Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.

/ The Steamship Europa arrived at New
4 York, last Friday, May 10Th, with So passen-
gers, among whom is Lord Elgin.
/ The bombardment of Odessa is fully con-
i. frmed. The batteries were all destroyed
Eleven Russian vessels were sunk, and thir-
teen more laden with ammunition captured.
The Tower, and other private property was
saved.
/ LIVERPOOL MARKET.-Flour unchanged,
with fair demand Wheat unchanged. Corn
dull, owing to large arrivals.
THE WAR; ,aassass....s4'.ass
The allied feet bombarded the Russian
forts at Sulina mouth of the Danube. No
details are given. .3.
On the 18th and 10Th of April, Omar
Pacha gave battle to Gen. Luders, between
Silis,ria and Rassova. The battle ragged sew
eral hours. During the previous night Omar
had sent division towards Sed, which diyi-
sion, during the height of the battle, attacked
the Russians in the rear, causing tremendous
confusion. The Russians retreated behind
Cznaroda with loss of guns, stores, baggage
and military chests The Russians continued
the attack on Silstria.
On the 10th, the Turks crossed the Danube
to destroy the Russian batteries. The Rus
slams having advanced to Kalarach and after
hard fighting retired. Up to the 23l, Slis-
tria remained unchanged. Paskewltch has
ordered the Russians to advance 10 further
into the Dobrudscha.
A buttle was fought on the 18th. between
the Turks and the Greek Insurgents. Nota
Was taken by the Turks, by assault. The
important town Of Metsoo has also been TAX
en- by the Turks, and was afterwards pillaged
by AIbanians. With the exception of Pire-
us, all the coast Of Greece is blockaded by
the allies.
On the 18th IA battle ensued between the
Turks and Montenegrians at Nicshicl. H..
/, tilities have fairly commenced 1t is sail
: that Austria will occupy the Province. Sir
Charles Napier is closely biockadiug the Bal
tic ports.
PARIS, Friday Nay 5th Tho Imperial
Guard has been re-established.
4 PANS, Saturday -Napier's feet was oui.
: city anchored four miles from Stockholm. -
t a Geographic despatch was resolved by
government last night, announcing victory
It by the Turks, and that Omar Pacha had sue
ceedcd in cutting in two the Russian army, in
!. Dobrudscha
GREAT BRITAIs.-News has reached the
British Admiralty that an American clipper,
the "Grapeshot," has capturcda French ner-
+ chairman off Lands End. The Grapeshot
t cleared out Of New York on the 22d of Mar,
" for st. Thomas, with 1900 packages On board,
. professedly hardware, but really containing
). muskets supposed 10 be bound to Finland and
i failing debarkation, then for the NJ ,diterra-
It neal. A British steamer had been sent in
It pursuit Of her.
Two hundred persons arc supposed to have
j. persisted in the recent collision in the Chan
:, mel, between the Bremen barque "Favorite,"
+ for Baltimoreand the American barque "Hes-
!, per-" from Charleston, s. c., for Antwerp.
From the voluminous details brought by
:, the arrival, letters, &C., it is further gathered
o that Russia is intriguing to no small extent
!. with ciiques and parties in the United States
. to take sides with her against France and
e England. 1t also appears that our relations
IS with Spain are growing daily more and moro
e critical, that Power not showing itself at all
If inclined to yield to the exhorbtant demands
l. or official bullying of Minister Soule. Both
y in Europe and America, therefore, great event.
are evidently in the wing.