The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-21
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ARRIVAL 0F TnE NIAGARA.
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The Royal M,i s,~.msa,p Sns.sa a..
rsod hefe the sfierup-a
Pnnee Carpscl,sfufI iusi tho General.
srn,cd A. Nionns On the itii a. suiy. ~ The
heefer Il The faaf's aficial repir 10 kass.
ma. the precise icrus ~ Shich have n.i
iausWr,d. bu, use ruDce vas slsa the
bearer Il an autograph ioiics from Nicholas
W The btnpcrr u' AusifiA. the tenor Of
shich y ssid 10 b. hat BY c,scuatinr
WallachiA asd leaving free tho Danube.
The Car considers that b. satisfies the r,.a.
souabir dcussnds u Austria.
Moldava ~ii uri De- t,acnaicd. ns tho
occupation q thst principally Is necos-
sary guarantee for conditions Of iu.ure
treaty o; peace.
Ca. Msu;cf'i suivcd Al Berlin on the
Gih Nth the CIsr's reply 10 Prussia. Tho
reply b. IA c0arcuus terms. sisung that the
tHar vii consen, 10 resign his exclusive
protection over the Greek Christians. If
Turkey vii accedc ~ point prJ,cciaraie
Of the i've posers. lie viii evAeutie the
Puncipalities when the other posc-s ev-
scnato Turkey. but he vii retain strong
military position Ia Moldavia as provisional
security.
The Guar also sent Col. lsakoff 20 ORES
dew Nth friendly autograph letter to the
King 81 SsSony aud other soycfrigns who
~orc represented IN the B4mberg Confer
enec. Meantime hostiliiies continue and
hgh'Ing Is reported from the Baltic, Black
Sea, Danube and Asia.
The Au.trans have entered Wallaohia.
and French amy Is embsrking In English
ships at Cherbourg for Finland. AT Wal.
laohia, on the ID, II steamers with Aust
nan troops were dropped down the Dan
ube.
FROM THr BlLrIc.
Sir c. Nspicr's feet was laying in line
oi battle or Coustad,, but up TO June 2gth.
no attack had been made.
The English irigate Desperate fired
lev shots, which tho blitenes returned
Bomarund was second sine bonbarded
on the 2'ith aud 9th ult., and the fortifea-
tons were destroyed
On the 2i,h ult., eight Russian steamers
came out Of Sebastopol, and attacked some
ships Of the Allied fleet, and afterwards re-
gained shelter at the batteries. The affair
seems TO have been a running fight, and
the Furious, one Of the Allied feet thus at
tackled, was considerably damaged.
Ia the Danube, on the 2lst and 22d, an
important battle was fought A despatch
states that the Turks under Geroth Mussa
Pacha, fell upon the Russian tear guard of
25,OOO men, near Siestria, on the 2lst, and
the battle lasted during two days, the Rus
SLAMS losing $500 killed, but making good
their retreat.
The plan Of the campaign and the move
mcnts Of the Allied army are kept profound.
ly secret. The cavalry are supposed TO be
advancing BY land to the Balkan.
A telegraph is being built from Con-
stantnople to Varna, Shumla, Widdin, Adj
rianople and Gallipoti.
Fifty thousand Anglo French troops are
s'lil at Varna, as are also Marshal ST. Ar.
maud and Prince Napoleon.
On the 2ld, the cannonade Of the attack
on the Russian rear guard was heard by
the French, and Gen. Canrobert sent two
squadrons of dragoon TO reconnoitrc.
Omar Pasha Is prepared TO establish his
headquarters at Rutchnk
General Baraguary D'iIilliers commands
the division of the French army about to
embark for the Baltic.
Warsaw is being doubly fortified.
Fourteen neutral merchant ships now in
Riga petioned Napier to permit them to
leave.
The harvest in Bulgaria is very rich.
FRoM ASIA.
From Asia the news Is bad On the 9th
OF June, the Turks met with n severe check
IN attempting To storm two reduubts, be-
tween Ussurquet and kurtaa. The Rus
SANS attacked them in flank during the as
saut and defeated them with 1900 killed.
l3 cannon, 3j standards and the entire
camp equipage were captured. An errone-
Gus despatch was published reversing the
fact, and stating that the Turks under Sell
i'm Pasha had defeated the Russians with
the above loss, but reliable accounts show
that the Turks were disastrously defeated.
GREECE.
From Greece it was announced that
IIodgretras bad been completely routed at
kaladaka in Thessaly. The rebellion is
now considered ended.
The harvest In Greece was everywhere
abundant. Piracy is increasing. French
troops continue to arrive.
Cholera Is reported to prevail in the gar
rison at Constadt. Also some cases in the
British fleet.
1t Is affirmed that the Duke Alexander
is about to join the Russian army in Mol
davla.