Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Af1H 1ONA, OSPe. - lhS III oeOdh-
ship, Asia, Capt. Harrison, from Liverpool
Aug. rs. arrived at half-past o'clock this
morning. ~ W A
Full particulars of the capture OF Bomar-
sund have come to hand. No further opera
tons have taken place either in the Baltic or
Black Sea. On the Goth thc,Anstran army
of occupation entered Wallachia. The whole
of Wallachia, and perhaps Moldavia. will be
occupied. The ltussaps are still concentrate
ed on the Pruth, and the Turks at Bucharest.
No immediate battle is expected. The expe-
ditlon to the Crimea had not yet sailed. The
Turks met with a terrible defeat at Kars, and
lost 1000 men as prisoners. ...,.4l
No news of importance from England
The British Government have completed con-
tracts for hemp at G65 to 997 los. Very
large contracts for beef and pork are adeer-
tised. France has reduced the import duty
on dyestufs, potash, &C.. with reduction in
other articles. Spain is apparently subsiding
into quictness. The overland Indian mail is
telegraphed at Marseilles. Silk is reported
scarce and bad. Tea is dearor.
LATEST rrEMs.-It is said that the troops
at Bomarsund will be rc-enlbarkcd for service
elsewhere. Preparations are being renewed
tor the departure of the expedition to the
Crimca. An instruction broke out at Da-
hascas on the 10th, but was queled without
much effort. An accidental fire at Varna
had destroyed one-third Of the town. Sir
Edward Lyons has sailed into the Black Sea,
with his squadron, but his destination is un-
known.
AT Stockholm, Aug. 23d, it was reported
that if the pending negotiations for the occu-
patton Of the Aland Islands by Sweden with
10000 Swedish troops should fail, the tortif-
cations of Bomarsund are to be blown up be-
fore the lst OF September
ENGLISH LETTER Writers ARRESTED BY TIL
TuRKs.-The special military correspondent
of the London Worning CAronicLr, who was
despatched to the Turkish army on the out
break Of hosilitics on the Danube, last Dc
tobcr, was arrested by the Turkish authori
ties at Bucharest on the 10Th inst. together
with another Englishman, correspondent Of
the London Dniiy Mus. The prisoners
were released upon parole, under charge o.
their Consul, aud thirty-six hours were given
them to consider whether they would return
to Giurgevo voluntarily, or be taken there by
force: The origin Of this event is unknown
and it is therefore premature to discuss it.
1t is possible that Omar Pacha may have hat
some very imperative motive to justify his re-
sorting to so arbitrary an act, and it is better
to abstain from commenting upon it until thai
motive shall be known.
BERLIN, Friday. The French troops al
Bomarsund suffer terribly from cholera, anC
they will probably be re-embarked immediate
ly. 1t is expected that the fortress will be
blown up and abandoned. Several yessels
had sailed for Hango Sound,
Troubles are expected in Denmark.
VIENNA, Friday evening.-Prince Gort
schakotl' is said to have received information
from St. Petersburg that no direct answer
will be given to the last propositions forward
cd by Austria; but she will be asked wha
her intentions are. The armament here goe
on upon grander scale than ever Two
Russian agents, who set Varna on FIRE, have
been arrested. ...,. .-
WHITE SrA.-H. NJ. ship Brisk, July 20
"A private communication says;-" W.
have had slight skirmish at ArchangeI, ant
destroyed three other places. First, owol
ovetski monastery; second, the tower of Kid
in Orego Bay thirdly large town on Pom
ch'atha river. We sail tomorrow mornin,
in company with the Eurydice, but whithe
it is not known. Al on board we'll"