Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-10
Furriat 5lrmg.
Seven days later from Europe.

OF saturday, July u, arrived here at an car
y hour this morning.
WAR NEWS.
The general view of the war at home and
abroad, IS not very encouraging. Partial
successes before Scbaslopoi hav. however
revived the dropping spirits of the army, al
though the small reported losses of the allies
show that the successes were moi of import
ance.
Gen. Pelssier. whose character suffered
much after the repul.e of the 2sth, is regain
ing confidence, and from the strength of the
French works, now closely advanced to the
Malakoff, there is probability OF It's early
capture.
A despatch is published from Gen. Simp-
son, giving an account of the embarkaton
of the body of the late Lord Raglan for
England.
Cen Pelissier placed garland Of linn or
telles on the coffin, aud the French troops
formed an avenue of men from the camp to
the sea, Of six miles long.
Gen. Simpson is confirmed in hi. COM
mand.
The ln,est dispatches are as folows:-
July 10th, II p. M.-Gen Pelissier tele-
graphs" The enemy, who had for some
days in vain cldeavored to stop our left ap-
proaches. IN front Of the Malskoff Tower.
attempted last nigh, TO drive US back, but
were repulsed by the first division Of the
second corps. Three times the Russians
threw themselves upon our trenches, with
their usual shouting. After each attempt
they were compelled to retreat, by the steady
fire, and calm altitude Of our soldiers leaving
behind them many Of their slain"
General Simpson telegraphs nothing of
Importance. The army is in good health.
July loth.-Gen. Simp son telegraph A
sortie made on the l-h attack was repused
with only three casualties on the British side.
July l9th.-The Paris Pairi, SAYS Ac.
cording 10 the news received this morning,
the Russians attempted another sortie, last
night, about ten o'clock, against the batteries
Of the Csreening Bay, aud were vigorously
repuIsed.n
Letters say that the Russian ships begin
to suffer from the French Mortar Battery, on
the side of the Quarantine Bay, and desert
ers say thaiih rations Of the shipping are
reduced to one half.
The French have cleared Ksmiesch Of all
suspicious persons, and have established a
municipality.
Gen. Eyre has had bis leg amputated.-
Gen. Sir John Campbell died within Scbasto-
pol and flag Of truce returned his sword.
The .1rmy in the Hcid.-The Sandman
and Turkish forces hive again Withdrawn
from the Valley Of Badar, and Balaklava.-
This may Indicate either another mantfesta-
ton in a plan Of n campaign, or that field
operations against the Russians have been
abandoned.
1t IS confirmed that the Russians have re-
ceiyed considerable rou'orc etnents. Gort-
schakoH writes 10 -. Petersburg, acknowl-
edeing their arrival
The Black Sea. Another expedition is
being fitted oct, destination unknown, but
supposed 20 b. either against Odessa, or to
relieve the Turks. who are pressed in Ana
tola; perhaps 1t may be for operations on
the Danube.
1000 Turks are in the Dobrudscha, where
achievements Of French and English are
expected.
.4sia.-Relable accounts Of June 23l,
state that the Russian Army under Gen.
MuzavieG had invested kars. whilst small
corps d'armee had advanced from Kuiais
and was investing the Turkish garrison Of
Baioum
The Russians number 10000 The Tur-
kish force amounts to 5000 under the COM
mand Of Vassif Pasha, and Gen. Williams.
The Russians are bringing siege guns from
Gumri, and the situation of The Turks is
critical, unless they render kats a second ST.
listria
IN, Priucipa'dies.-T Austrian troops
ia the Prucipnlitles are being proportionabiy
reduced, and the men conveyed, some to
I Hungary, some to Vienna.
Battle Nine British ships were recon-
noitering the approaches to Abo.
The Russian official journal Of Helsing-
fors complains, that or the 3D. Of July, SIX
/ English boats came INTO the small hlrbor Of
kuama, district OF Abo, under false pre-
text Of flag OF tucc, and pluadered the
shipping unli cred on by detachment OF
chasseufs.
There Is no intelligence from the main
body Of the allied force.
Germamc Relations The London Chron-
icle publishes the text Of on Austrian circu-
lar, dated June 2Slh, 10 the German Diet
The document speaks strongly for peace
and also says that Austria vii! continue to
hold the puucipallies until peace be restor
cd. Austrll further asks the Germlnlc con
federation to maintain its present attitude.
The Telegraph SAYS, the Diet has replied
that the present circumstances do not cal
for fresh measures, and that the Diet doc,
not contemplate extending its measures o.
engagements.
IL - stated in Vienna that better under
standing now exists between the Austrian
and Prusan Cabinets, and that their actor
IN The Federal Diet wall be identical.
There is also rumnr, scarcely credible
that the allies propose that the CIimea shoul,
be given to Turkey, the Primo ipalit.es t.
Austria, and Lombordy to Sardinia. England
and France to have the contingent adyan
tages.
Great B,iiian. steamer Washingiol
carried out the London papers con,ainin,
the first portion Of the debate on MIR. Roe
bucks motion for a vote of censurc on In
! Government, and the Asia now brings tn
conclusion aud result Of tie debate, namely
! that Mr.. Roebuck's motion was thrown GU
by a majority of lO7-ihe numbers being
yeas ls2; nays $50. The debate oecupiei
lhirty-six colums ofihe London Tunes. Lor
! Palmerston's Administration has therefore
new lease of life. 1t is stated that Sir " m
Molesworth will Succeed Lord John Russo
as Colonial Secretary.
: France --The sum set apart for expense
, Of The Fete Napoleon on the 18th of August
10 10 be distributed to the widows and or
phans Of the war.
500 Russians, now at Toulon, IRE 10 b.
exchanged for French prisoners OF the ISt
, June.
SPain.-Don Escalar,e is appointed Minis
ter to Washington, in room of NJ. Cueto.
{ The telegraphic dispatches from Madri
2 say the rupture with Rome IS complete, tn
Roman Charge having demanded his pass
3 ports on the 10th, on the Church Propert
/ bill.
The Black Warrior affair dispute wit
\ the United States has been settled by an III
. demnity of 100000 Of reals.
e The French mail was again stopped b
g insurgents near Burgos.
E Ten Carlists were shot on the LIST Of Jul!
: at Chrome.
G Some sk,rmishes occurred near Burgo
p but the loss was trlding on both sides. GeI
! Avanoe, Cabrera's brother ln-law, was kille'
0 Barcelona was quiet.