Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05
Three Days Later from Europe.
HALrFAx TEIEGRApH OFFicE, !
Thursday. Anil ~ I-53 {

Thursday April %, 1853. I
The steamship Canada, Capt. Stone, from Liv-
erpool April 10th, arrived at this port early this
morning, with a full list of passengers.
England. In the House of Commons, Nth,
Sir De Lacy Evans asked the government wheth-
er, in negotiations with the United or Central
American States, the rights and interests Of
Britain and of the British settlers in Honduras.
and those Of Britain's ancient ally, the chef of
the Musqulio coast, had been preserved, or, if
modified. to what extent.
Lord John Russell replied that, as negota-
tons had not yet terminated it would be prema-
ture TO 20 into the subject or to lay any papers
before the House but certainly it had been the
object of the government TO preserve the rights
and interests Of Britain and British settlers in
those States.
The Times states that, upon intelligence re-
ceiyed by the Secretary OF State end London
Police, having been kept for some time to find
proof that would criminate kossuth, in the Eng
ish courts. early on the morning Of the lith
kossuths house in london was searched by the
police, acting under a Secretary Of States war
rant, and a large store Of arms ammunition, and
materials Of war, were discovered and seized
The German papers say also, that the recent
arrests ia Prussia were from information of the
English police, who had placed spies on the ref
ngees.
lu the House Of Commons, Friday, Sir J..
Waimsley asked the government if these state
mcnt- respecting Kossuth were true. and further,
IL Britain bad gwen assurance TO any foreign
power that the refugees should be put under po-
lice surveillance.
Lord Poimerston replied that warrant was
issued 20 search house 90 Rotherthc, near Lon
don. not occupied by Kossuth and in it we're
found several thousand war rockets 20O0 unloa-
ded shells. and five hundred weight of gunpow-
der. Who these munitions belonged to, he,
lPalmerston,l would not undertake TO say. No
assurance bad been given 10 any foreign power,
beyond that given to Parliament. that the retu-
gees should not be allowed to abuse the hosp-
talty of the country
Mr.. Duucombc said the place where the mu-
ntous were found, was a rookie, factory, and
said Lord palnerston well knew that these very
munitions had been offered for sale 10 the gov
ernncnt
Sir. Bright asked Palmerston if Kossuih real
~ had any thing more to do with these rockets
than the Orleans famlly had.
Lord Pamerston replied, that he cast no impu-
,atior on kossuta. It would be subject for fu-
ture enquiry who the arms belonged to.
Lord stuart charged the government with get
ting up false charges against kossuih. Kos
suth denied all knowledge Of the matter, The
subject then dropped
Mis-. Stowe was welcomed on landing at Liv-
crpool on Sunday, by large crowd assembled
on the wharf and proceeded 70 the House OF a
irena, Mr. Edward Cropper Monday morning
she met a select circle at breakfast. when DR..
Mcneil presented an address OF welcome; Tues
day, met members of Liverpool Negroes Friend
Society; "Wednesday. attended British and For
ei1H Bible Society, and was presented wth one
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