Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-26

mentioned some months ago, to ply be-
tween Liverpool and Boston, by way Of
HALIFAX. This is the second one that has
arrived. Among the passengers there are
SAID to be brethren Garrison, Grosyenor
ana Colver, of Massachusetts, Rogers of
New-Hampshire and Galusha and Full
Ter OF New 7 ork, on their return from
the London Convention.
From the (Boston) Daily Morning News-Extra.
E; ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
Ten days later. The quickest passa ge net !
only t.0eI0e and q half days from Lie
! erp0Ot!
Monday, Aug II, 1910.
ne Acadia, owing TO the smoke and
haze on the bay, was not signalized at
Boston, till about half past eight this
morning, when she came past Long ISL
and Head and by a quarter before ten
she was in her dock
The Acadia is a beautiful steamer. and
Is Intended as the crack boat of the line.
Foil we'll has her first voyage fulfilled her
intentions!
She left Liverpool On the afternoon of
the 4th, and of course she has been only
about twelve days and half on the route,
mel uding the stoppage at Hllifax. This
IS the quickest passage ever yet made from
England to the United States
The Acadia was detained at Halifax five
hours longer than otherwise, on account
Of the dense fog.
The plan, size, and arrangements of
the Acadia, very much resemble those of
the Britannia; with the single exception
that she is rather more spIendidIv furn-
lshed. Her machinery appears to be of
the most perfect description, and she is
indeed an object good 10 look att
The Acadia was saluted from East
Boston and from the Navy Yard, which
she returned, Before going into her dock,
she took sweep up past the wharves and
around by Navy Yard, -exhibltng to the
thousand anxious gazers who had sudden
ly assembled, one Of the most perfect
models of naval architecture that ever
aoated.
We have by this arrival our regular
files of London papers up to the evening
! OF the 81, and Liverpool TO the morning
of the 4th
There appears TO be no revival in trade
and commercial prospects continued rath-
er gloomy.
Nothing new from China.
THREATENED EUROPEAN WAR;
Arming Of Fronce!! The engrossing
topic of the week has been the disagree
ment of the English and French Govern
ment on the Eastern Question, the settle
ment of which England, Russia, Austria,
and Prussia have agreed to attemp. with
out the cooperation of France The
French, at least the French papers ex-
claim against the perfdy of the English
declare that the alliance between France
and England, which they now say, they
always regarded as hollow, is dissolved
and threaten instant war against England
and her allies. The beliIgerent tone o.
the Paris papers had caused some uneasi
ness on the Stock Exchange, where the
prices of all kinds of stock have fallen
We believe, however. that the quarre
between the Sultan and his Vceroy will
be settled without provoking a genera
war in Europe.
: The London morning papers of the 81
August in common with those OF th'
} whole of the preceding week, are fllet
with comments on The menacIng tone AM
attitude of France who is terribly iudig
nant that England, Russia, and Prussl
should attempt to coerce Mehemet Al
t and prevent him carrying into effect hi
i designs against the Sultan.
: From the London STANDARD.
: The 1foniteur of Saturday contains tn
e threatened ordinances for the augment
e ton of the army and navy Of France
y The Young soldiers that still! remain
The class of 1886, and all the young 50
diers of the CLASS of 1889 (Algiers ha
p consumed the classes Of 1887 1889 a,
ar to be called into active service; 1000
: sailors, ships Of the line, Is frigateS, al
:. 9 steamers are to be added to the navy
- This looks warIike at the first view b
III upon a moments consideration it will
IL found more like demonstration than
RS arrangement preparatory TO actual hostl
re tv. The augmented force would be ine
,er equate to a war with Great Britain alo
n thrown upon her defence.
w. Sill more inadequate of course to
-, war with Great Britain Supported by
~ allies, parties to the late treaty.
eT Why indeed should France make v
- with us! We have given no offence
pit France--we entertain no scheme OF c
the ouer Inconsistent with the peace ana In
5endence Of Europe-we seek to Guilty.
an universal peace, and 70 maintain e
1t nation in its proper independent condH
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