Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12
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ARRIVAL or THE ATTIC AT
NEW YORK. 4


FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
.New York, Wednesday evening, Dee. 4-Th
steamship Artic reached her dock between an
9 o'clock this evening. She sailed from Live
pool at noon on the 10th nit
4 The excitement created in England by the re
cent acts of the Pope continues, and meeting
are being held in all parts of the country. 4
4 great meeting was to be held in Liverpool on tn
day the Artic left Lord Charles Russell. broth
er to the Premier, had made most extravagan
Remuneration of the Papal aggression.
Liverpool 10 A. .M-The town is placarde'
with bills, calling on the Catholics to oppose thu
Protestant demonstration to be held today
serious riot is anticipated, and great excltemen
prevails.
FRANcE--The Presidents Message was gen
orally well received, save in few quarters. The
proposition to call out 10000 men was variously
received. On Monday the funds closed dull
GsRMANr.-The aspect of the news from Ger.
many has again changed, and it is now believed
that war will be avoided. The Court of Vienna
is to concede to the Prussian Cabinet the non-re-
cognition de jwe of the old confederation, but
still the Frankfort Diet is the organ of that body
de facto. Prussian troops are to occupy part of
Hesse-CasseL Gen. Radetzky has protested a
gainst war with Prussia.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The British mail steamship Asia, from Liver
poool Nov. 23d, arrived in New York Saturday
morning. The intelligence is only three days
later.
BNeLAND.-The increasing din of the no
popery agitation has kept all other matters out
of notice. Most of the English Bishops have
received addresses from their clergy and return
ed replies, protesting their loyalty to the Prot
estant Church and Constitution. Meetings in
parish vestries have been got up everywhere by
jealous Churchmen, assisted by timid Dissenters.
The Wesleyans have fraternized pretty gener-
ally with the Evangelical Church party, in de-
claiming against the Pope, and in one London
meeting even JeU came forward to testify to
the Queens religious supremacy! The daily
journals are still full of talk about the Papal
alternating with discussions on the
German question.
FRANcE.-A letter of General Cavaignac,
statement that he said, that if
outs Napoleon should be elected by the people
in 1852, in spite of the Constitution, he would
place his sword at his service, has attracted
much attention. and has been the topic of con-
versation in the Partisan circles.
By orders of the Minister of War, 23l brig
ades of gendarmery, a on foot and l54 on
are to be Immediately organized, and
divided amongst the departments.
Opinion is much divided here today on the
subject of Germany. 1t is much feared that
he meeting of the Chamber in Prussia will rem
Ter war inevitable, as the Deputies will 90 to
Berlin deeply impressed With the popular feel
ng. The funds, however, remain pretty firm.
PRussA.-'rhe King himself IS to open Par
Nb<C r IL
!ebates on the affairs of Germany. The debate
viii be put off until a final settlement of pending
uestio S has been effected. The Constitutional
arty advocates war with Austria. The Govern
nent of Brunswick has protested against the
march of Austrian and Federal troops through
be Brunswick dominions. In case the Austri-
ms should, nevertheless, attempt to pass through
brunswick, the government intends to appeal to
he protection Of Prussia Such an appeal
Fould be obligatory on Prussia. The ornaments
ontinued.
AUSTRIA The ornaments we're still contin-
ed with great energy. Large masses of troops
Tere moving from hungary and Crotia to Join
he army.
The Manchester Examiner is of the opinion
nat the retirement of the Prussian troops to the
Military roads through Hesse. and the determin-
ton to confine them to the occupation of those
,utes, prove that Hesse is not the most difficult
art of the controversy between Austria and |
russia ] he dilemma is created by schleswig- |
Iolstein. Austria will no doubt persist in car
ring out the determination of the Diet of Frank
ut and if Prussia permit an Austrian corps to
arch northward, through Hanover and Bruins
lick, to Hostein, it will not only have storm
reprobation to encounter from its own SUBJ
cts, but will have suffered State, very doubt
lily disposed towards it, to take up position
lat might be turned to Prussia's disadvantage
case of hostilties. If it had not called out
5 army, it might have winked at the proceeding,
1T having armed, it has no excuse for not OPP
sing force to force.