Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17
.EortIan Nens.
rnnrE pAYs LATER FRoM EUROPE.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HAtrrAx, April 9--Thc royal mail steam
or Niagara from Liverpool on the morning Of
the 2Sth ult. arrived here at half past four
aclock this p. NJ.
GRrAr BRtrAfN.-The country continues
i'm formont about the elections. Few mcm-
bcrs are yet returned, but general appearances
are in favcr Of the Palmerston government.
RussfA.-lt is stated via Berlin that Rus
STA again refuses to admit British Consuls to
ports of the Black Sea-
TuRKEY.-Govornmc has decreed a reg
istration and censorship of the press on the
French model. 1t also offers lands in Rou-
mcla and Anatoia to foreign cmigrants
bringing $500 capital. Christian soldiers are
to be Incorporated in Turkish regiments, and
not in separate corps. NJ. Pisani, chief Brit
sh interpreter. has quarrellod with Lord
Stratlord, and resigned A temporary sue
ccssor is appointed The Commissioners to
the municipalities have all left for their posts.
The Commission appointed to inquire into
the landing of the Polish expedition to Cir
cassia has not yet reported. but has meantime
ordered the arrest of Cen Stcin and Circas-
sian Pacha, lsmal, director Of the port, for
having been active in organizing the expodi-
ton. Steamer Kangaroo on her return
brought So women and % children. Circas-
slams. and there is little doubt they will be
sold at Constantnoplc. The English author
tiles pretended to seize the ship, but proof
was wanting.
A letter from Mehamct Bcy says landing
was effected Feb 23d at Jaub. where the
hcadquartcrsrcmain. Mehemot brought with
him two hundred military instructors for diff
iorent arms. He has accepted the supreme
command of the Circassan forces. Mobiles
and Deputies have sworn obedience. and en-
trusted him with the Prophets flag. a white
sword, with crescent and star on green ground.
lie viii take the field in May
PEBsiA-Thc instruction has been al
ready announced, and the revolt is spreading
The insurgents in Kurdistan have seized the
Shah's uncle, and threaten him with death UNI
less he is ransomed.
JAPAN.--The journal des Dcbab gives de-
tails Of the reported British difficulty. on
18th December two English vessels of war,
after having visited the ports OF Simoda and
Hakodadi. appeared before Nagaski, but were
refused admission by the Governor.
The Captains, however. penetrated within
the port, and anchored within gun shot of the
land batteries which made no hostile demon
stration Next day they repaired. with a nu-
merous escort, to the residence of the Manda-
rim, who refused TO receive them. but sent
word il they had any complaint to make he
would forward their representations 20 the
Imperial Court, and transmit 90 them the re-
ply The Captains wrote TO Jcddo. TO claim
the right of remaining some time at Nagaski,
in conformity with the treaty.
In a fortnight the answer arrived. announc-
ing that he had given orders for the three
ports Of Simoda. Hakodad and Nagash To
boz open to vessels of France, Russia, Eng
land and the United States Such vessels
were permitted to reft there, to take in pro-
visions and to trade to certain defined ox-
tent: but the crews must not 20 into the in
terror.
LATEST IN rELrGRAPu
Tho British Admiral at Malta has telegraph
ed to the Secretary of the Admiralty. under
date of path of March
SUE, March 20.-The Bombay brings
no news from liindostan. Passengers report-
cd that the night before they left Bombay
telcgraphic message was received from Calcut-
ia. stating that the Emperor of China disap-
proves of the proceedings Of the Governor Of
Canton. and had given him orders to concih-
iote the English Also. that battle was
fought Feb. g. 40 miles from Bushirc between
the Bombay and Persian cavalry, which end
ed in the total rout of the latter. with the
loss of 500 killed. The loss on the British
side was 10 killed and G2 wounded"
WAsHINoroN, April ia letter from
Singapore has been received in this city. stat
ing that. owing to the disturbances at Hong
Kong and Canton. the disafection among the
Chinese against the English is rapidly spread
ing throughout the Celestial Empire. Singa-
pore was for the present quiet, but there were
apprehensions of an instruction among the
Chinese portion Of the population. in conse-
quence of the obnoxious police regulations of
the British authorities, who. however. had
made preparations to suppress any disorders
which might arise. 1t was asccrtained that
the Chinese had been plotting secretly against
the devils, as they call the English.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NI,y 4 r.