Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-22
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YoRK, March H.
Steamship Pacific, Capt. Comstock, has just
arrived bringing London dates 10 the 26th ut
PARLIAMENT.---R0b uck's moti0n'sof enquiry
into war carried. Messrs. Gladstone, Herbert
and Graham resigned
Lord John Russell has been appointed Colonial
Secretary.
Lord Raglan is reported to have resigned Lord
Lucan has been recalled.
The Cabinet is remodeed There is no i'm
portant change except the appointment of Lord
John Russell us Colonial Secretary.
Jos~ph Hume is. dead
The Vienna Peace Conference will be opened
in few days. All parties profess an anxiety for
peace.
1t is officially announced by the Allies, that on
the 18th. Gen Leprandi, with 40 600 Russnns
and 70 guns, attacked the Turks at Eupatori.
Omar Pacha commanded the Turks. The battle
lasted four hours, when tho Russians retired with
a loss of five hundred
Affairs before Sebastopol are entirely uEchang-
ed.
Louis Napoleon seems determined to proceed
to the Crimea. Both England and Austria have
advised him to stay at home.
Russia has declared war against Sardinia.
1t is stated, but not confirmed, that Tuscany
has joined the Western powers, but Naples has
not
The Russian force was somewhat superior to
that of the Turks at Eupatoria. The English
ships shotted and shelled the Russians severely.
The Earl of Lucan and some other officers have
been invited to resign.
Destitution in England had almost reached its
height, from the combined causes Of an unusually
severe winter the very high prices Of all descrip-
nj ard
.rade, The poor were in most deplorabe con.
'dition
Many thousands of laborers have been for
weeks without food, except the supplies of CHAIR.
ty. A riot of two or tn go days duration had oc-
Cured in Liverpool, and in London some distress
had occurred among ths employed. In other
places much distress existed At the time the
Pacific sailed, change for the better had taken
place
A sudden thaw had set in and business i'm
proved decidedly
The WAR.-'rhe Turkish loss at Eupatosia
was inconsiderabe.
1t is lievej that the Importance Of the battle
is greatly over-estimated
The weather has moderated at SebaslopoI, and
1.-THE snow had almost entirely disappeared
The health of the army was better, and the
SS'coS SfS'"''o"' WIN Pug ASSoihE NlSOiouSly.
Orders had been received at Constantinople to
prepare hospital beds for so 900 men, from which
it is inferred thai an assault is to be made upon
Sebastopol
The Baltic feet is to consist of IS war steam
ers, carrying 2O66 guns, floating batteries with 80
guns, mortar ships, and % steam gun boats
Four DAYS L+rsR BY rus AERlcA,--Ths
steamship Africa from Liverpool March 3D., ar:
I Al \ r.
Liverpool on her regular day-3d inst, conse-
1uently she brings four days later new, than the
Pacific
The Emperor Of Russia is dead He expired
suddenly at one o'clock on the morning of
Friday the ID
No detail S have been received, but there can
be no doubt of the fact, as it was announced in
the House of Lords on Friday night, BY Lord
Clarendon, and in the Commons by Lord Palmer
ston. His illness was known in England, before
The news of his death was received, and caused
slight rise in the funds This effect Of his death
ct course had not TRANSFERRED