Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-07
&urfi0n Mrm5.
/ Week Later from Europe.

en- route for Boston. She leit Liverpool on
the afternoon Of Saturday, the 10th inst and
brings adv.ces one week later than those re-
ceived by the ASIA at New York.
The America brings no lidngs Of the
missing steamship Pacific.
Politically, nothing Of importance had
trauspired during the week but IN the COM
inercal sense the news is important
Consols g0l a 9Oi. Cotton active and
higher. Breadstuhs are stu, lower. Pro-
visions without change
Some excitement still exists n England
respecting the troubles with the United
States, but Il was not general, and there was
but little apprehension that war would en-
sue.
An important aud interesting debate Ia
Parliament, touching American Affairs, took
place on the evening before The Americas
departure.
he Peace Congress was 10 meet 10 Par
IS during the following week, aud pending
that event all was quiet.
TIE NEGOTIATIONS.
The Peace Congress conferences were ex-
pcctcd 20 open on Monday, the 18Th, but the
nou.aruyal Of Count Buol and All Plsha
will postpone the meeting probably tll We'd
ncsdiy, the Dist Baron Burnow has arrived
at I'ils' ana 'he Nnss'ah ..nonsy Us once
more pII'H'h'' M"PlN AA's"o nus ue-
.uueu lne aPPo'nl'nont Oh 0afuin'au p'e4'po,
l J" ''No' ',"u". '".o",' LOT
clarendon 'et'e5 LONDON to-aay ll'lh) ior
fatis' an rasna had ielt Cons'antnopie'
AMI was shortly expected.
ne L'ndon AH'e0lscr says uat austria
9nu france pom "lshtu 10, ''e admission 81
ifu'slA' oul immersion aosoiu'ely INSISTED
on .n neI exclusion. r d,
"e 'e"nl oo'I' si'"ren' Oh inc llea
progresses 10 Ano" 'hat I rance ana AUSTRIA
"''c c'"le 10 9n UNDERSTANDING ol 'he MIN
po'"t' ana 'nnt EnRIi VIII oe outV9teu 30
'"c con'sft.ces /" she aue'Pl tp make st
ne qua no" 1I 'ne u'sar'nlns Oh 'le eastern
q" 'ns nlacN sea
'an ahu austria are hhey 20 concur
WIN hneian1 az To- me nonioflhcauon OF
''e ',''' Isles ana "i.l insist on tne llnis-
SION ei c'nsils INTO Au potts p' the Black
He'' oul hellhtI rance nor Austria cuhsld-
ers lh' ra1ng OF 'he Ausslah ioHs 90 the
N''e's-'A" coast measure demlnded hy
Ule i"l''er'7 Oh Europe Austfit does not
cous'ef Nlcoihiel as b'AcN Sea port
"' Lohu 90 In's mas 'n editorial winch
+n o''s'n2' oeU-ys Anxiety as no I'm
llu sue1es5 POO lne 'pp'oAcn'ns Donlfe's.
nm - "', I.'''n appeared al pan
u' "le poi''h ana ifeheh embassies. The
l"' ot",'e'" "oN'd h9l otN''e u. ihe
i'"-"HH u'dg'oh oaff'cN7 were accldehiAny
N,"t" I'D i'e' io'. noe hai also occur
Ut. '' 'N"i'
"c '"vs nave eAP.o1el lne
','' p" "'" '9' '9.,''' r'-N'' a"l luI' -'iHh-
'' y Ui'"eu "e Nu''I'u' continue ''
",o n'''''! rom 'ne NORM side' rive I'm
-''' "'e preparing 20 return
"3'''' "' ''ne" army received .he news
pe'0' WIN Nh"1" DISSATISFACTION. Jan
'N ''l's ""'''p'e' sur l'se l'o" lle
.'",, que, ou' were u''co'ereo apd repuis'
Cl '"e lenO"
"' pe'ce news caused mnch excitement
]" ule N"ssian army aud Preparations max
i's 'o' d" "''aeA ou zen Au'sih ARE avs
ION were O,uu'eI'n huen'
uNtA DOT y, an interesting ueoate
!" w 'i'u'e VI o"'niu'u' %" 'la
"S w "' 'p-N'
"i NoooueA rose 10 can lne a'ienliou OF
W. 'iouse 10 u'9 I'ia,lons "itn ths oni'eu
'''l'e'' u'I 'Do''' 'o' We W"'u''''" OF al'
i',,.u,''1e wv 'l' N'''in'ie"t Oh we
u'u ',''''' t'''I'c " W. 1o"4uo' "' or
''.'p o'' MI' N,5oucN co.l''9"ceu py
w ',' ill's' 'ue neSes,"f '''
~ question: " ps properly uhde's'ood in
tanned who was 90 b!tme Grtbe po-,ti,f,r.
tory state of Enqland'. relations with Aper-
ica he remarked that the laws of the I'ni.
ted States pr1bib,,qd recruiting for torsirn
service, and that In the eady DAYS of he
American Repubic that royerane1t had re-.
quired French minister 10 be removed Tor
such an iniriction of ;he laws. Tbrr ie,I-
ousy ON this head was therefore. only nstu-
ral He proceeded 10 show. from doom
ments read al the late TRIALS IN the United
States. that Nr. Crampton knew hs was
breaking the law : next be took means 10 e-
wade h: and thirdly. he was suppnrted IN
the evasion by the Government of Nova
Scota and the Governor General of Canada.
and urged 10 IL bv the home Goyernment.-
Under these circumstances. Mr.. Roehnck