Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-27
Gnrrign Nfms.
Seven days later from Europe.

may be briY summed up. 10 politics we
are just where we were. except that the feel
ing becomes stronger that nothing il left
but TO fight it out.
The Conference at Vienna adjourned TO
the Oh, 10 await the Russian ultm1tum and
the arrival Of the French and Turkish MIN.
listers of Foreign Affairs in that city.
There had been a succession Of sanguin-
airy conflicts between the French and Rus.
SLAMS before Scbastnpul, for the possession
ofrlllc ambuscade pits, with varying success,
but much loss.
battle fought on the night of the ODD
put 1900 men hors do coH.bt We have no
details Of the affair.
Gen. Wicddell's return as Prussian Envoy
to Paris has been cuuntcrnanded. and Col.
Olbergh, also an aitache Of PRUSSIA. has
been recalled indicating that the negotia.
tons are closed
The Vienna Conference having adjourn
ed to the 9tl,, there was no news from that
quarter.
The consideration Of the third point would
be the first subject before the Conference.
and public opinion was pretty nearly equally
divided us to the final result.
All Pasha arrived at Vienna on We6nes-
day, and would take part in the future dis.
cussons Of the Conference.
4 despatch from Berlin dated Friday
states that the Russian party is predominant
there, and that Prussia will most likely throw
herself into the arms Of the Gar. in case of
an unlavoraole result Of the Conference.
THE WAR.
/ In the Cdmel the Russian and allied ar
mics are actively employed iu strengthening
their positions aud preparing icr the grand
operations Of the campagu.
Another detachment Of The Baltic feet
Ind sailed from Sphhead, and the nyinr
squadron had already arrived out.
The Vienna Conference met on MONDAY.
the I'd inst, but i'm nedaioly adjourned to
the following Monday, tn gth. at which
time IT was expected the Cars uliimatum
would reach Vienna.
IL was confidently expected lLat the ques.
ton OF peace or war would be decided at
Vienna 10 The course Of the Easter week.
Il is m nored that the purport OF NJ. Dron.
yn d. Llluys' visit 10 London was TO re-
mons,rate against any concessions on the
part Of the Enslsh C,binet.
Another ru.nor was 10 the effect TINT the
allies bad resolved to present Immediately
an n.ilmlinn 10 Prussia f1rc.ng her 10 de-.
care tor or against the Western powers.
~ council OF war held by ths allies on
the l2ia oi March, Omar Plchi WAS pres
en-. and 10 was reported that he desired some
assistlnce, which the French and English
generals could uo' give him. The mosteV.
peeied of ihe fuAs is, that they wi.l be a.
Bile 10 h1ll Eupiiora.
Photographic; wires are now established
between lord RaglAn's quarters ana Bla.
claNi' ana tna railway Is ia No king orlsr to
kadlkoL
On TOE 18Th n rcinlorccro of Is O0O
men entered S,5 s'oaal and q BODY Of Rms.
sllus 1000 siuug were observed 10 march
towards MAckenl'c's farm, with the iuien.
ton OF cruising the ls-heruayn 10 advance
upon Balilr.
Dr. Han. the Inspector General Of IIospi
tais, reported TO lord Raglan TINT there was
no dimuutun OF the SICK, bgttil the cases
yielded mere readily 10 medicine.
Pnnco GonschnkoT hrd arrived at head
qulf'crs, and bad tikcu the command of the
Russian army
Prince Menseh.kof It WIS reported. had
died GA lbs way 20 Moscow
@ uerh tanrlb,rt trlegraphs. under date
Of 22i, that the kussian Adur1l ~ls,on.
ln," had been Killed, and that ths health of
the French troops was excellent he states
that IN the ai,acs of the n,--.rns on ths
l2l and . 80 "a 'rch, they were driven
bach with the loss Of no less ,hln 1000 xii
led and wounded, the loss OF 10, Allies be-
ing abou, 600
ne OH ''ll rep'r Of Gen. Ostcn Sackcn,
~ reference 10 l'ia same altar, states TINT
the garrison made a powerful soriio Cr the
lf 81. .. a..
prnlch maie Jy the allies naur the NaLkof4'
Tower. The General adds That the result
OF the engagement w1s favorable. ln1s.nu.b
as he succeeded ~ destroying the works cx.
ecuiei by me French not however, with
out considerable loss.
Gesplich from an officer iu the Crime,
states ill1t field operations would commence
on the 3 inst, and thttuil the lroops around
kuncsch bad received orders 10 draw near.
or To Se5ls'opol; also that The ships Of war
had beeu recalled % the Blca SEA.
The Convention between Turkey and
Great Britain, by watch the Porte is TO fi-n-
lsh 10000 troops for the British service dur.
ny The war, was ratified at Constantlnoole
on March llih.
Nineteen steamships OF war. being nor
ton of lhe Baltic feet sailed from spthesd
on the evening Of the ith inst. Among the
number vas the steamer Duke Of yelling.
ION, the ftg ship of Admiral Dundns. The
departure If the fleet was attended with all
the dcmon'tfarion of enthusiasm which was
witnessed last year at the departure Of Sir
Chtrles Maple. Tn re are eleven ships vet
at Splhead, which will be Despatched at an
early day.
The Russians have established two fartiG.
ed camps each of $4,000 men. one between
M;ttau and Riga, and the other between
Reyel and Nlry,, to defend tie Baltic prov.
lnces. All the hlrbors are being blocked
up by sunken ships, so as to o5struct the
entry OF hostile fleets
Grr.d britain. Parliament would reas-
senble at London on the lIih inst.
The return Of The quarters revenue of
Great Britain ending 3ist VI rich, shows an
increase over the corresponding qunter of
last year Of Gll5j,C00.
The LoHdon Times dcvotes a leading ed-
toria TO a defence Of the Know No.hnps.
Frame he French government has en-.
tered criminal prosecution against the pub
fishers of the Belgian edition of the so cal.
led suppressed pamphlet relative to the war.
1t Is reported that in case Napoleon goes
TO tue Crimea, the Sultan will accompany
him.