Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

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2lst April. IT lasted -four hours and a half.
and concluded by adIourning sine die, Rus
STA having absolutely rejected the demands
Of France and England.
Lord John Russell and NJ. Drown de
Lhuys Immediately took leave of the EmDe-
ror, and were to leave on Sunday, the 22d.
II now remains 10 be seen what course
Austria will pursue.
Adyiccs from Balaklava have been rccciy.
ed to the 10Th. The fire of the allies had
done considerable damage. but the Russians
displayed extreme activity in repairing the
injured works.
Several French mines had sprung, which
did considerable damage to the place.
Third Despaich.-Conespondcrce from
the British Hospital at Scutur mentions a
rapid decrease Of disease. Medical stores
were pouring in most proiusey.
A Russian lady has been captured, max.
ing drawings Of the French trenches. She
will be sent to Malta She said her hus
band. named Boninolf was killed at the bat
tie Of the Alma, and that che had since act.
ed as a volunteer spy.
Mchemet Ali reports to the Turkish gov
eminent that he has uut down the Kurdish
instruction, having killed 400, and taken
500 prisoners
Rhodes and Sinope are to be fortified.
The annual caravan of Pilgrims was n
bout to set out from Constantnople for Nee
ca.
The Baliic-20OO laborcrs we're employ
ed in strengthening the Notifications OF Ri
ia, Cronstadi, Sweaborg, Elesngiors, Revel.
Wcihcrg, and other fortresscs on the Baltic.
which have been provisioned for eighteen
months, aud ships laden with rocks have
been sunk at the entrances Of the harbors.
Later adgiccs state that twelve ships of
the line GA The Stb, with four steamers. un
der the command of Admra, Dundis, have
come up and anchored at Kle.
Great Briian.-Parliamou reasscmblcd
on Monday, the 10th. Several thousand
pounds sterling were voted for salaries aud
expenses Of government officers.
\ motion by Col. Boldero for n select
Committee Of inquiry into the medical de-
partment Of the army, was negitived. On
the evening of the Both, the Chancelor OF
Tie EXchequer submitted his financial budg.
ct
The following Is the exact statement laid
before Parliament: estimate of the cxpendi.
turc OF the year, interest, charges, &c, on
existing debt, c27.olO. COO: other ch,rge=
on the consolidiuoa fund, 81 10000; total
G29aOO,UU0. For the army, el6 100000 /:
for the Navy. ElG.700,OO0; FOR the Ord
nance. E7,s00,0O0; for civil service. 50.
500, Coo. ior vote Of credit. e3O9O.U00 tn
tai, GjO,2G0OO0. To meet temporary loans
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The visit Of the Emperor and Empress Of
France TO England, has been the event Of
the season, and almost engrossed the entire
attention OF the people OF both nations. -
l he Emperor and Empress len Paris on sun
day, and passed the night at Calais. At 10
\. VI, on Monday. the Royal party embark.
ed for Dover IN the screw corvette Assex.
and arrived at that p'rt about ~ O'Clock.
where they were received by Prince Albert
aud suite. The reception 10y the people aas
most enthusiastic, an immense number OF
people having assembled on the pier to wit
ness 'he landing ct The party.
The NY authorities Of Dover waited up
on me Emperor aud after offering the I'm
ponal ''sIof nearly welcome expressed an
eA''es' nope IN tne auspic.ous event may
Gnu 10 men ana perpeinoie The cor
eia' union wh'ci, happily Tor the progress Of
I u ana e'Vlliziton now exists between
france ana "fe't DrItain and that the l1st
ana necessary war IN the prosecution Of
"ulcn 'ae combined flecis aud armies of both
ua.'p ,, are galantry cooperating may lhro'
'he messing OF Divine Providence, be spec
uly terminated ny an honorable peace. A.
''e cohcius'oh OF the address Ills Majesty
lu'uc Tue iol'o"lng reply III English;
.Napoleon's Speech
am gratliied that your Qneen has al
lowed me TO find such an occasion Of paving
my respects to her, and of assuring you Of
my sentiments OF esteem and sympathy for
the English people. hope our two nations
will always remain united as they now are.
IN peace as in war; ! think ii will be for
the welfare Of the whole world as well
as for their own prosperity. am ex
ceedingly thankful for your kind words.
and the good reception you have given 10
the and TO the Empress, and hope you will
be the interpreter Of our sentiments to your
AT "a o'clock, their Majesties with Prince