Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-26
From Enrone.

nuke ruilianism at oil times by refusing as
sociation with ii, il will soon be discount
From Europe.
Ngw YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE royal mail
steamship Africa, Capt. shannon, from Tv-
orpool Saturday, Nov. ~, arrived at her
dock at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
In England business is steadily increasing
and 1t is the general opinion that the finan-
cia crisis is passed. Il is expected that the
Bank will soon lower ils rates to & per cent
The specie in the Bank Of France is in
creasing.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has
increased upwards of E200,00O.
The whole subscription to the Atlantic
Telegraph is taken up and offers were made
for more.
LoNpov, Saturday A. MA dispatch
from Berlin says Prussia would be wiling TO
relnqmsh her rights over Neufchatel, provi-
ded the political prisoners are discharged
Otherwise she will act dcclsvely
The English parliament has been further
prorooued to the Sd Of February.
The subscription Of $3.50 600 to the At
lanic Telegraph Company was closed to-
day. having considerably exceeded the re-
qurcd amount
Later from Europe.
PHLApELruiA, Dec. II.
Steamer City Of Baltimore, from Liver
p9ot Dee B. arrived of Cape Island at 8
o'clock last evening Her udvlces are to
nom Of her day Of sailing.
Il was reported IN London that England
had agreed with the other Towers 90 the re-.
assembling OF The Peace Conference at Paris.
An insurreciion bad broken out near Pal~
crmo, 90 Sicily. under the lead Of Baron
Benirenta, with 500 or GOO men undos bio
command Troops had been sent to dispense
the insurgents, but no action had taken place
of last advlces
The klngo Prussia, IN hls speech at the
opening Of the Chambers used the strongest
language 10 relation TO enforcing his claims
on Neufchate
The expedition against Persia has sailed
The London Post, 90 q loader on the
Peace Conference says ;-
II Russia persists 90 demanding a Con.
ference, u can only end IN her diplomatic de-
feat for England, Austria aud SARDINIA. and
Turkey aud We doubt not also our ally
France, will be prepared IN maintain the ab-
s3lute spirit aud meaning, and the very text
mud letter of the treaty. OF the ultimate
result we have no iear.n
SDqiu The Madrid correspondent Of the
fpf,peadeucs Beige, says that the question of
ue Cories ls definitely resolved, and That
Nlryaoz has yielded 10 the demands Of the
Court The writer anticipates that some
concessions will be demanded by Nayaez.
which will be made, and then be wall fall
THE writer also predicts that before six
months are over, Spain viii bee the scene Of
o. bloody revolution 81 the Court should per
SYST BOO Us retrogade course.
U,uFAx. Dec. y The Royal Mail
Steamer Canada arrived % this port this
forenoon. The steamship America which
let nr Liverpool on the 6h INSTANT ana the
arrival OF which we have been expecting
iur week past, encountered furious
storm when of Cape Clear which swept her
decks aud disabled her So that she bad 10 pat
blct DO Lyefd1ol, where she arrived ou The
lJlh Instant The Canada was Immediately .
got ready TO take out the passengers and
malls OF the America, and Ieit Liverpool the
l2h
4 despatch from Bordeaux announces the
aruyu. ut That port of vessel hlVng on
board the Captain and fifteen other PERSONS
who were wrecked M the dictated Lyounias
no news or other particulars given.
10 Is officially announced that the Congress
of Paris will meet thus month
An attempt had been made TO assassinate
toe King Of Naples but d proved unsuc-
cessiu.
MAnKfTs. Braadsluns generally very
dull and sales nnlmpoHant Purcs quite
Nominal and tending downward. Provisions
were limited ln demand aud without any es-
sental variation n prices.
The news Of orders to stop the Nicaa-
guam steamer Tennessee created sur at
Washington. The Cabinet had long ses-
SION and came 10 the determination that they
have Goo ugu, 90 prevent tbe sending OF pro-
visions and clothing TO Walker but any
thing else that looks like tlibustorlug, such
as men and arms. they are bound to put a .
stop TO.
IhHoloqg's PiR, a most famous remedy
for the cure az Nervousness and General
Debuiy. Jasper N'Cann, OF Bridge Street,
BfooE.yn, Long Island New Norh, was with
out doubt n severe sufferer from nervous aud
general debility the least thing provoked .
his ruabIuty, put hm 100 "a passion, and LAID
hIm up; this was caused by The bad state Of
the duids aud though bee tried msny RENE
dies Tor hIs complaint, ho was not benefited.
Al leugth be had recourse 20 HoNoway's .
Pills, which quickly performed their part, by
removing NE injurious fluids from The system
cleared his head, restored tone and yigor TO
ihe stomach, and after five weeks perseycr-
ance, restored hn 10 the blessings OF health,
Let there be no secrets in Medicine, or ralh-
er no pretended secrets The Medical Fac
ulty publish, as soon as made, all their die
coyoucs, and almost all that is known OF real
value for the cure Of disease, has been DIS
covered by them. Dr.. Aver takes the hon
orable, honest course und right because il is
honest. He goes to work and inyen'5 the
best remedy which medical skin can devise
for the cure of certain complaints, then pub
fishes what il is and maintains his monopoly
Of it solely by making it cheaper better
more perfect than anybody else can II the
people would exac, this Of all who offer med
iciucs they would have much less lreacle and
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