Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
Goreiou Nous.
Seven Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, ST. Johns N. B. Oct. 3.
The Steamship Canada, Capt Jndkins, arriv-
ed at Halifax ut minutes past o'clock yes
lerday morning, having made the passage from
Liverpool in less than 10 days. Her dates are
to the 22d ult.
The Pope gone 10 .Napies.--Tho Pope has
quilted Gaeta and has proceeded to Naples,
where he has taken up his abode in the Porlici
Palace. His reception at Naples was OF mos,
striking and popular character. The Pope evin-
ces no intention of returning to Rome at pres
eni, and thus far no real progress has been made
toward satisfactory solution Of the Italian
question.
The Hnrrrsi in England. weather in
England Tor the past week has been variabIe.--
lie many parts OF the country good deal of rain
has fallen, but generally not to such an extent
as to interfere in the harvest operations. The
last two or three days have been drier and very
considerably COLDER while in the northern part of
Scotland the weather has been everything that
could be desired. Upon the whole, the interest.
lug lIbors Of the harvest have proceeded salts
lactury, and are now being brought nearly 10
close. |, will be seen that the late downward
tendency OF the corn market has been checked
and slight advance in prices has taken place
ABOVE the range of last week. The unfayorabe
reports Of the progress of the potaloe disease has
been the chief cause OF The reactan-Indian
Corn being little dearer up to dark No very
large supplies of home wheat have found their
way to market, but in q week or two the farmers
will have more leisure, and it will then be seen
whether the late improvements will be maintain
ed. Every ihing will depend upon the extent of
Tie injury which may eventually happen to the
stock of potatoes in Ireland, Which at present
has not been conjectured with any degree of GER
talnty.
The Vinidge in France The vines in the
south of France have suffered very seriously.
The hop picking in England has proved a dis
asrous one, and great efforts are being made by
the growers to procure relief from the govern.
ment.
Choiera decreasing in England "A most ia.
vorable change has taken place in the mortality
from Cholera throughout England, aud the mum
Der of cases has declined about half. From the
commencement of the epidemic 1887 persons
have been swept away in London.
IRELAND.
Potaioe Disease potato disease is be-
yond all doubt extending INTO several districts
IN Ireland and the low price OF potatoes may be
IN some degree to the alarm of the
farmers who are anxious to dispose Of their crops.
In the Dublin market the supplies Of diseased
potatoes a.C increasing, and the starch manutac-
turers are purchasing LARGELY. A farmer from
Lownds near Dublin sold several loads in dis
eased state at 81 per stone, but the disease is
very partial, and some kinds Of potatoes ire not
at all affected 1t is only ina very slight degree
in some parts of the county of Clare, for instance
at Milltown and MnIbay the blight has not up-
peared, and the produce is abundant. Even
stu! fair supply of sound potatoes may be de-
pended upon.
TURKEY.
por,e,I 81 h. ~, 10 ,IeI;,ar 40, III u..sa.
,iun Refugees Honor TO Abdel hleschd -
Honor to the Turkish Ministry They have
nobly done their duty, and have refused to be-
come printers TO the vlndlctIve boot-thrsi
ness of Francis Joseph and Nicholas. The
Russian and Austrian Ambassadors at the Porte
demanded The exlradlion of the hungarian Off
GERS Kossuth, Demhnski, Pcrczel, Meszaros,
and their companions. a Russian General
arrived at Constantinope on the 18th, on
mission that special mission being TO bully the
Sultan into compliance with the demands of
Austria. A council was held, and The Turkish
government resolved not to surrender the Hun
garian Refugees to either the Russian or Aus
TRAN Government. On this decision being com
muncated to the Sultan, he declared in the most
impressive and determined manner that the Ref
ugees should not be gwen up let The consequent
ces be what they might.
We trust that Lord Palmerson will do his
duty MS molly as The Sultan has done his ; Il at
Russia and Austria will be given to understand
that war with Turkey for such cause, means
war with Eng'and We arc relolced 10 find
that Ko,suth und his companions are furnished
vita passports from the English ambassador, aud
We trust Unit every assistance to support will be
rendered him by England. London San.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Surrender OF Peter,cardtin. The latest &C.
counts from Vienna are 10 the 18Th ut., inclu-
sive, and bring the intelligence of the surrender
Of PeIerwarden to the Imperial troops on the 9th
ult. Part Of the Magyars headed by the Com
mander Kiss decided still TO hold out, but the
majority decided to offer 10 further resistance.
Things at Comorn. Cormorn had not surren-
dered, and large supplies of warllke stores had
been forwarded to the Austrian troops in order
To undertake beseging operations. The gnrri-
son OF Comorn SAID to amount to Is or 3D.
900 men and 10 be well supplied with provisions,
Dut IN "a state OF complete undiscipIine. The Of
tccrS were SAID to have held Il meeting, and to
have resolved by large majority not 10 surren.
Ger.
Tie terms offered to the Magyars are said 10
have been an amnesty for the whole garrison !;
pass ports for all those who might wish to leave
the country; the recognition OF Kossuth's notes
at their full value; TO pay the soldiers for ten
days, and The officers for one month.
According to the Vienna journals Of the 18th
ut., 10000 men are to besIege Conorn under
the orders of Generals Henau and Nugent
Commandment was to commence on that day,
when the AustrIans had occupied great par. of
the island OF Schutt without resistance, but part
OF the Insurgents were in strongly intrenched
camp before the fortress, and IL was expected
that a a battle would take place there.
Officers put 10 death. Hungarian officers
had Ueen put 10 death at Arad and Tcmesvar-
one by hanging, aud the estates of Two were con-
iscated.
Rumored capture of Bem.-It was rumoreG at
Vienna that Ben had fallen into the hands OF
the Russians in Wallachia.
Hungarian Matters.