Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
1orctou Nous.
One Week Later from Europe,
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT
HALIFAX.
HIGHLY MIRO RI,ANT' .NEWS!
by Express and Magnetic Telegraph for the
Boston Atlas,

ny express anu magnetic Telegraph for the
Boston Altar,
Telegraph Office SAcKvILLE, NIB
wednesday, Oct. l7h, o'clock, +. NJ.
he steamship Niagara, Captain Ryrie, with
llo through passengers, Is in, and with Liverpool
papers TO the 9Th instant.
By tar the most important political news by
lhls arrival, is the possible aud even probable
rupture OF Russia aud Austria with Turkey IL
forms the Chief Hplc Ut discussion in the English
aud French jogmus, as well as amongst all
classes OF the cWnnl ngils and IN lis lrfamount
importance, the Ronnn dificnf9 as well IS all
other matters of nntiQnpt Importance, appear 10
have been almo.tswtiisallS lost sight Of
Comm1cldt Summary The commercial adj
wees by this arrival are in all essential paricu.
lras the same as per Caledonia. There has been
no Improvement IN trade, noi have the good eft.
iects expected TO follow buunulul harvest been
real zed. From Manchester aud other principal
districts, the accounts are far from satisfactory.
Prices are recedng and falling Off 60 that many
manufacturers have resOred TO working short
titne
The European Times says the reports of The
nniavorahle appearance Of the potatoes IN Ire
land and III some paris of England, have swelled
tbs week into something like alarm. We feel
unable to conceal from ourselves that sudden
aud very rapid decay, similar to that which &C.
Cured ~ previous years, had taken place IN the
potatoes OF The late planting. The early sorts
have escaped We have before us the most I'M
questionable proofs that serious change has Ia
ken place in the rot, but whilst The prices con- 4
tinue low we cannot reconcile the reported ex-
tent Of the mischief with the still prevailing low
prices aud undonbted abundance.
The alarm has been sounded in all the Irish
| journals, az as lar DIS our experience extends,
the potatoes more and more tainted every
day.
TURKEY, RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
Refusal Of Turkey 10 deiiUer ny the Hunga-
rians.-The most recent accounts from Constan-
tnople state that the Emperor of Russia has
made formal demand through special envoy
TO the Porte, for the surrender Of Ko,surh, BEN,
aud other patriots who played prominent part
IN the late Hungarian troubles, who have sought
rcuge at w idden, on the Dannbe IN the terrific
~ of the Sultan. The Turkish government with
a manllness which cannot be TOO hi lhiv CON.
mended, refused to be bulIled into compromise
of its independence, aud Prince Rad2val, nlter
having Intellectually attempted to bully the Sui
tan into u compliance with his demands, has ta-
ken an abrupt departure from Conslaniinope,
and Count Tiioif, the Russian Minister has
closed all diplomatic relations with the Poite.
| Eng and and France, through their respective
representatives., have prevailed with tue sultan
| IN keeping him firm to his frs; resolution. AL
ready, both in England and France, Cabinet
| Councils have been held 10 consider these grave
circumstances. Not the slightest doubt can be
entertained of the result. Should Russia per-
sIst in demanding the surrender of these noble
and devoted men, an Eurol can war is thought to
| be inevitable.
! The Paris Journal des Debuts of Thursday
says We are glad TO learn that England and
Frunce most cordially united in their deter
mlnatlon to support their ambassadors in the adj
vice given by them to the Porte, respecting the
extradlllon OF the Hungarian refugees. A note
| nna hoo Arnxt I,, til Of
most energetic character, winch it is thought,
viii have considerable weight with the Enpe-
rors of Russia and Austria to whom it Is 10 DC
presented.
The firm language of the London papers with
retcrc" ce 10 this question, is noticed with great
satisfaction by the lonrual des Deb1is. Prince
RadzlvaI hlving returned to St Petersburg 10
tell his tale OF disappointment to the Car, Flrad
| Effendi, present commissioner oi the Danublan
provinces, has been sent by the Sultan to the
Car, to anticipate Prince Radzival's statement,
and the attention ct all Europe is anxiously d.
rected to the north, to learn the issue ot The AT
| fair. The Sntln has countermanded his voyage
TO Smyrna AID the Archipelago. The army OF
Ronelia, 400 Geo strong, is ordered TO hold Itself
in readiness, aud the local troops are being en-
bod ell.
There is no reason TO doubt TIM, the best ac-
cord prevails between tho French aud English
cabinets, and 1t is said that powerful French
and English squadron wl be ordered INTO the
Mediterranean forthwith, TO be ready for any
emergency attending the issue Of thus absorbing
question.
ITALY
Ron,e.-A manifesto Of the Pope has appeared
IN official FORM aud has been received with
deep disappointment # not resentment in all
quarters. This feeling partlcp ated in by
French soldiers, several Of hon We're put under
arrest for having torn down or Otherwise deiaced
the copies of the manifesto affixed to the wallis
The amnealy in particular was nude the object
Of popular Odlum.
FRANCE.
The suspension ot intercourse between
France aud America caused much sensation in
PARIS when first announced. but runor having
gained general belief that England had offered
her mediation, that ieelIng cons Gerahly subsd-
sided. As suon as the dispute ls terminated,
NJ. Marrast or NJ. Theirs will, 1t is expected, be
sent to Washington as the representative Of
France, in place of NJ. Poussln.
ENGLAND.
Ntlps from Sir John Erapk'in's Expeditions
A communication from the Lords of the Admir-
atty, under date OF Oct. 4Ih, states that hopes
are entertained that the news brought by Capt. j
Parker, OF the True Love, arrived at Hull, from
y DAVIS Straits, OF Sir John Franklin's having been
seen by the natives as late March last beset
by the ice in Prince Regents Iulet, is not with
out foundation. From the same source, 1t ls
stated that Sir John Ross's ships are in the
South Prince Regents Inlet, and that the yes
sells of both expedition are safe. This hope is
somewhat strengthened by telegraphc mes
sage 10 the Admiralty, since received from The
mayor OF Hull, where the True Love arrived last
night.
The cholera is rapidly disappearing from all
paris OF England, as well us ali paris OF Europe,
where II has ragged long and SO iearlully.-
The total number of deaths il England, IRON
chnl.rn ainrn liz, I1th Of Innn list are stnl ed