Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-21
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HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFricE,
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HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Tuesday, July Is.
The Royal Mail Steamship Niagara, Capt.
Leiteh, from Liverpool, at o'clock on the
morning of Saturday, the 9Th inst, arrived
here at o'clock this p. NJ
Prince Gortschakoff mot the General ar
rived at Vienna on the 9Th of July, a. the
bearer Of the Cars official reply to Austria.
Col. Manieuffe arrived on the 9th at Der.
lin from St Pe,ershurgh with the Cars re.
ply to Prussia. The reply is in courteous
terms, stating that the Gar will consent to
resign his exclusive protection over the
Greek Christians of Turkey, and will accede
to joint protectoraie of the Five Powers.
The Car will evacuate the Principalites
when the Western Powers evscuate Turkey;
but he will retain strong military position
in Modava, as provisional security.
The Gar also sent Col. Isakof' TO Dres-
den, with friendly autograph letter to the
King Of Saxony, and other Sovereigus who
were represented in the Bamberg Confer
ence. Meantime hosiilities continue. and
fighting is reported from the Baltic, the
Black Sen, the Danube, and Asia.
The Austrians have entered Wallachia,
and French army is embarking in English
ships at Chcrbourg for Finland.
Respecting the Austria occupation Of
Wallachia, all yet known Is that on the %,
II steamers. with Ausiriln troops, dropped
down the Danube.
From The Baltic. Sir Charles Naper's
fleet was lying IN line Of baltle off Cfons,adt
but up to the Doth Of June no attack bad
been made
The English frigatc Desperate fred some
shots, which the batteries returned.
Bomarsuud was a second time bombarded
on the Goth and 25in Of June, aud the forti-
hcauons were destroyed.
On the 2lth June, eight Russian steamers
came ont OF Sebasiopo and attacked some
ships of the allied fleet, and afterwards re.
gained shelter at the batteries. The all 81
ships engaged were the Furious, Terrible,
and Descaries. The affiir seems to have
been Il running fight. The Furious was
considerably damaged.
The main body of the allied feet was at
Baldzlk.
English boats were taking soundings at
me mouth OF the Dnciper, and exchanging
FIRE with the Cossacks.
On the Danube, on the 2lst and 22d. an
important battle was fought. The particu-
lars are derived from despatch, stating that
the Turks fell on the Russian rear guard Of
$4,000 men near Sistria, on the 2ist. and
the battle lasted during two days, the Rus
SLAMS losing $500 killed, but making good
their retreat.
The Russians continue their concentra-
ton towards the Sereth and Pruth, but ap-
parenty mean to retain Maischin, lsatcha
and Tullischa, on the right bank Of the Dan
ube.
From Asia news is bad On the 9th Of
June, the Turks met with severe check, in
attempting TO storm two rcdoubis between
Osurguei and Ku;as The Russians attack
ed them 10 flank during the assault. and de-
ieated them with 1900 killed; 10 cannon, IS
standards, and the entire camp equipage, was
captured. An erroneous desp atch was pub
llshed, reversing the fact, and stating that
the Turks, un0er Sellm Pasha, had defeated
the Russians under Prince Androwkoff with
the above loss, but reliable accounts show
that the Turks were disastrously defeated.
GREAT BRIrAIN. Official return of the
quarters revenues TO July 5th, is unfavora-
Bile, showing falling of of ssl20O0 on the
quarter and 100000 on the year.
Nothing important in Parliament.
independence day was celebrated by
banque, at the Star and Garter Hotel, Rich
mond by George Peabody, to $50 guests
Queen Victoria sent her own and Prince Al
bert's portraits TO decorate the dining room.
Sir Lanes Emerson Tenant proposed the
memory Of Washington. Other speeches
were made by Messrs. Buchanan, Peabody,
Buckman Of New York. Barnard Of Conn,
and song was sung, written by VIM J. X.
Peabody.
Kossuth addressed a large meeting at
Glasgow on the 5th. Resolutions were
adopted, to petition the Crown for re-es-
Enlistment of Poland.
SPAIS.-Goyernmen is severely press ed.
The Queen has thrown herself on the pro-
lection of the troops.
1t is impossible to come at the truth, from
the doubtful statements issued by Govern
ment
The insurgents number 1000, of whom
1000 was cavalry. They demand the dis
mssal of the ministry. and the Queens ia
vorites. The outbreak, as yet, is entirely
military. An action took place near the VII
age Of Vicabraro, the insurgents charged
three times unsuccessfuly, and at length,
after great loss, retreated upon Toledo
The royalists would again attack them, when
the reinforcement expected arrived from Sar-
agossa and Valadolid.
Madrid was quiet, and there is no general
rising in the Provinces.
News was received from Barcelona all
was quiet there. Anxiety was felt as 10
what par, Gen. Naryaez and Serene will
take. Meanwhile, the Instruction is form
liable. 1t depends good deal on accidents
which will triumph, royalist or insurgent.
lrALY.-Letters from Italy say that the
alliance of Austria with France and England
has greatly depressed the prospects of the
revolutionary party in Lombardy and the
Roman States.