Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20
.Goretou Nrms.
From the Boston Atlas of Sept 10.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

N'''''S thO uSLNuAlpn W Ilullluhs by llll5 ufTl-
val we are put in possession of our regular files
of Liverpool papers to the LIST inst, and London
to the evening Of the 3lst ult., both inclusive.
ENGLAND.
The harvest has been proceeding rapidly of
late in the north as well as in the midland dis.
tricls of England, while IN the south it has to a
great extent been secured. Ii has been begun
also in Scotland. There is every prospect Of
more than an average produce of at least an av-
eragc quality. On the WHOLE the potato is con
sidered safe from the disease Of past years; and
in Ireland expectations concerning the yield OF
the root aic such that the prize of potatoes is
lower than it has been since the year 1916.
The Hungarian meetings have ceased. The
draft of memorial intended to have been pre-
scented 10 Government on the subject of the
Russian intervention in Hungary has been pub.
llshed This memorial Is signed by Earl FItz
william, the Marquis of Northampton, and sew
eral noblemcn aud members Of the House OF
Commons 1t aoly states the strictly conslitu-
tional character of the Hungarian movement a
galnst Austria, the importance of the settlement
OF that contest on the basis Of the ancient law
of the country, and The danger arising from the
Russian intervention, since the government OF
that country, not recognising the rights Of sub
iects, must be inmcal to the free privileges bf
other states
FRANCE.
The Peace Cong ess has brought its labors to
conclusion; and petition to the Legislative
Assembly now lies at the office OF La Pressa
and in the provinces, requiring the abolition o.
the conscrpion, the establishment OF voluntary
enlistment instead, and the reduction of the
French army to 10000 men. During the SEES.
sion Of Congress many stirring speeches we're
delivered by French as well as English and a.
merican delegates. The Minister for Foreign
affairs entertained the whole Of the Americans
and English, to the number Of 1900, at an ele-
giant solree; and during the whole stay Of the
foreign deputaions in Paris, they received 10
the utmost that polite and refined attention which
the French know so well how to pay to others.
On Monday the waterworks and grand fountains
at Versailles and st. Cloud were exhibited tor
The eradication OF the Congress Ian unusual
aud special honor. And as the day was line,
an immense crowd was present enjoying the
beouty of the spectacle, ana harmonIslng IN hap
Ply guiety with the magnlficencc Of the scenery,
and the peaceful spirit which drew the assembly
together.
On the 9th ut, the English delegates of the
Pence Society gave deieuner at Versailles to
the American delegates, and passed resolution
IN honor Of them. Mr.. Golden, as chairman OF
the English delegates, made speech, IN which
he spoke with great kindness of the American
delegates, and afterwards presented 10 ench Of
them copy of the New Testament in French,
with an inscription bearing his signature. The
speech Of Mr.. Golden was replied to by Mr. AL
len, Of Massachusetts. After declaring the de-
Iish hretl,ro, i, ,Lr C,,nnrae. at peace. he said
IVAN tho dssce,'ian,s or tho pnri,ar.
vino fron Lnvden in Holland and from tbe
chalky cliffs of England, crossed the wide ocean
to iind an asylum of freedom freedom as to CIV
il rights, fro edom to read the Bible, freedom to
,yorshin Ga We havr rrosspd the ocean and
assistad IN this conrrpss in order ,o rive The
World frnrd,n ron warn Alluding f., the
sloror, ~ rho hIncl,s !, como nnrtion If the II.
nitcd S,otos he said ,ftor exnniniup tho d(F.
cnlt;ps of the slave one.tion "Renro,ch not
tham The American (;ovnrnment far not abolish.
I'M, Slavery but renroncb il as much as Won
nleasn f,r ,vbat has heon dono IN eytond the c,n.
njre of slavery into new states reproach not be-
toycd America bnt renroacb if vnu nleese Vir-
Dinia. South Carolina, or Geor.ria. Reproach us
not AZ neople in the mass" In aludlng to the
recention which the members of the Peace Com
crcss had met with here. Mr.. Alien smoke in
warm terms of France, but added: "What
France wants, us it appears to me. is not intel
lect. is not science IS not literature, taste, re-
6neneut: but the familiar knowledge of the
great truths of the Bible. One of the Kings Of
France expressed the wish that every peasant IN
his domnons might have Il chicken IN his pot.
We will express different wish--that every
pcasant may have a Bible in his colt1ge."
The cholera Is on the decrease in France
HUNGARY.
I,npenetrablo mystery still envelopes the cir
cumsianccs which proceeded and accompaniod
tho surrender OF Gorrery. Proclama.ions attr-
hntel Ia Kossuth and Gorrey have been pub
lishcJ. from which we inler-what was very prob
nble-that protracted resistance would only az