Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08
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Seven DAYS later from Europe
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Seven days later from Europe.
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Tuesday, June ).
The Royal Mail steamship Africa, Capt.
Harrison, from LIVERPOOL on Saturday, May
Doth, arrived here at 400, p. m, today.
NEGOTIATIONS.
Count Borl on the 10th had an interview
with Lord Westmoreland and Coun; Bour-
quency and suggested that the members Of
conference should meet again. The French
aud English ministers could not give a reply,
but it is understood that if they assent TO a
meeting, Count Boul will again attempt to
arrange the third point.
Berlin papers report that the Austrian me-
dlaiory proposal is that Russia and Turkey
shall settle between themselves the number
of ships they will keep in the Black Sea,
England and France keeping each two ships
therein, and Turkey undertaking not to en-
ter into any treaty with Russia, unless sub
mitted to France and England.
According to Vienna papers, the confer
ence will be re opened and meeting held on
Saturday the Goth, without the Russian plen-
ipolentIary, md another would be held on
Monday the 2Sth, at which he would proba-
PLANTATION IN Parliament would Indicate that
these meetings are preliminary only.
The Austrian Envoy, NJ. Keckberg, leaves
at once for Frankfort to urge the immediate
mobilization of the German Federal forces
1t is further reported that Austria has sent
several circulars to all the German Courts,
insisting that each State shall specify dis
tincty the line Of conduct il means TO pur-
sue.
TIE WAR.
The Crimea. Pellissier's appoint.
ment is immensely popular with the army
and operations Of great importance are con-
fidenty looked for. 1t Is surmised that he
will make bold attempt to cut off Liprandft
army.
1t is said that Omar Pasha has offered &c
take and hold Simieropol with his Turks n
the French will support his advance.
The secret expedition, which was recalled
from kortch, Is reported to have again sail
cd, destination not known.
The recent arrival of the French divisions
under Gems. Aurele, Herbillon, and Angely
makes the allied force in the Crimea abou
100000 men, namely French 10000
British 10000, Turks 10000, Sardian H.,
600.
All the troops from the camp Of Masl bav,
been shipped to the Crimea.
The Siege QflSebrsiopoL- correspon
dcnce from the English camp, up to May g
represents the army as being well supplied
not only with necessares, but even luxuries
Some cholera still prevailed, however.
Many Improvements have been made a
Balakaya. Hired laborers were in abund
ance.
May, l0.-A severe combat took place a
7 long the right attack. A musket aud bay
onet fight continued one hour and a bali
/ then the Russians retired under the cover o
/ the batteries of the city, and the allied bat
/ teres kept up hot fire for about two hour
longer. The loss was considerable, but til,
number is not reported.
MN l.-Anolhcr Russian attack. Thu
/ night was very dark, and the fight lasted "A
bout half an hour.
Mag - Another sortie occurred agains
the left attack. During severe rain storm
and darkness the Russians charged up to tn
British trenches, and some leapcd over In
parapets and were bayoneted. The Russian
fought desperately. The rain had damage
their ammunition, and they attacked wit
rockets. Their loss was severe. The Brit
cd and wounded.
May l0.-Gortschakoff tclegraphs :--Th
enemy's fire is weak our losses are moder
ate; several battles before the walls.
General Pelllssier telegraphs, May a.
A very lively combat, directed against on
important position, has lasted all night
We obtained complete success. The enc
my's loss was enormous, and ours consider
able.
The PARE Paiyie gives further particular
stating that tic Fronch attacked the Rul
sian entrcnched camp, near the Quarantr
battery, on the night Of The 22l, and arai
on the night Of the 2jd, when they carrie
1t by assault.
LATEST " rELEGRArH TO LIVERPOOL.
Paris Saturday morning. London, Ma
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contains despatch from Gen. Pclissie
dated MAY Is, stating that the French, &
the 25th of May, had occupied large plaG
d'armes, between the Central Bastion az
the sea, where the enemy could collect larl
forces. The enemy having enormous loss,
on the previous day, ceded more easily.
Count Walewski, in a circular TO Il
French agents abroad, answers the late
note Of Count Nesselrode.
The Bauic.---The French feet left HI
on the I'D TO Join The English squadron.
English cruisers had brought several pri
rs to Elsnore. The bulk of the Engli.
fleet was at Nargen.
Official information had reached the Bri
ish Consul at Elsnore, that the Russian 90
J eminent had ordered all ships of war
Cronstadt to be sunk. except eight liners
ST. Petersburg adyces to the 18th ul
> state that all fortified harbors in the Bay
Finland are placed in a state OF siege.
The mortality in the Austrian army co
! tinues great. $4,000 have died, and the
, are $4,000 in hospital.
Great Britain.-A great debate in parli
ment, on the evening Of the 2ith, took plac
when Dsraell brought forward a motion
want Of confidence, expressing his oplnlo
that Parliament cannot adjourn for a rece
without expressing its dissatisfaction wi
the ambiguous language, and uncertain CO
duet Of the government, in reference to Il
, question Of peace or war, and that und
these circumstances the House feels 1t d
ty to declare that it will continue TO "a
+ every support to theQueeni n the prosecute
of the war, until IN conjunction with b
allies, she shall obtain u safe and honoTab
peace.
The debate was resumed on Friday eve
; ing, when the House decided by a vote
2l9 for Mr.. Disraell, and $40 against IN
iority for the government, 100. Conseqnen
ly the ministry stands.
France The appointment Of Gen. Pelli
sier To the command of the French troops
tiv O,i.nva hos been vol received ia, Frame
Russia. Russia has just annexed fo
districts Of country, belonging to Mog
tribes, on the frontier of China.
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