Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-04-13
LATER FROM EUROPE,

Steamship Europa, from Liverpool March
25th, arrived at New York on Saturday at
ternoon, April 9Th.
ENoLAND.-In the British Parliament the
bill doubling the income tax, had been read
a second time. The case of the contractors
for the cavalry in Turkey, who had put mp
shavings, &C., with the hay, had been before
both Houses, and they would probably be
prosecuted.
Government has chartered the West India
Mail steamers Trent andMedway,for the con-
veyance of troops.
Several ship captains have been engaged
at Sunderland, to act as pilots to Sir Charles
Napier's feet.
Il. Monteaux & Co., Exchange Brokers Of
London and Paris, have failed. Liabilities
100000 sterling probable assets, los per
pound.
The London Globe states that Russia con-
sents to recognize the neutrality of Sweden
tits now to be seen what Russia intends re-
specting Denmark.
The publication of the Secret Correspon-
dence between England and Russia has
awakened feeling in England. The Paris
Monitcur has an article on the subject, in
which, after stating that England has the best
of the Correspondence, there issues this pas
sage Gas to the Government Of the Empe-
ror Napoleon, there is but one observation to
make upon the studied endeayor OF Russia to
leave it out of the question in her plans OF
territorial rehabilitation, which is, that Rus
STA came back to the French Government at
ter having failed in London; and that France
in her turn, had to decline advances, more or
less direct, which are not without resemblance
to those which were made to England.
The London Times Of Saturday, pub
fishes dispatch, dated at Berlin, 24th as
follows "Count Nesselrode has eommunlcat-
ed to the English Consuls thai The Emperor
of Russia will give nc. answer at.sll to their
Joint summons Russia has acknowledged
the neutrality of Sweden"
From THE CoNrINENT.-By latest accounts
from Odessa, the Russian naval force at Sc.
bastopol, is ten line Of battle, and forty other
ships. There was rumor at Constantinople
March 18th, that the Russian fleet had LETT
Sebastopol, and conveyed provisions and men
to the forts on the Crcassian coast, from the
Danube. There were skirmishes at Kalata'
from the 18th to the 18th, with loss of life.
English and French officers are now en-
ployed by Omar Pacha in arranging the de-
tails of the various projected operations. Ii
is generally known that the Turkish troops
in the Bulgarian forts and fortresses on the
Black Sea, are to march to Shumla in the
month of April, to make room for the Anglo
French auxilaries. Omar Pacha removed
his quarters from Shumla to Rustchuck, or
the 10Th of March.
There are several Americans in camp, who
(says an English paper say that they have
come with rifle, revolver and bowie-knlfe, tt
defend the cause of civilization and human
ity, against the aggressions Of Russia.
Recent Russian bulletins announced thai
the Russian batteries had destroyed the Turk
ish fotilas before Nicopolus and Reisterick
but letters from the spot declare that the ship
received little or no damage from the Russian
fire.
Lord Raglan was expected to arrive a
Constantinopo about the LIST of April so al
to coincide as nearly as possible with the ar
rival of Marshall Arnaud, of France.
In Constantinople new corps of 2o,oOl
men is to be formed under the new Imperla
Guard The latest news from Egypt is tina
in short time another corps of 10000 horse
will be placed at the disposal Of the Sultan
Omar Pacha, in order to teach some human
ity to his irregular troops, has offered re
ward for every Russian prisoner brought ii
alive.
The Russian Chamber had selected tn
committee which was to report on the Loal
bill, chiefly from the anti-Russian party. Th
Austrian Correspondence Of the 10th, con
tains scmi-official article corresponding t
that published in the Prussian Correspondent
and certifying the complete understanding
which exists between the chef German pow
ers and Austria and Prussia. 1t is under
stood, however, at present this agreement i
limited to general principles, and Col. Mon
teurrelis now at Vienna, endeavoring to set
tie the terms of an eventual course of ac
ton between the two powers