Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-07-14


The intelligence from Europe hy the Nmcr
lea all goes to show that the affairs Of III,
Emperor of RUSSIA are il, desperate condi
ton. The London Times says that IN a short
time all the Russian soldiers will retire be.
yond the pruth.
TT" allies are making great pr piratons
t, attack Schassopol aud ST. PctcrShnrgh hy
land.
Cholera Is prevailing severely at the West.
In Cincinnati, for the week ending July LIST,
there were 4j deaths Of that disorder
At Barbados 5000 deaths had occurred
and AS many as 500 died in a day.
In Boston about j deaths occur daily.
1t has been fully asccrtaincd that the dcfa-
cation of Mr.. Schuyler, of New York, on the
\. Y. Il New Haven road, by oycr-issue of
stock, amounts to two million dollars Mr.
Schuyler has also. it is alleged, made use of II
large amount of the stock and bonds of the
Harlem Railroad, which puts that road into
trouble He has left for Canada. Chns +.
Shelton, President of the Empire Stone Dres-
sing Go. has also dccampcd. An over issue
of the stock to the amount of 500 900 has
been discovered. In consequence Of these
events, money has suddenly become very tight.
Gov. Morris who held SlOO 900 of Schuylcr's
paper has failed, and others will probably
follow.
Inter News From Europe.
New loRK, July sth.
Steamer Baltic from Liverpool June 9th,
I days later arrived here at one this morn
ing, making the run in . days, the shortest
trip ever known.
\ dispatch from Vienna asserts positively
that Russia has. out of high consideration for
Austria, consented to ovacuatc the principali
ties and is already withdrawing her forces
beyond the Pruth. Lord John Russell Off
cially informed Parliament that the siege of
Silistria was raised. The advanced guard of
the French and English have reached Pra-
vand.
The Minor German states have accepted
the Austro-P russian note.
Omar Pasha is advancing his whole force
to the Danube
The Russians have taken prisoners two
newspaper correspondents on the right bank
of the Danube. The Austrians will march
into the principalities as the Russians leave
them.
The English in India and China are fear
full of pirates from California.
BosroS, July Sth, 1854.
In Bath, Me. large meeting gathered by the |
preaching OF Orr attacked set fire to and burnt |
down Il church occupied by Catholics in that
place.
The mob first broke into the church. demo-
lishcd the pews, destroying everything that |
could be reached
despatch from New York says that Mr.. |
Kyle, Secretary of tn" Harlem Railroad Co..
has over drawn his accounts to the amount of |
S2ooOOo. 1t now appears that Schuyler has /.
swindled the Naugatuck Co.., of $40 900.
The excitement in New York continues to be
intense.
The deaths in st. Louis for the week end |
ing July first reached the large number of !
40.
The Night Express train on the Great |
Western (tanada) Railroad ran over ii horse
July 9th, by which two omigrant ears were
thrown from the track killing passengers
and seriously wounding others.
In II gale on Lake Eric. Tuesday last. a
schooner foundcrcd and hands including the
Captain were lost
\ meeting of influential Wings and Free |
Sellers was held in Boston yesterday. in re-
gard to a peoples convention ON the basis of !
opposition to the Nebraska bill
California steamer.
New YoRK, July 10th. - NJ.
Steamer Geo. Ldu arrived here from Cali
fornia this morning, with nearly million
and quarter in gold.
Capt. Adams comes passenger in her bring
ing the treaty between this country and
Japan.
The Elections in Oregon arc adverse to the
Wings and also to state government
The harvest has commenced and the Weld |
is abundant
The news from the mines is good.
In Australia on the contrary the mining |
news is not favorable.
There were go deaths in New York last |
week, of which 90 were of cholera
In Philadelphia there were 800 deaths. a |
number of which were of cholera
BosToN, July 10th.
In this city, 1877 deaths of which 81 were
of cholera.
Willis Il Co., heavy Brokers of this city
failed Saturday Several heavy failures oc-
CURED in New York on Saturday. Several
other failures are announced in this city this
morning.
The Boston Courier opposes the proposed
union of the Wings and Free Sellers of this
State
Some country wing papers favor the pro-
lcct but the other city wing papers are silent
on the subject
Accounts from Havana state that the
American Bark Gray Eagle succeeded in
landing 600 slaves near Havana ON the ojth
off Luno. The EagIe was subsequently, cap
tured by the British brig of war EspcreH hut
was finally surrendered to Spanish man of
war.
The City Council of Louisville, have re-
fused to pay Wards bills for damage done to
his house during the riot
MONTPELIER. July II.
The State Temperance" Convention held at
this place to-day, is large and harmonious.
Gen Walton, of Montpelier, prcsidcs, No