAN.-A formidable revolt took place at
Madrid on the 2Sth, headed by General
O'Donnel. The insurgents number 1000.
Tao reports from Madrid are very conflict
ing. The latest state that the city was COW
cred with barbados, that the garrison had
fraternatized with the insurgents, and that
General ODonnell threatened to attack the
palace unless theNlinisters resigned. 1t was
also stated thas tho Qnecn was required to
abdicute.
A despatch from the Spanish government,
dated July %, states that the government
troops attacked the insurgents on the LIST inst,
and gained signal advantage over them
also that the Queen was well received by the
troops and populace. Madrid was reported
tranquil. The truth OF the despatch was
doubted at Paris. ....'
The journals of Madrid, of the 18th, give
the following account Of what passed on the
previous day - .. N''
Yesterday morning General Dulce gave
orders to all the cavalry to mount their horses;
This he was enabled to do in virtue of his
office as director and inspector Of cavalry.
When the regiments had turned out he cried,
long live the Queen, death to the Ministry
Generals O'Donnel. De Gland and Mesina
juined him, as did also Brigadier Echague,at
the head OF his regiment. The rebels then
left in the direction of Alcala and Guadala-
jara.f 'H
The generals issued proclamation to the
the troops, which, while expressing devoted
ness to the Queen, declares it to be their in
tention to re-establsh the Constitution of
1887. They then drew up and signed doc
ument, by which they bind themselves to DO
what their proclamation announces.
. .l .. LATEST. ....
The steamer Niagara, from Liverpool July
9Th, arrived at Halifax on the 18th.
Hon. John Manners Sutton was appointed
Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick.
Prince Gortschakoff, mot the GeneraD ar.
rived at Vienna, July 4th. as the bearer of
the Cars official reply to Austria. The pre-
else terms of the reply have not transpired,
but Gortschakoff was also bearer of an auto.
graph letter from Nicholas to the Emperor of
Austria, the tenor of which is said to be, that
by evacuatimg Wallachia and leaving free
the Danube, the Car considers that he sat.
isles the reasonable demands of Austria.
In the Danube, on the DIST and BOD an
important battle was fought the particulars
are derived from a despatch stating that the
Turks under Gerott Mussa Pucha' fell on the
Russian rear guard of $4,000 men near Sill
istria on the 2lst, and the battle lasted two
days, the Russians losing $500 killed but
making good their retreat.
The russians continue their concentration