Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15
Gurrign Mrmg.
Three days later from Europe.

Three days later from Europe.
NEw YoRk. Aug. THE Cunard steam
ship ASIA, Capt. Lott, arrived at Sandy Hook
about o'clock this afternoon, aud reached
her dock about e
She brings three days later intelligence
from Europe Her news, however, is not Of
special importance, excepting from Spain,
where tie instruction Is not subdued.
ENGLAND.-parlament has had discus
sion on Spanish affairs Lord Palmerston,
IN answer to question, stated that there was
nothing at present which could lead In any
way to Interference Of the French govern
ment in the affairs Of Spain; that the Empa-
ror Of France, as JUST man, would feel that
foreign interference would be unjust; he
was also man Of great sagacity and events
had shown that Interference heretofore in
spanish difficulties had been attended with
DISASTER 10 those interfering. There was no
reason, he said, for experimenting that Nspo-
lean bad any such Intention.
The London Saturday Morning Adyer-
tlscr says the American question may be re-
garded as virtually settled. and will probably
be announced 10 speech by Her Majesty
on the Propagation Of Parliament The
terms agreed on are that the Bay Isla nds
revert 10 Honduras, that Republic itself
never 10 cede them 10 any other power, or
allow Interference IN their affairs America
heartily acquiesced in this arrangement, and
joins IN the triparllte treaty with Honduras to
carry the agreement into effect. France Is
a consentng party to the agreement and has
expressed is read ness to sign tho tIeaty, e
deemed necessary.
FRANcE. The intensions Of the French
Government regarding Spain are a subject
Of much speculation IN PARIS. Ii is said if
O'Donnell Is successful, France can have no
occasion to interfere On the other hand,
should the Liberals succeed, and the Queen
be required 10 abdicate in favor Of the Prn-
cess Of Austria. with Espartero regent, nell
Their would France interfere. But if the
Duchess Monlpenser sshould become next
neir 10 the throne. or eboulu republic DC
proclaimed, then France would invade Spain.
Prince Lucien Bonaparte has gone on ais
sion to Madrid.
SPAIN.-Advces from Spain TO the 18th
give official accounts of the insurrection.-
The National Guard were entirely dlsarmed,
and domlcillary visits were being made To
secure All arms 10 the hands Of the citizens.
Numerous arrests were also made. The
killed Of the royal troops are estimated at
forty or fily anu $50 wounded. The loss
r.
ing at Barcelona lasted two days. A por-
ton Of the troops at Saragossa remain faith
iu to the Queen. Government was dis
patching all available troops towards this
last strong hold Of the insurrectionlsts, with
orders not TO fight in the streets, but 10 bonn
hard the city frcm the adjoining forts. o.
Donuell Is expecting to receive news in a
few days OF the submission of Siragossa,
and with It of the whole country to his gov
eminent
Late adyices announce Madrid Tranquil,
Espar,eru was still there, but O'Donnell had
offered him ports to any part Of Spain or
abroad. Private accounts say The royal
troops showed great feroslty at the Madrid
rising, having bntchered several companies
of tho National Guard after surrenderlng.-
Marshal Nayarez offered his services 10 o.
Donnell when the affair commenced, He has
been appointed Minister TO Paris
The Duke OF Alba, brolher-in-law to the
Empress Of France, has been appointed
Mayor of Madrid Escorlza had sought ref
uge in The British Embassy.
PARIs. 9th The royal troops are mas
tiers of every point ut Barcelona, but still re-
main under arms Preparations are making
10 execute all taken with arms.
Gerona, whore Gen. Ruiz commands the
garrison. has risen.
The London Sun says that 1900 were
killed IN the streets Of Barcelona. The peo-
pie fought behind barflcades with determined
courage for three days when their leaders de-
serted them
The Spanish Government has issued a
programme Of policy, which is theoretically
very liberal.
A number of arrests had been made in
Paris of persons who had formed groups in
the streets. talking of Spanish affairs.
Northng important from other parts of
Europe.
Four Days Later from Europe.
Quebec, Aug 10.-The screw steamship
Ango-Sixon, from Liverpool Wednesday,
July 80, arrived at this port at an early hour
this morning.
Wheat and -four have slightly declined,
the decline being mostly on inferior grades
Under the influence of fine weather aud
satisfactory reports m regard to the growing
crops, the breadstuff markets show gen
eral decline in prices.
Great Britain. The British Parliament
was prorogued on the 29ih ult. until the 9Th
Of October next
The Queens speech was delivered to
both houses of Parliament IN the 18th ult--
The royal speech proceeds to say that her
majesty is engaged IN negotiations on the
subject Of questions in connection with at
fairs with Central Amlrca and hopes that
The differences which have arisen on tho'e
matters between her government and that OF
the United States may be satisfactorily adj
jusled.
Spain.-Our adyices from Spain continue
meagre and unreliable, the telegraph and
public roads being in the hands of the gov
eminent, whose announcements say that on
, the oath alt. the Royal troops commenced
to lombard the city of Saragossa, whereup-
on the insurgents within demanded tive days
/ cessation Of hostiliies, which was granted.
The information conveyed to the London
4 press, however, states that although the city
: Of Madrid Is quiet, the whole Of the import
ant province Of ARA. on continues in sue
Q ccssfnl revolt
= Newspaper correspondents further repor
D that Gen. O'Donnell aud the Queen have al
ready had disagreemeDts, and that II is no
g improbable that Narvaez would succeed Il
$ the Ministry
The Paris liouiieur contains an edItorla
. exculpaiug Gen O'Donnell IN regard 10 I'M
., present difficulties N spain.