Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27
Foreign, Mus.
Seven Days Later from Europe.

morning at - O'CLOCK.
The news is unmportant Breadstufls less
active.
ENaLANp.-On Monday evening, superb
banquet was given, at Liverpool, to the Hon. ].
r. lngersoli, by the American Chamber Of Com
MERGE Sixty gentlemen we're present among
them the Earls of Derby and Seton. The Chair
was occupied 5y Mr.. Eyre Evans Mir. Maccm-
son Vice President Mr.. lngereoll's speech was
much upplauded. The Earl of Derby made a
long speech, concilatory to the United States.
Last night, 9Th, similar banquet was given
in Manchester, presided over by Il. H. Barnes,
Esq, Mayor Of that city, supported by the Bishop
Of the diocese, aud a large number Of nfuen-
tial gentlemen.
A terrible catastrophe is reported by the ship 4
Orlando Capt White, at llayre from Mobile
| On the oath November, the ship st. George sail
/ ed from Liverpool for New York, with ~ pas.
sengurs, mostly lrish crew Of 25, and a valu
able cargo On the morning Of the 9th Deem
/ Der, lat i6 ~ n. Ion. % 30 W. the ship was dis
covered 10 be on fire Notwithstanding strenu-
Gus Efforts. in which or persons were suffice
aied by the smoke. The flames burst out from the
deck and being unable to do more, Capt. Brain
son mustered the women and children on the
poop deck. TO save them as long as possible from
The horrible death that stared thcm in the face;
fortunately al this moment the Orlando hove in
NE4AettNAiAis
The sea ran go high that the ships boats we're
speedily swamped, and none loated but the lite
boat, which carried only five at time. but by
means of which. after siXty-iour hours lncessant
labor 10 Of the passengers and the crew were
placed on board the Orlando The storm had
bv this time increased into a tempest, and the
Orlando bad bat just got clear of the burning
ship, when the latter sunk. About 10 men we're
drowned IN trying to reach the Orlando, Z were
al L.. 3 = a..
sunk with the ship. Some hours afterwards,
the Orlando had most of her sail blown away
it was, however, determined TO bear up for port
and, after eleven days of anxiety, being short Of
water and provisions, succeeded IN reaching
Hayrc. A subscription was Immediately com
monced in behalf of the survivors.
The ladies of Leeds nave taken up the slave
~ question warmly, and voted an address on the
subject.
meeting Of American ladies'. recently held
AT Milan, Italy, Mrs. Catherine Howard, IN the
Chair Jane Grey, Sec'y, have sent spirited
reply 20 the Duchess OF Sulherland's commit
tee, suggesting that English ladies have reforms
20 accomplish at home. before extending their
philanthropy TO America.
The Catholic Bishop of Ardagh died lately.
The Earl ST. Gcrmain Is inaugurated as Lord
Lieutenant Of ireland.
FRANcE.- The ministers OF Austria, Prussia
and Russa. have at length presented their Gre
donlnls TO the Emperor The Emperor Of Rus
sra remained firm 10 hls refusal TO use the term
" Bfoihcr' and compromised by writing Mon
cher Ann" The representatives. of the United
States, Wuuemtclg, Bavaria. Tuscany, Ham
over, Baden and Szouy have received their
credentials. and tine 6ennanc Diet have formal
ly decided to recognize Napoleon. he Pope,
Portugal sweden aad Greece have already done
$50.
There is no political news.
The Emperor sand 10 the popes Nuncio; " |
trust, uLdor Divine Providence, 10 be able 10
dcseope the prosperity Of France, and to secure
the peace of Enopc'
The pa,ue denies the occupation Of Samana
by Tive French, and says that the story had no
foundation except the presence Of the ingate
Sybillo % the Hayden waters, where she was
cruizng fer the health Of ihe crew.
The Police OF Brussels ordered that the funer-
al of Madame Kossu'h lmother OF Kossu,hl
should take place during the night TO prevent q
political demonstrations
ITALY. Adyicos from Genoa of December
% mention the arrival there of the American
General Sumner, charged, it was sand, with a
special message 20 The King of Naples.
IUHKEI.-Some severe skrmishing has taken
place between the Turks ana Monlenegrlns, at
kirbanear near the lake Of Scuiau The Turks
lost 600 killed, and the loss OF the Monenegnns
was also great Both parties have thus broken
the truce, aue 1900 men from the Herzegovina
have joined the Mou,cncgrins.
The Augsburg Gazette saws the Porte has Ct
iciully announced the blockade Of the coast Of
Albania, and Tie Turkish fleet has sailed for the
Adrlic % enforce n.
Extract from letter from 81. Petersburg, dated
Slst Of December:
"Ihere Is a report that the Plague has enter
ed Russm. and is prevalent at Astrachm and
another piece The Emperor has ordered a mil
iary Gordon OF sixty or seventy Thousand men 10
prevent iis entering further into the interior OF
he country. Some alarm is fen at 81. Peters
bur-l, though in former times. as in the reign Of
Catherine, 10 sloppedat Moscow
At a recent military banquet ia Paris, the fol-
lowing tons, was given from the chair:
Conference.-The Emperor reckons upon your
services abroad and he reckons upon your servi-
ces at home. The re-csmblshment Of the En-
.pre Is the rc-establishmcui Of our National from
tiers II those Of the Rhine. If people do moi
choose 10 give those frontiers up to us, we know
how 10 take possession of them ourselves, and
the Emperor Viii be at our head
This speech. we are told, was received with
thunders ofapplause, and was next day publish
ed IN all the official journals. Circumstances
are rapidly realisug occasions for the display OF
military zeal. Spain is probably on the eve Of
irouble and the uira-Aloniane party in Sardinia
are IN communication with Louis Napoleon. Il
Is against the French that Piedmont is negotat
Ing ioraid from Austria. The end is to come.
LATER FROM MFxIoo. Baltimore, jan 10
The mail from New Orleans, late as due, has
arrived.
From Brownsville, 23d ul,., we learn that a
revolution had been proclaimed in Monterey,
ana rumors prevailed that Caraypial was there,
and that Col. Montero, OF the regular Mexican
army, was captured by him. Canales escaped
when Cardenas was arrested, but has been since
reported as being murdered by some raucheros
ten. Mouett had got upa pronuncamento, and
was marching upon Zacatecas The regular
forces have been again defeated by the revolu-
ionary national guards, and returned TO Maa
moras badly cut up.