Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-05-26
Later From Europe.
NO BATTLE YET,


City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool llth inst,
via Queenstown 18th, passed. Cape Rice yester-
day morning, and was intercepted by the news
yacht OF the Associated Press, and the dispatch
for the press obtained.
steamship Europa arrived at Liverpool on the
9th inst.
No battle has taken place as yet, and the
movements Of the Austrian forces were nexpli-
cable, but it was generally believed they were
awaiting more favorable weather for the COIN
mrncemc.,t OF husilltts.
fne AustriIns apparently exhibited much in
d Isl II. fhcy kpt occupying places, ana then
a. ndulIng tnrnI, and N material change in
tie aspect Of Ufairs has taken place since the
delarturs of the tanaeia.
Heavy Ia n, had Ir, vailed and continued to
f,l.
A bulletin from Vienna explains that tho
Austriars had taken up position between the
~ and u { Suza riv.rs, To await better weather
b1tarc r,sunIing tie offensive.
The Emperor and Prince Napoleon left Paris
OF the 10th, and the Empress Eugenia is pro-
claimed Regent during their absence.
The Sandman General De La Marnora has
made the river Dora his strategetical line
The Austrians were Certifying their position
on the river Suzla.
Gen. Canrobert is said to be directing the OPP
crations Of the allies, from Alessandria.
The Austrian army WAS suffering severely
from sickness.
The Sardinlans were preparing o grand re-
cepion to take place upon the entry Of Napo-
leon into Genoa.
The Austrians expect to soon have three
quarters of Il million men under arms.
Apooud, bou toa,, =:
by the Austrians, against which the Pope HAS
protestsd, and she AussriAa sss,vsrnmsnt vas to
take the subject into consideration.
The French force at Rome is to be increased
and placed on war footing
The English Parliamentary elections have
been almost concluded The ministerial gain
is variously estimrted at from 10 to %.
M. de Persigny has been appointed French
Minister to London.
The Moniteur denies that France is about to
establish an army OH the Rhine.
The steamer Great Britain, with Melbourne
dates of March 2, and 1000 ounces of geld.
has arrived at Liverpool. The markets were
without improvement. Mining was active.
The Australian mail steamer was considerably
overdue at Suez.
The latest Turin dispatch says that the Aus
TRANS were re-crossing the Suza in haste.
The following disasters are reported to Amer
lean vessels
The John Spear, from New Orleans, has sunk
in Cronstadt harbor, having been stove by the
ice.
The John Ravenal, from Charleston, il
aground near Cronst,ldt.
The g Cate took fire and was scuttled at
Bombay April IL, and would probably be con-
demned.
The E. Norris, from Boston, was totally de
stroyed by fire at Melbourne, Feb. 81.
[By telegraph from Liverpool to Queenstown
LIVERPOOL, May l3-Morning. The Nsus
says the closing prices of consols last evening
were IL IA per cent. over that of Tuesday.
A favorable effect was produced by checking the
drain of gold. In other departments Of the
Stock Exchange the tendency of prices was gen.
orally satisfactory. In the discount market the
demand was moderate; high rates were still de-
manded for long dated paper.
In Paris, the subscription to the French loan
of 20 ,000,0 900 already exceeds 10000, 900. in
Guiding very large number for only ten francs
of annual income. All persons connected with
the government are expected to take part in
this new national demonstration
St. Petersburgh exchange is frmer; quoted
at SO 8.
painful imposition in the stock exchange 10
made known by the announcement that sixteen
more individuals have ceased this day to be mem
bers of the establishment. 1t is SAID the dyi-
dend will average about sixteen shilings to the
pound
The Bank of Belgium has raised its rate Of
discount from to 4 per cent
The London Times says; The continued sus-
pense between the hostile forces in Italy excites
daily new conjectures. Prince Wiedcheting
having been dispatched from Vienna it is rumor-
ed to make concessions to Russia, which, in the
eyes of some diplomats, can only mean the con-
sent to allow her to do what she pleases in Eu-
ropean Turkey, also has been the subject of
comment. The recent rise in Russian produce
has been followed by considerable reaction
hemp has fallen 4 per cent. sugar has droop-
walls in the leather market and prices are still
rising. At Mark Lane, yesterday, English
wheat met with slow sale at reduction OF
FROM 6s to Ssper quarter from Monday quota
tions.
Marshal Canrobert has issued orders of the
troops under his command at Alessandria, con-
Guiding IN spirited and warlike Tone
| M. Wilson arrived at Vienna on Tuesday on
special mission from Berlin
dispatch has been sent to the Pope's Nun
clio to leave Florence.
The Austin war brig Triton was accidentally
blown up when tho commander was ashore.
The dead, wounded and missing number about
go Another account says that part of the
crew were ashore.
VERY LATEST.
(By telegraph to Queenstown)
LIVERPOOL, May adstuffs-Richard-
son, Spence & Co. report the market quiet and
weaker than yesterday, but quotations are gen.
orally unchanged.
Provisions are generally dull.
Produce is generally unchanged.
TURIN, May IL, The official bulletin publish
ed this morning, 10 o'clock, says; On reachiu'
vercctt's, the Austrians ceased the retrograd
movements to-day; they made an excursion to-
wards Porsara yesterday, with two batteries
and ten carts. Thirty carts of the sick and
wounded have returned to Novara, by GRAY
elona.
The Count Cavour leaves to-day to meet the
Emperor Napoleon at Genoa.
PARIS, May II. The Monitaer publishes the
following dispatch
Rome, May 10. According to orders from
Vienna, the state of siege has been raised at
Ancona; and the lighthouse lit.
Vienna, Wednesday. The Archduke is dead.