Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-29
9urrign Nsms.
Three days later from Europe.

NEw YoRx, Sept. 81.
The British steamship Arabia, Capt. Jud-
kins, from Liverpool 9th inst, arrived here
at o'clock this afternoon, bringing three
days later news from Europe.
WAR INTELLIGENCE.
The Emperor Of Russia has refused the
terms proposed by Austria, but will retire
beyond the Pruth, and there await the course
of events, whether they may be hostile OF
peaceable.
A special meeting Of the Austrian Gov.
eminent has decided that this is not to BE-
considered cdsus beiii against Russia. -
Consequently, Austria will maintain her
present position, awaiting the result of the
action Of the allied armies and fleets upon
Sebastopo.
New negotiations are being patched up
between Austria, Prussia and the German
States, with view to peace.
Mr. Soue, the American Minister, has
left Madrid for France. The Spa nish pa.
pers assert that he has left on account of the
discovery of the agency he had in the revo.
ton Of Aug. %.
Accounts from Rutschuck of the I'd stat e
that all the vessels of the expedition to the
Crimea had left Varna on the I'd. II is said
that the feet will consist of 100 steamers,
300 transports, 36 sail of the line, 10000
troops, and an immense amount of siege and
storming mdferiet.
The first part Of the expedition will in
clude 10000 French troops, $4,000 English
and 10 600 Turks. Marshal st. Armand had
issued an order Of the day acquainting the
troops with the destination of the expedition,
dated yarna, Aug. IS. 1t was for the Cri-
mea and the duty Of the allied forces would
be to take Sebastopol as pledge of peace.
The Moniteur states that on the 25th ut.,
the cholera had almost totally disappeared at
Varna.
The Russian Embassy at Vienna has re-
ceived notice that the greater part of the
Russian army will have quilted Moldavia on
the Doth September, and the reminder
would leave by the beginning of October,
unless hostitles should render a fresh con-
centration necessary.
The condition Of affairs in Asia has i'm
proved.
Georgia has been surprised by Schamyl
with twenty thousand Circassians. The
Russians we're defeated, and had retired in
to their fortresses.
Important hostages we're secured at IL
fis.
mother despatch says Schamyl had made
descent into Georgia, where he destroyed a.
bout two hundred villages. Forty Russian
ladies were carried off Gen. Bebuto has
blown up the Notifications of Bayazld and
abandoned the town. in order TO throw his
forces on the points more Immediately threat
ened.
The Baltic Dunizic, Thursday. - Mar.
shall paraguay d'tiiliIers and staff have ar
rived here in the Fulton, on their way to
France.
On the 9TH the fleet was at Ledsund, aud
IT Is reported that there is nothing to be done
this season.
Gen. Bodsco, who recently surrendered
the fortress OF Bomnrsund, is a brother Of
the late Minister at Washington.
Spain he Madrid correspondent Of the
London Times charges Mr.. Suue, the A.
merican Ambassador, with having s,imula.
ted the insuuectionary attempt. lie began
his operations IN few hours after Queen
CHRISTMAS departure. lie had his agents a.
mong the barricades, and supplied money
Mr.. Soue has left Madrid and the Inference
Is that he will not again return to has post.
Henna, Thursday American Gov
eminent Is understood TO have purchased
Monaco AS European naval station.-
France and England will protest. and Aus
trla is prepared TO mediate.
Friday morning. -Advces from Varnl, in
the fremden Bidiis state that Greek con.
spiracy To assassinate Lord Raglan, Prince
Napoleon and the Duke OF cambridge. had
been discovered in Galata. The ringlead
ers had been arrested.
81. Petersburg, sept. 2. An the convicts
in Poland, exceed mufderers, have been lib
Grated on promise that they would sci fire
to any place that the enemy might attack.