Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16
important from Turkey-Later
from China.


J TuRkfl.-Resceid Pasha, the able anr-Rus-
sian statesman, IS appointed Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
A Paris despatch. with Constantuopc dates
of the l9th confirms the rupture OF diplomatic
relations, aud add. that the Russian troops are
receiving endorsements, and that the situation
ofuiurs appears critical
The Turkish Bey Sehm has been sent with
important orders 90 the Governor Of Jerusalem
and French Consul there.
/ LArEsr.-An extra edition of the London
Time, has a teiegraphic despatch from Vienna,
evening of the Goth. Menschikof and suite have
left ionsianiinopIe and the Russian subjects ere
placed under the protection Of the Danish am-
bassador.
The French feet is sand to have received per
mission TO pass the Dardanelles
our Paris correspondent teegrapbs 70 Liver
pool tia. it is not feared the peace of Europe VIII
be disturbed by The Turkish difficulties
Il is reported that tae British Minister has so
stated; but the teleVaphs contradict each other
fatty
THE Very LATEsr-Bg Submarine TEE
graph, and By Telegraph to Lire'pooi.- Mems
chkod's seven days expired without arrange
monts, but the steamer with hm on board had
not sailed on the 10th.
Austria In Hungary four thousand pass
ports hive been issued for America many of
them being for California, tine emigrants proms-
ing NOT 10 return To Austria.
GEEEcE.-lt is reported that the American
ship-oi-waf Cumberland with Mr.. Marsh on
board has demanded am explanation and 100000
dmchmas from Greece, for the illegal lmprson-
meut Of Mr. King at Athens.
PERSIA The Mormon elders are to be eXpell-
I'd from Persia
CHNA, April llth.--The American, French
and English shps-oi-war ON the coast of China,
have. on the urgent Tequsiton of the Chinese
authorities, consented 10 guard Nonkn, Shang-
nue, and .he mouths OF the great Canal, against
the rebels
he Times says it is rather suspicious cir
cnmsiance that lust now, when their very smart
missionaries have given the Americans more In
tehgonce ofthe nature and progress of the re-
bellon than our British Representative and mer.
chants were ever likely to do, that they have II
N So waters the largest armament ever seen be-
the East under their flag What If the ARA,
apparently intended for the chastisemeni Of Japar
and The opening of Jeddo should really have
mother object 10 hold the balance Of Chinese
parties, and to slip m the right moment and grasl
the prize The Times adds The possession
of an India would break up the Federal Unior
as surely and as Immediately as the conquest O.
Europe destroyed the old Constitution of Rome
--latest and Important from China.-.Ni,p York
June9. he three following dispatches from
Trieste were received by an eminent Londor
house in the China trade and transmitted t,
their correspondent m New York:
The FIRST despatch says From Shanghae
have received no letters. From Canton | hay,
advces to the oh Of April There VS. nc
change in the quotation of rea or uubleache,
Silks. -Xchange 5s5d Company's rupees rs
The insurgents are reported 10 be IN posses
sion OF Nankm
From Calcutia my adyces are to the 2lst Of
April. Exchange 2sld 2sld
From Bombay my adylces are TO the 9th Of
April. Exchange 2slld 2slfd."
The second despatch is as follows: " h,
Hong Kong Gazette of April LIST, the lates
date received here, has intelligence from Shang
haze TO the 2Sth of March. Nothing positiv,
was known as to the fate of Nankin Then
are no commercial aeyIces from Shanghae. bust
ness being at stand, A brig and four Euro
peun war steamers were at that port but moth
ing further was known at Hong Kong"
The thnd despatch states that " the insurgent
have taken the outer wall Of Nankin, aad til,
place must fall into their hands, All business il
stopped. Sir n. Bonham did not interfere"