Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
Arrival of the Niagara at Halifax,

@Aiil'di VI the niagara at Halifax.
Seuen Days Later from Europe. Probable
Settlement Of The Turkish Question .fdUance in
Cotton, Breafytu6s, SC.
HALIFAX TELEeRAPH OFFICE
August 1. 1853
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara. from
Liverpool SATURDAY morning, 23d ult., arrived
at this port at A. NJ tod ".
bredt BrtdH.-lt was generally reported
mat Lord Pamerston would again succeed TO
the Secretaryship Of Foreign Affairs, Earl Clar-
endon exchanging to the Home Department
In the House Of Lords on the 18th ult. Gov
eminent stated that few DAYS would terminate
negotiations respecting the turkish question.
when the result would be published whether
successful or not.
The Earl of Portsmouth is dead.
les.
Respecting Eastern difficulties. there is no
doubt that the reception given by the Cabinet of
St Petersburg to the FIRST proposition from the
powers, was so favorable as to warrant the ex-
pectailon that the question in dispute will be set
tied without further delay.
The Russian Chancellor is said to have de-
clared to the French Ambassador that the Car
Will welcome the arrangement held out for his ac-
ceptance. The only motive supposed to cause
further delay was the necessity of obtaining the
assent OF Austria, which consent is supposed now
10 be on the way to ST. Petersburg
If the French proposal is the one ultimately
adopted, 1t is a note framed by the French row
eminent, as a medium between the demands Of
Menschikoh aud the terms offered by Reschid
Fasha. 1t Is difficult to say If the following i'm
Por'ant statement be premature, but II has an eff.
iect on public feeling. II came on the 2Uth,
ie!egraphed from Berlin, that The Ear had act
ualy accepted the proposal offered by France
and nglsnd. his ews was reported 10 have
been brought by steamers from ~. Petersburg
on the 10th to Slettn then published a. Berlin
and Dresden and telegraphed to PARIS and Lon
don where It considerably improved the funds.
be public fully believe that the main danger
is over.
1t was also telegruphed from Vienna to Lon.
don, under date of Constantinople, the lIth that
a conciliatory note had Just been issued bv
kesehtd Pssha, which is considered of nature
TO bring negotiations at once To conclusion.
The English and French fleets are still at
Besika Bay.
t'dnce.-A rumor is circulated that private
intelligence reported that the American Minister
at Constanunope had addressed a note to the
Porte, announcing that the United States would
sociate with other forces to support Turkish
integrity, and would henceforth claim q voice
IN the affairs Of Europe 1t Is dlsbeleyed, how
ever.
The French press mostly viewed the Eastern
dimculues as about over he Porte had paid
the cash 70 the French treasury for 10000 Vin-
cennes rides and took the opportunity to con-
tradici the report that the Turkish finances were
exhausted.
The honiisnr publishes decree that the pro-
hloiuon proposedby the ordinance Of February
:, lcSo will cease Professionally as TO corn and
flour, imported from the British possessions IN
Europe.
ne number Of arcs consequent on the sup
posed conspiracy, discovered at the opera Conf
que, 10 row over two hundred
NJ. Arago Is ~ his he Is desplired Of
NdnderOllts yatch was much admired at Rayre.
Prussia. The King has issued a proclama-
ton, that he will dismiss from his service any
oihcer who, marrying a Roman Catholic, shall
promise to bring up ms children IN that faith.
inns Is intended as protest against recent Pa
pal entertainments.
haiy The expectation of bread stufs from
the Neapolitan dominions, Is prohibited.
Guerra1zrs sentence Is commuted into perpet-
ual Punishment.
Coun; Pindemonte Bonacosse had been arrest.
ed at Feran and imprisoned IN the citadel, on a
charge Of treason.
a despatch from Milan, dated July Eth, states
that the Austrian police are on the trail OF a pro-
lected lusurrectlon IN Central Italy
.3usi1d.-A domicihary visit was made at the
house of the London Times correspondent in
Vienna, and some arrests Of Italians followed
the discoveries made there
Recently band Of Hungarian prisoners, fill
ing seventeen carts, were taken into Pesth.
Their crime is unknown
The times correspondent from Vienna, July
I'm, states that the unheard-of conduct Of the
Commander Of the u. $. coyette 81. Louis, al
most exclusively occupied public attention, and
John 7. B.owns share 10 II was severely repro
bated
The Oast Correspondence, semi official. says
the behavior Of the American commander excl
ted indescubable Indignation 10 the minds Of all
the Consuls and the well-dsposed population Of
Smyrna. The organ praises the prudent, deter
mined and courageous behavior of the Austrian
Consul and commanders, and says the Austrian
brig Artemesia Is continually lowering round the
American sloop. Further, the official report adds,
the Austrian War Steamer CastozZa was expect
ed al Smyrna on the 9th.
If Baron Bruck understands the real interest
Of Austria he would give positive instructions to
the captain of the Castozza, to avoid all and
every collision with the Americans, it being
pretty evident that Brown and Capt Ingrsh-
am represent the feeling of the nation to which
they belong