Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-24
One Week Later from Europe.

The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt.
Lang from Liverpool March 9Th. arrived at Bos-
ton, Sunday evening, about o'clock
The London Morning Advertiser announces
that The Duchess Of Sutherland places Stafford
! House at the disposal of Mrs. Stowe, to give re-
ccptions n aud that Ears Shaitesbury, Carlisle,
&c. VIII meet her ai Liverpool. An address,
with the signatures of 10000 women Of England,
will arrive by the next steamship.
! Eight members of the British Parliament have
been unseated for bribery
Emigration. The exodus proceeds upon as
great a scnle as in any previous year. The
Galway Journals state that vast numbers Of emf
grants daily pass through that town. destined for
America or Australia. The Ballinasloc Star
mentions that large number Of poor people are
emQrtng from that locality, having been ena-
hlud 90 do So by remittances from their friends
in the United States. The Waterford Chronicle
states that few days ago nearly 400 emgrants
left that city for Liverpool, to take shipping for
America.
An Italian paper the Tocc della yeriia, has
published two letters purporting TO have been
written by Nd. Joseph Aiozzn. In the first,
Mazzni assumes the responsibility Of the proc
lan1tion of the National Committee. which, he
says Dee drew up himself, and signed with only
one of bis colleagues In the second, he de-
cares that ,he address TO the Hungarian soldiers
in Italy, he authorship Of which has been de-
MED 0y kossuih, actually cmanated from Kos
suih; that DOE original Is in his possession; and
That the document was written. at his request
during the last month Of kossuih's soioun at
hutt %, Ior lhs express purpose of beng pub
hshea ln case of an iHsuuCctlonary movement
Ia Italy.
1t is positively asserted by the Aursburrh
Gazette thot Austria is fully determined to ae.
mand peremptorly the expulsion of Mazzin and
kossnih from England, and IN case of denial Is
resolved not 20 allow a single Engshman TO
cross the Austrian frontier. The Vienna Lloyds
publishes violent article against England
4 te.cgmphic despatch from Nlenns. of the
goth ult announced that Count 1enngen had
arreved at Trieste from Constantinople, and that
the Ottoman Porto had agreed to. all the de-
mands made by Austria. What these demands
are is yet imporiectIy known.
IL is said that the conditions proposed by Aus
ira, and agreed Go by Turkey, were only those
OF o. secondary character. and that territorial
cinm4, which still remain for settlement. are 70
be submitted TO the mediation of England and
France.
The news from France is not of special i'm
portauce.
lsDiA.-By the honorable company's steamer.
Proserpine, vs. e. have received news from Prone
ofine downfall aud Reinforcement Of the King
of Ava and the desertion By It's defenders Of the
town Of Ymhay
CmNA. From Annoy the last date is ON the
9th INST All was quiet there The emigration
of laborers was gong on extensively at the
neluhb0ung port OF Swartou, and apparently in
"a satisfactory manuer; the cmigmnts being
anNioU 20 leave, aud coming FROM a district of
SuuHr cultivation. ur.mi-a fo be- very Leu.Erfpl