Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-17
GOrtign Mus.
1ArER From EUROPE.

Orrprc. July IL. Steamer Anglo Saxon,
shom Liverpool July , passed River dc Loupc
'this noon.
The shipment of the Gable for the Submo-
zinc Telegraph between Europe and America
had commenced on board the Niagara, and
a,yould be proceeded in with the utmost dis
hatch. Capt Hudson. of the Niagara, togcth
rr with his officers, attended, by special inW-
.ation. the Manchester exhibition on the oc-
casion of the Queens State visit there. They
,ycrc received with loud cheering, and other
demonstrations of good feeling.
Political troubles are rife in Genoa, where
marty conspirators have been arrested.
n The Italians, whose arrest in Paris was an
houncod by previous steamer are to be tried
,or an attempt to assassinato the Emperor.
France. at the request Of England, is to
bend out fourteen transports with troops to
thina. This will be done at the request of
lEngland. in order TO prevent the with
hmvng of British troops from India for the
hiua war, as was at first contemplated the
tartling news Of mutny among the native
troops of the former country having made
hcir presence there moro than ever necessary.
Later accounts state that reinforcement
M $4,000 troops arc TO be sent Immediately
n India.
The Spanish American difficulty is as far as
e,cr from adjustment
ENGLAND.-Governmc was catcchisod in
b. House of Lords by Lord Peterborough,
and in the House of Commons by Mr.. Dis
taoli. in regard to the mutiny in the Indian
eimy.
Lord Granville, in reply to the former, and
b.. J. Smith, in reply TO the latter, stated
Amt the case would be met with decisive mca-
srrcs and that although there was good roa-
sou for surprising that the mutinocrs would
speedily be put down by the force on the spot,
stil IL had been determined TO send out rein
forccments TO the extent of $4,000 men forth
with. as a mere measure of security. Il was
admitted that the published accounts of the
revolt were substantially correct, and that the
principal incentive was an impression that
Z there was to be an attempt at general com
version to the Christian religion.
CHrNA.-'Ihe dates from Canton River are
Go the Sth Of May. Several attempts had
beon made to blow up the ships there, ono OF
(which was nearly succc full No military
Operations could be undertaken before Octo-
Aor. owing 90 the heat of the weather.
The Singapore correspondent Of the Lon
II ln Times. says we have a little dispute here
4 tween the English and American authori-
tics On the 2Gth of February last. the A.
n r.ran ship Cmur de Leon, Capt. Tucker
bound 20 China fell in with the Dutch shin
lluricta Maria. Capt. Tucker boarded her
b. found that she was nlygatcd by a Chi
se crew only Their story was that thel
\ I'd risen against the Dutchmcn and COMPEL
I'll The Captain 90 run over 90 Cochin China
shorc they allowed him and his officers tc
b. 90 their boats, and they were then try
b 20 make their way To- China. Capt. Tuck
q took possession Of tho Henrietta Maria, aft
b. considerable difficulty, and brought hc
Il Singapore. The authorities here sent ovc
n BATAVIA to give notice Of the circumstances
IT, Yankees hoisted the American flag on
bard the Henrietta Maria. and the Singapore
athoritics sent over an armed force and haul
q IL down. a Dutch vessel of war now ar
n,od and took away the ship, and the Bata
u authorities say that any claim for salyag
b. be daily decided by the Courts Of Batavia
Gu Tucker then put the matter into th
band of the Consul and the American slool
war Portsmouth went ostonsibly to SCI
ehout H. but as ] believe 20 take in the rati
atom of the American treaty with Siam
ihc dates from Foo Chow are 20 the 30t
April. and mention the near approach q
D. rebels, causing considerable unoasnes
smong the merchants and wealthy people
No wore removing their property A Stop
. Tlgo of trade was anticipated and no opera
!. iion. in teas could be carried on for the mex
season