Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
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IIUITI IITU DUfVUO II IH5i -IsI'
Arrival of the America.

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Royal Mail Steamer America, Captain
Harrison, arrived at tins port yesterday morning.
having sailed from Liverpool on the Oh inst.
The gist of the news we published yesterday,
as received by telegraph. 1t would be wholly
impossible 10 give full details of every occur
renee IN Europe OF interest, as it would exclude
the publication OF our own home matters.
From England there is no news Of particular
interest.
FRANCE.
The message OF the President is quite long
document, and is ably written. He draws at
ten,ion to the finances lie objects TO the aboi-
ton ot the llquo, tax; he goes for reduclng the
public expenditures, and opening new sources
OF revenue.
The Mali nal Guard comprises nearly 4000,-
600 men. 100000 are armed with muskes or
hgni arms The army consists of Al 900, and
93,I5l horses. The navy Is composed OF the
active 50 ling fleet, comprising ten ships of the
line, eiah lrigates, eighteen corvetles, 81 brgs,
II transports, and "a hight vessels at the active
steam feet, comprising IA fl utrs, 10 corve'es,
aud "a d"spilcIl boats. Besides the active fl-el
there are advanced ships aud ships III ordinary.
THIS reserve Is ready act on The shortest ln.
tee. 1t Is conIosed OF ten ships at The line, Is
SAILING lrigaleS, ~ steam irlgates, 6 steam cor
Vetles, "hd six mali steamers. To man these
ranks, not including cadets, aud an effective OF
sesnen not less than % 500 men.
This Is all lie says IN regard 10 Hungary:
The empire ut Austria, engaged IN fearful
contest with Hungary, has thought itself an.
ihorlzed III calling IN the assistance ct Russia
The intervention ui this power, the march ut lis
arnies towards the west, could not but excite to
high degree, the suciudi of the government,
which mas exchanged upon this subject seve. "A |
IN Europe Causes OF collision which we have
sough To remove, preserving, at the same time,
our independence OF action and proper charac =
ter. In all these questions we have always been
in agreement with England winch has gwen us
proofs OF good will OF which We should be sen.
slOle
The tone of the message is conservative.
AUSi RIA AND HUNG
Further advlces have been received at Vienna
iron Pesh and B1da. The Koiaer Zietnng
states that letters have come to that Guy from
the captive officers Of the late garrison, from
which II appears that these captive officers are
treated with great kindness.
The wounds of General Henrzi proved mortal.
lie was buried with all military honors. The
Hungarlans took about G0,000 forms in silver
which we're kept al Buda. The garrison OF -
men and e0 officers was conveyed to Debrec-
I'm; So pieces OF artillery, 400 cwt of gun.
powcer, 2OO0 cw. OF saltpelre, aud 200 mus
kets tell INTO the hands OF the lIungarlans after
the capture OF Buia.
The orllhct tons a'e 10 be destroyed.
There is as much activity in the Hungarian
| Government as in the army. The Minister d
the Interior, SZenefi, has taken measures tor the
reorganization of those parts OF the country
which are not within the theatre Of war. The
Minister OF Finance is engaged IN contracting
loan, IN case tie country should be reduced 10
want Of money. In The sitting Of Tie Diet o
! tie l2lh ult, the Chambers were occupied with
| the manclpalion OF the Jews for which proiec
OF law will be presented
ROME.
NJ. De Lesscps, whose arrival in Paris was an
nounced yesterday, left Rome on the ~ instant
| at winch date no hostllltes had commenced
though the armsIlc had been denounced on tho
lst. On the morning Of that day General Reg
nault de 81. Jean d. Angey arrived at Clvll;
Vecchia announcing that the Roman Repubh,
had proposed 10 NJ. de Lesseps to treat on the FOL
lowing basis First, Guarantee to the Roman
against foreign invasion. Secondly, Cantonmen
OF The French army III divers parts OF The Rouiag
ma. Thirdly III case OF refusal on the part OF tn
i French Government, hoslllitIes only 10 be re
sumed fifteen days alter notification OF such re
fusa
These proposals were inadmssible, ami Gen
Oudinunt refused them. Ii appears that sune DIT
ference Of oplnNon broke out between The Gene
raj and NJ. de Lesseps; but these were soon pu
an end 10 by HE ARRIVAL ot desputches reculllu,
/, the latter, aud ordering The rupture Vi further ne
goclaiIons aud tie attack against Rulue.
Up to The 2oth ult. the AusIrlaus contin ued l.
4 besege Ancona Uy land aud by sua.
, LATEST foaEIGN lNTLLLlGENCE.--L London
June I'll a. M.-iarlS uGvlces ol yesterda
have come 10 hand. They state thai lhe las
A mail i'om ! ouIon brings letters mentioning lha
IN The course OF lhe 10 nouns prlOr 10 Tie An, II
q less Than 3,2UO men mad embarked al that POI
= for the Roman States. W Itn such ID reinforce
ment, the army Of the French IN Italy woul
amount 10 an extent Of 10000 men. II was als
, said thai several other regiments, including Nv
OF cavalry, were also under order to embark.
1900 Spanlards aie reported TO nave lande
! al Guela.
I here is report of political gossip hyin
about the cubs This morning. lac indign
reu,OlsiIance pronounced ny Sir Robert Peel
The House vi Commons iusl night on the hear
less system OF evictlons IN Ireland, had allrac,e
5 much attention.