Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-05
foreign Nous.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERI-
CA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORL. Friday. Sent. % ,

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YoRL, Friday, Sept. 90,
o'clock, p. NJ.
The steamship America, Capt. Judklns, arriv-
ed this afternoon from Liverpool, via Halifax
bringing papers from the former place TO the 10th
inst.
GREAT BRtTAIN-The harvest in the Nor
thern parts of the Kingdom of Great Britain,
seemed in tolerably good condition. In Ireland,
the Wheat crop will probably be below an aver.
age. Oats will be an average crop. Barley
less than usual. 1t is thought the damage to po-
tatoes will be found most extensive. Grain in
Eng land is thought to be below an average
Wheat appears light, owing to wet weather pre-
ceding the harvest. The duty grain gradu-
ally receded. The markets in The Baltic and
Mediterranean are comparatively high. Indian
corn is required TO replace potatoes.
In Ireland, with the exception of the revival
of trouble in the nelghborhood of Carrlck on SUR,
the public tranquility continues.
Accounts of the movements and doings OF the
insurgents at Carrick are uncertain-and with
out concert Waterford mail was stopped near
Granny Bridge. The insurgents had attacked
the police station at Glendower one man was
killed by the police. On the appearance of the
troops the insurgents fled to the hills.
FRAScE.-ln Paris the state of siege continu-
illc COullHR On III tIle CITY, ptOuuC-
ing much excitement. 1t was thought the red
, Republicans will succeed in electing some of
their candidates. 1t was believed that Gen. Ca
vaignac would meet with many difficulties
Lumorlciere and the former were not on good
terms. 1t is now certain that Austria has accep.
ted the mediation of France and England.
There was some disturbance on the 9Th ut
Saxony, not of political, but social character
Two large manufactures were destroyed by the
workmen in conflict with the guards The lat
ter were dlsarmed and fled. Fifteen were kill
ed IN the sklrmsh.
The overthrow of the government at Frank
fort and at Berlin was announced The Ger
mans are bent upon establishing an empire
Everything at Berlin is in an excited state
The King is about publishing manifesto to the
nation.
letter from Marseilles of the 9Th, says the
Neapolltans on landing at Messina, with from
ten TO twelve thousand men, were driven back
by the SiclIians. During the action shell fir
ed accidentally, fell on board the British steam
ship Gladiator and killed one of the crew. The
English merchants had placed their property on
board the steamer.
Charles Albert is said to be re organizing his
army.
An insunection is reported at Mecklenburg-
Siretz.
Tuscany is the scene of ffightful disorders.
All Piedmont appeared to be in wretched
state.
The town of Messina had been bombarded by
the Neapollian fleet and gunboats. Many shells
were fired houses were burnt, and the shipping
in port in great danger. The resistance cs
the inhabitants was obstinate.
subsequent telegraph reports that the Nea-
polltans had taken the town. The Cholera had
appeared on the Grecian Islands, and the Gov
eminent were adopting measures of prevention.
The late great fire which occurred in Con-
stantinope destroyed about 100000 of pro-
Derty.