Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-04-23
From the Boston Daily Mail, Apru is.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP UNICORN.

Liverpool on The 10Th of March, and brings us lIiv.
erpooi papers to that date, and London papers to |
the evening Of the 18th, inclusive
The Polish revolution appears to have been com
petcly crushed
The commercial and monetary affairs OF Great
Brtln are IN state hardly less satisfactory than
at the sailing of tie packet Of the ith. The rail
way system has fastened ills claws upon all the ready
money aAoat
The English underwriters have already introdu-
ced a clause into their policies, stating that they
do not insure against capture, or destruction by an
enemy.
The general complexion Of the ncvs is rather
peaceful than otherwise; the British press having
recovered somewhat from the eftvescnce of feel
ing caused by the first intelligence Of the refusal
of our government to arbtrate on the Oregon Ques
ton.
We find however, no evidence of disposition
on the part Of the British government to recede
from the position it has assumed in this contest on
the contrary, the military preparations are going on
with increased energy, and show determination
to be armed for any emergency.
There have seen very violent storms on the Black
sea- and it is stated that more than fifty vessels
have been lost on its various coasts.
The winter has been mllder IN Germany and in.
deed throughout nearly the whole Of Europe, than
| it h1s been known for many years.
| Great fears are entertained that the next years
crop OF potatoes will be more extensively diseased
/
fully selected cuttings are found TO be strongly
marked with the mysterious rot.
The Emperor of Russia called upon the Shah Of
Persia to prevent the emigration Of his subjects to-
wards the Caucasus, and even threatening HOSTILE
/ ties, if his application be not attended to.
One of the cuunseilers Of the regency has been
arrested at Cologne, charged with having immured
bis own daughter in a dungeon for seven years,
feeding her on bread and water.
The tenC,s of the Able Rougc continue to make
great progress in Germany, and TO kndIe great re-
ligious excitement and enthusiasm
The Jews of Frankfort have made an appeal to
all their brethren IN Europe on the subject Of cs
tablrshing Jewish colony in America
The town ofAlcobaca IN Portugal has been near
| ~ destroyed by an uundation
Some very alarming riots have taken place at In
verncss in consequence Of the shipment Of potatoes
TO England.
The Notifications Of Paris are now completely
finished. Six years have been occupied with this
| gigantic work.
The latest accounts from the East show that the
condition of the British possessions in that part Of
the world is the reverse Of satisfactory. The blood
which flowed on the banks Of the Sutlej, on the
three memorable days Of December last, has been
shed in vain The Sikbs have been punished, but
not subduCd.
IRELAND
The various accounts received from ireland since
the sailing of the last steamer are far from being Of
n satisfactory character. Want &C., or at least its I'M
mediate prospect-on the one hand, and crime -
the detalIS OF norr,o nhu S"''sul""'y oecuSo" tlc
other, form their chief feature.
'!iore OHrages' ne it9Sco:lon uazette says
MS part oil he county sun con'iucS III u.stu'p
! outrages Shooting horses, taking arms, turning
up land at night, and assaulting persons obnoxious
81, ~ Wv. ;t Ito Goroc ~ tios, sa,oorosn Thn
ri ,l, rroc,o i II, record se,,or57i outr,,res
r. ,Ilstro,;om ~ The correctness Of fine foregoin@
dissertation Of the sf,,e of the country.
PARLIAMENTARY.
rrbo Irish Coercion BuI. Which ORIGINATED in the
H. - + III Win ,I,, r,rI of 81 Gornors Inns
naysoJ ,brnng6 cverv s,9rn Of that branch of tbe
Io,islatnra md now awaits lis fato m The other
- g., 81 10, MOS, s,r,,,,,at c4,,ro, Lo
l lI G, tL , ~"
and ,bo sever,y Of its onoctments unless ihrv are
still further modified stand n chance of RENDERING
,ho ,no,snra n dead lorter The nm i bning forco.
To- ,,,aas,J il, Ioi.nd and rho liberal ,ross ut Fn,
y ~ s'oiI;r,, !, ,,o,h AMI ,,aiI '7
H. ,L, u,so Of / orJ, N,r,b I-tb tho F,rl n
C,l.l, ,,,,1 60. s,,oi ,,oriic,s ,r ,Lo JinIon,ot
=, I, ,ati,r tho 0rocr,, i;o,,,,-
~, ~ H., MI of AtorI77, h, ,L;' IL oan.
Io,i III ,il i,,, ~, rnd,ro Nn,hinr co,d
10 c,rt f he vLos than to erohnrr9ss the
I'm, ,bon ,,, langnof,e ~ The Rrt
' I Ao,,co Coyern'nen,s Ind been en,irel,
nac;fc vol n could nnt he denied that tbe tw,
f roun,rcs wc,r inscnsibly d,i(tinr towards war.
II /, vo. Time no ,bnnoit to breok the silence :,
riill,, nrcserre5 an his side The Atlantic and +,
I fir,sb he honse with an the information ,bo, couI,
+ nrmde,y he furnished. lie WAS convinced Thai M
pher nngotiotor Than Mr. Pakcnbam could be found
: nrI ,b,t The Govornnent had acted most iudicions
T. ID, IN c,,erv s,sn n Ind taken in thc mater
Il ,yae morally imnossibie that Two snch notion
as EnglnnJ md America should embroiI themselye
e for a Comparatively worthless territory, and h
ID should conclude Inv moving for the CORRESPONDENCE
e and bv osLinn what course the Government intend
r ed 10 mrsue in the event of the Senate concurrn
- in tbe twelve month notice.
ord Ashburton felt sure that all which cautio
i. and nrndcnce reoujIed in this negotiation would b
IS obsoryed nv Ills noble friend and that the honor
3"suN'1 W l,' W. NV vi '.Ioi
= ttHg 'aiu %ou;I NV ,, c,,',s I;I.a En"n
0, and America rushinr madly into war on ouesto