Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-24
Furrign Mrmg.
Additional Foreign News by
the America at Boston.

I IN undt CITY OF ven. Rouul Lanoy5kl. dis
/ tingushed Pole, who came by special invi-
tction of government 1t is supposed that
the visit has some reference to the affairs of
Poland, which just now are under discussion
in ministe rial circles.
Dissatisfaction IN the Italian States had
become 80 prevalent that Austria had taken
alarm, and was about proposing measures of
reconciliation, and il was announced at Vi
emma that the central congregations were a.
bout to be convoked in the Lombardo Vcnc-
ito kingdom. AT Genda, on tho oath of
July, the authorities took possession of the
female converts, and on the next day were
to appropriate the monks.
INF lendly relations exift between the
/ Neapoiian and British Governments. The
/ English minister at Naples recently applied
TO the minister of foreign alTaiv for permits.
sion 10 export grain to the Crimea, but al
/ though the country Is glutted with that COM
modify, in consequence Of the non exporta,
ton decree, the minister refused IN insulting
terms.
TIE WAR NEWS.
July 10 a French dispatch says, "Our
approaches on the side Of the Malakofr nd-
vance considerably. We now touch the
place. Everything is prepared for gencr.
al action in about fifteen days"
July 81. General Simpson telegraphs:
Cholera has nearly disappeared. The Rus
slams continue to hold their strong position
on McKenze's Heights, extending by Alto
dar 10 Abat, with advanced posts By Chou.
/ il, Ogenbash, and the strong range oil heights
oyerhanglng Urqusta aud the valley Of Bal
dar.
/ II is reported they have also a force Of ar
tllery and infantry at Alupka.
The French have pushed forward the
whole OF their cavalry into the Valley Of
Baidar, resting the Sardinans on the lett
bank Of Soahli river, and communicating
with the French upon the Tschcrn.ya,
whilst the high ridge protecting Banclsva,
is guarded by the Turkish armyn
The Times correspondent writes that stag
nation seems to reign IN camp and trenches /;
even the heavy firing had died away yet
the approaches advance, and every day sres
the Allies nearer the crest Of the Malakoff,
which 1t will now require all the tenacity Of
the Russians to hold. A few days since,
Russians succeeded IN establishing rife pits
in front Of the French sap.
July q. Gortschakofi iceguphs: " Yes
terday, the enemy opened heavy fire, which
lasted two hours, against the Flagstaff Bas-
ton. We replied with vigor."
Between the Odd and 9th nothing occur
red al Sebsslopol or IN other parts Of the
Cr,nea.
Adyices Of the Doth Of July, from The Cr-
inca, announce continued preparations for
a grand expedition. Al the lighter vessels
Of the fleet are assembled at kamiesch:
destination unknown.
Il was reported u Paris on the 81 tina, the
French government had oiiicinl notification
that the bombardn.nt of The Maakon and
the Redan is resumed, previous 10 an es-
sauli.
July 30 Gorschakof' telegraphs, "A
partial cauuonade Oh both sides. Nothing
Of Importance
1t was ielcgraphed from Consiautnople on
tho 10th, that the Bashi- Bszouks hal nur-
derod Gen Beason, but Lord paumurc, in
Parliament, positively couuadioicd the re-
port.
Camp correspondence says Omar Pacha's
visit 10 Constantluople was not, as asserted,
TO resign, but 10 consult with reference TO
accepting the command of the army ia ASIA.
The Niccroy Of Egyp Is negotiating with
the Bedouins to serve M the Cnmea.
kamlcsch aud Bilaclava are crowded
with vessels recently rived for tho secret
expedition
rhc French government has Chartered
nlnety-scyen small small steamers Tor river
navigation. each 10 convey 500 men. The
boats belong to companies Of the Rhone aud
Saonc.
From the Sea Of Azof letters arc 10 the
10th. Magazines along the coast were be-
ing destroyed, and small steamers we're sur
yeying. The Allied Qualifications were pro-
crossing.
Accounts from Asia Minor are cou,radc.
tory. The Russians are asserted TO have
suspended operations against knrs and Err
zcroum, and to be retiring, but tins Is con
sldered very doubtful.
CONSTANT ople accounts Of the Odd state
that Schamyl had descended from The noun.
tains and threatened Tihs, since the retro
gade movement OF the Russians
Great Britain. The Queen sent the fol-
lowing message to the House of Commons
Victoria Regina Her Majesty. decming
II cSpedlcnl to provide Tor any additional ex-
pense that msy arse IN consequence of the
war IN which Her Majesty is now engaged
with the Emperor of Russia. and relying on
her experience Of the zeal OF her faithful
Commons, trusts they wall msSe provisions
accordingly
+ The result Of this appeal IS a proposal Of
The Chancellor Of the fYchequer 10 issue
81 100000 add ional ENcheqncr bonds.
Numerous estimates were voted. Major
Reeds motion that no peace treaty should
be concluded without the approval of Far
Lament, was ridiculed and thrown out.
Tho London Tunes has an editorial on
Consul Row croit's arrest. and is in favor of
preserving friendly relations with America.
The Chancellor of the Exchcqucr, MIR
Nilner Gibson 10 Parliament, referred to
this editorial and asked the government to
furnish information on the very important
subject of the neutrality oflho United States
Lord PalHerstou replied that an arrange
meni had existed at lialf.x By which per
sons going there from any quarter whatever
might be enrolled, bat 1t appearing that 1t led
to questions whether or no, the laws of the
United States had been violated, the British
government. being DESTROYS that no such
questions should by possibility arse, have
put an end 10 the enlistment OF forces at
Halifax.
France The official report of the loan
shows three thousand six hundred million
francs SIX times the amount asked for
The Minister of Finances report describes
| II 40 AiN ih'0A aNi iitoAi- AfhAhSiAi hlNAhhNi
ever effected IN any country. The number
of subscribers are 10000.
The Correctional Tribunal is occupied on
the trial OF fiily-hse prisoners of a secret So
ciety called Mariana"
The brother Of the ssslssin Pianosi is ar
rested in Jersey.
The Liverpool Journal in It's history of
the week, says:
"There IS fear, nevertheless, that all is
not harmony in the camp. Omcr Pasha has
been in Constantnople TO make complaint
or TO offer his services against the Russians
near ksrs; but honors we're heaped on him
and he has returned General Simpson i,
certainly coming home, owing TO illness
but of the illness nothing was heard hefoT,
Lord Raglan died. General Canroberr'
friends oxult IN the fact that General Pc
lissicr has been obliged to adopt his plan
and they contend II was strictly scien Tic
/ md al In.