Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-22
.6orrt9u News.
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Thursday evening, 8 | 9 clock.
Tho Royal Mail Steamship America, Capt.
Judklns, arrived here at half. past 6 o'clock this
morning. The America brings advlces from Pa
rls to the LIST and Liverpool Lapers to the 3D.
inst. elusive.
The French Ministry resigned or were dis
missed -cOusc Discrimination To sustain the
views embodied in the Presidents letter rela.
ting to Rome. There was great excitement in
Paris, but the President is firm, and has written
letter to the Assembly, which the London
Times chorncterlses imorudent but spirited,
and has formed new Cabinei, which wholly
represents the views Of the President and Of tho
majority IN the Assembly. Nothing from Rus
sia
Tie Partisan journals publish tho following
important ieegraphic despatch;
-" Gen Lamorictere 10 The Minister for Foreign
.4Gdirs.
ST.. PETERsBuRa, Oct 18th.
Count Nesselrodc notified Yesterday 10 tho
Ottoman Envoy, that the Emperor, taking into
consideration the letter of the Sultan confined
himself to demand that the refugees should he
expelled from Turkey. Fuad Eifend regards
the aflir as settled"
Gen Lrmoriclcre is 10 be recalled from Rus
STA bnd given an important post.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Inc hends who are nlcknamed rulers in Aus.
ira, not satisfied with the human gore they have
shed, still continue their sanruinary career. -
Several additional murders have been added to
the already fearful list. Their victims who have
been slrangled IN Pesh. or shot, arc all men of
mark, and when 1t IS stated that the wretch Hay-
n1n has been appointed civil and military Gov
ernor of Hungary, crimes at which humanity
shudders, at once arise before the mind at tho
mention of his name.
Measures have beea taken by he Porte for
the location OF the Polish aud Hungarian relu-
gees The former had been conveyed to Shum-
Ia, while The latter were lodged in good quarters
at Slllslega and Rutscyick. Kossu,h and The
oIhcr leaders were to remlln for while at Wild.
am until measures are taken to- their removal
and ultimate liberation No less than 300 of
the Hungarian refugees had become converts to
lslanisni, and many Of their friends are abou, to
follow the example Sir Stra,ford Clnoinp has
sent passports to Gen. Guyon, the lash officer.
ana the British subjects VINO had been in The
service OF Hungary. The Porte has declared
the island OF Slmos in state of blockade. ow.
ing to the coainulnce Of disturbances.
ROME.
The assassination of French soldiers continued
daily. L was not expected the Pope would re-
turn soon, or the French army wonll leave i'm.
medintcy. Great hostility was still manifested
! by the people, toward the Pope.
! In speaking OF the return oi The Pope To Rome.
a correSl ondrni Of the Lnnlon Times saws. if
he returns 1t must be under the protec,inn of
l"relgh bnyonets, Tor among the people at large,
little sympathy Is avo"ed, and all classes dread
| 50 much The restoration Of clerical intolerance
that no one can persuade himself ii may be ex-
cluded from the Papal tram. Should the Pope
neglect TO prepare the way for bis return, It viii
| be troubled one.
SPAIN.
IL appears that Narvaez has taken ample VEN
gehnct on all the parties VINO were instrumental
| ~ tripping his heels. He has dismissed the
King from his post of keeper of The palace, and
imprisoned priest and monk, the Instruments
OF thr Kings policy. The new American Min.
lister at the Court, has formally, and with much
tact and skill, dsclaned in the name of tho
Pr sden', The dolngo OF the party who proposed
to SEIZE upon Cuba.
ENGLAND.
The English press devote much space 10 the
consideration OF the Canadian annexation ad-
dress, and It's tone and temper are highly COM
mended. The LONDON Times says, by whomso-
ever proposed, by whonlsneyer concocted. il re
fltcts great credit on the TACT skill and adroit-
ness OF It's authors. In speaking OF the possible
assent of England to the anne xaton of Canada
to the United States, the Tunes says. the con-
duct OF tie people Will be directed by motives
! OF prudence aud interest alone. II they think
lhey eun do without Canada then, and then on
| y Viii they give up Canada. But in surrender
ing Canada, they VIII take care not to surrender
Que Jot ot sea or land the possession of which
really aud effectively concerns The maritime and
Commercial Importance of Great Britain. They
will not cedo Nova Scotia, they will not cedo
Cape Breton, they will not cede those sea-boards
and harbors which must ever commend the
mouths of the 81. Lawrence, aud protect the
trade OF the Atlantic.