Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20
Three Days Later from Europe

The Royal Steamship Cambria, which lefI
Liverpool on the LIST inst, arrived at her berth at
East Boston Friday morning.
England. The English people were paying
marked respect to Kossuth lie made a public
VISIT 70 the city Of London on the Both and was
Dreceived with great honors and much enthusi-
asm. lie will leave SOUTHAMPTON on the I'm
inst, IN the steamship Washington.
The banquet nj Southampton had passed of
brilliantly
The London Times continues lts attacks npon
kossuh, and has, 10 some extent, affected pnb.
lac opinion among the more cautious classes. and
those who are Jealous Of the reputation as affect
ed by their associations.
Lady Franklin has made a very urgent appeal
to the Admiralty To send out O powerful steamer
to explore the passage which Captain Penny
thinks exists, and this appeal is strongly sustain
ed by some OF the presses aud many persons Of
influence.
hdia Letters by the overland mail from In
dla communicated satisfactory intelligence as ia
the markets. and the aspect of political affairs -
The dates were Caicutta, September 23d. and
Bombay Oct. Sd.
The chief itemof news is that the Governor
General had detcrmind 20 seize upon norton of
the territories of Dost Mohamned, of Cabul.
the valley of the Dove it being well situated
for establishing post OF watch to ovcrawc the
Appccad Airccadios, Sc, around Pcshawar.--
The annexation was considered likely 10 lead
eventually TO disastrous consequences.
These papers are principally filed with articles
respecting kossuth,reports of his speeches. &c.
and spcculaiions onfhc political crisis in France
The correspondent of the London Globe is
still confident that there will be compromise
between Louis NAPOLEON and the minority of the
Assembly. Business is, however, gloomy. and
nearly all the orders received by the manufac-
tnrers have been suspended
The democratic Socialists of Paris arc furious
against kossuth, but have determined not to give
publicity 10 their opinions, for fear it might in
iure their cause.
Spain. Tho Military Gazette mentions that
100 guns have been sent to Havana for the arm
ament of the forts along the coast of Cuba. The
Glamour Publco gives q letter from Metila
stating that an English brig, laden with Indian
Corn, which had been obliged by stress ofweath-
er to take shelter in the Bay of Betoza near Alt
meemas, having been captured by the Moors.-
few hours afterwards two English steamers
and brig Of war from Gibraltar cannonadcd
several points Of the coast, burnt all the vessels
they met with, and inflicted other injuries on the
pirates.
R1isstt There j. report Of conspiracy a
galnsi the Imperial Government OF St Peters
hurgh, mentioned in the second edition of the
Cologne Gazette. which. # true, is very import
ant. II is as follows. Rumors are in circula-
ton of q newly discovered conspiracy among
the nobi ty AZ ST. Pctcrsburgh, and of the ar
rest of several considerable persons standing
very near the throne. The discovery. il is said.
was made by officers of the body guard of the
Emperor, whom The conspiutor5 underworld to
bring over 90 their party, but who revealed the
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