Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
GorrtQll Nrw5.
One Week Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL. OF FEE UROPA an
HALIFAX.
IMPORTANT FROM TURKEY.
K0SSUTH AND PALMERST0Y.
by Express aud Magnetic Telegraph for the
Boston Atlas,

Isy ExDyesy md Magnetic TELEGRAPH for the
Boston Atlas.
Telegraph Office SAcgvrLtE, n. B.
Wednesday, Oct. l7,h, | O'Clock, p. NJ.
The steamship Europa Capt Lott, with
| 1913 passengers, and with intelligence one
week later from all parts of Europe, arrived
at Halifax to-day.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
Pending the decision of the Emperor of
Russia upon the appeal made to him re-
speeding the extradltion of the Hungarian
refugees, the English papers contlin many
reports in regard to the probabilities of the
issue, but of course nothing definite can be
arrived at until the resolution of the Empe-
ror and his Imperial Council shall be made
| known.
The reply OF the Emperor-expected
with the most intense anxiety, would it was
thought reach the Turkish Capital about the
10th or 18th Of October. Apprehending
that the decision Of The Car might be
declaration of war, the Porte was exceeding.
! ~ anxious and impatient to learn the effect
produced upoa the Cabinets of London
and Paris, by the bearing of their represent
tatjycs at the Sublime Porte.
a large fleet Of steamers is collecting in
the waters of the Bosphorus, and in the har-
Dor of the Golden Horn, aud between the
entrance of the Black Sea and the Propon-
It's, or sea of Marmora, there are IL ships
of the line at anchor, fully equipped, and
plentluIly supplied with arms aud provis-
ions. In the army Of 100, 900 soldiers as
sembed around the Turkish capital, drill
ing and reviewing we're going on from day
l,..I,, 4 IL, A -, 4,
that before entering Turkish territory, Off
cial assurances were given to kossuth that
he and his fellow refugees We're welcome,
and should be allowed to proceed to any
part of the world
A considerable lumber Of refugees have
been put on board American corvelles, and
the French steamer L'Aveme Kossuth has
written a very eloquent letter on his present
position, to Lord Pdlmerslan, which is pub
Ishcd entire IN the English journals. From
Widdin the news IS somewhat Starlllug.-
1t appears that IL Mollah had been sent to
urge the refugees to embrace lslamsm, and
has not been successful. Kossuth, Dep-
binski, Guyon, Zamolsky, and others, swore
HIT no power should induce them 10 apos-
tacy. BEN had no such scrupes.
The most unwelcome feature of the news
from Turkey is, that those Pacha.ics in Eu-
rope, which are partly Greek and partly
Turkish, are in state of great ferment, in
consequence of the threatened rupture be-
tween Turkey and Russln. Under the in
huence of Russian emssareS, chiefly mem
bers of the Greek church, these vassels of
the sultan betray serious intention OF taxi
ing advantage OF the present opportunity to
get up revolt.
The greatest activity prevails in sending
courlers for aud from all the principal ports
of Europe. But the general iirmness otthe
public funds indicates that the prevailing
opinion is that no serious results will arise.
The London Tunes correspondent, writing
from Paris, says that the note addressed by
the English Government to its Ambassador
at ST. Petersburg, on the subject of Turkish
alfIlrs, is couched in firm and moderate
terms, and contains not a single expression
calculated To wound the susceptlbllities OF
Nicholas, while ii announces the deiernina-
lion TO support the Porte against eXlgences
that would compromise the dignity OF an liz
dependent sovereign.
Lord Pamerton has likewise sent proper
Sir Stratlord Canning, and
has placed the Mediterranean fleet at his
Eycellencys disposal, and which by this
lime, IN all probability, has sailed lor the
Dardaneles. l have also reason Tor repeat
ing, that France has initiated the conduct Of
England, and that the most perfect unanlm-
ny has existed between the two Govern
ments.
FRANCE AND ITALY.
In consequence of the illness OF Nj. Fal-
louX, the discussions in the Assembly on
the Italian queSuon, anI the affairs oil the
River de la Platte, together with the
American and Turkish disputes, have all
been postponed. The OILY alluslon made