Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-24
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Four DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


IIavre and Southampton, p. NJ, 9th inst,
with 100 passengers, and S2OO.OO in specie,
and 1000 tons merchandise.
The three Republican candidates were
elected in Paris on the 9Th and 9th, notwith-
standing all the efforts Of the government.
The following is the definite result Third
Electoral District, Cavaignac, II $50 Thib-
ant 1852. Fourth Electoral District, OIL
loyior / 800 Voion, 10000. Seventh Dis
trict. Darimon, 1908 Laugctn, / ,038
Dispatches from Madrid speak of rovolu-
tiouary attempts in the south Of Spain. They
had been suppressed Madrid was Tranquil.
The attempted instruction in Italy was di-
rectcd, it is said, against the King Of Naples
and the Pope, not with a view to any partc-
ular form Of government, but 20 get rid of
the Italian Bourbons and oxpcl the Austrians
and those who are protected by them, from
Italy.
Mr. Rocbuck's motion for the abolition of
the Lord lioutenancy Of Ireland, was rejected
IN the House of Commons on the 7th inst,
by 2G6 votes aginst l5l The Times. of the
subsequent day, in leading editorial, de-
ncunccs the Court at Dublin as spurious
thing, a bad imitation. and downright i'm
posture.
The shipment Of the Geographic cable on
board the Niagara was proceeding satisfacto-
rlv She is expected to be ready for sea by
( the 2Oth inst. The Susquehana was expected
ia the Mersey ON the 18th.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
that the insurrcction in Naples is put down at
an points. Two engagements between the
insurgents and the royal troops are stated to
f have taken place on the frontiers Of Calabria,
and in the first it is alleged that the insur-
gents lost 90. and in the second 30 men.
The harycsts in France and Italy are most
promising.
New YORK, July 49, The Collins steam
shin Atlantic. from Liverpool sth inst, ar
rived at this port at ) - o'clock this eve
ming.
Tho mails by the Atlantic contain some
items Of interest. in addition TO tho advicos
per Vanderbilt
In the House Of Lords on Monday, Lord
Brougham inquired wh fher the Ministers
had taken any steps to induce the French
government to abandon the importation Of
4 Africans into the West Indies Lord Clar-
4 cnIon replied that the attention of the French
4 government had been called to the subject.
Alarming accounts were current in Madrid,
4 iu regard to am alleged revolt among the ar
4 tlerymcn at Malaga, but all that was public
Dis known was that q court martial had con-
* d.mncd a corporal TO death, and two soldiers
belonging 20 The artillery corps to severe pun
mcut
The province of Jacu was in a state of fcr-
meutation The mail between Seville and
Madrid had been stopped by "a large party of
armed men, who demanded the official cor
re.plndencc and burned IT, IL is said they
inquired whether disturbances bad not broken
ont u Madrid Barcelona and Sarayosso, and
tlc, were subsequently put to fight by a
81 strong detachment of the Civil Guard.
There are no later adyioes from India. The
London Time, publishes "a letter from an army
officer dated Lahore, May /, in which it is
stated that the 10th Native Infantry at Fer
olapore, having refused to lay down their
arms. were cut TO pieces by the cavalry, and
shot by the Europeans and orders are issued
90 kll every man Of the regiment, wherever
be may be found.
They have burnt nine bungalows and the
3church there. All Europeans are safe. The
500 Sepoys who got away from here ycstor-
tdly. have been well punished by the Puma
bosc. Report says nearly all were killed.
8 WAsurNcroN, July II. New York Herald
c1rrcspondcucc.1 The President received "a
4 Geographic dispatch this morning, dated at
"A l.aaycnworth yesterday, from Governor Walk
or, stating that serious instruction had
broken ont at Lawrence, and that he had
81 called out the United States troops to sup
q press H. The Governor started Immediately
for Lawrence. The cause OF the outbreak is
not known, but it is supposed 90 have orig-
nated from opposition 20 some Of the terrific
ria. laws, probably the tax law. The receipt
of this news had caused some little excite
mont in certain quarters
The Cabinet were in session until late
hour this morning, and l have no doubt this
subject was prominently before them.
Sr, LOUIS. July IL. Tho Democrat has
alyices from Kansas stating that Gov. Walk
er has issued a proclamation declaring his
laws must be enforced, and ccnsuring the cit
liens of Lawrence, and warning them not to
organize under the Topeka charter.
Rumor says that 700 troops are summoned
to march against Lawrence, and that it is the
design of Walker to retain the army in Kan
sas, and to break up the Utah expedition
ST.. PAUL, 10, via Dubuque 18th. The
application for mandamus for the removal
oi the capitol from st. Paul to St. Peters
was refused by Judge Wilson, who decided
that after the Governor and Legislative As
sombly had established the temporary seat OF
Government at ST. Paul, their power was cx-
haustcd to locate it at another place.
ST.. LOUIS, July Is. Gov. Walkers proc
lomaton t. the people of Lawrence is receiv-
ed here. Its issue grew out of the fact that
committee acting in behalf Of the citizens
4 OF Lawrence had framed for submission to the
popular vote city charter differing essential
y from that granted by the territorial legis
laturo thereby bidding defiance to the terri
tQria government. This action Of the com
mittee Gov. Walker pronounced to be trea-
sonable. and he has ordered body of troop
TO the vicinity Of Lawrence, in order to pre-
vent further proceedings in the premises, anC
to enforce the law. The statement that it is
Walkers design through this movement t.
keep in Kansas the troops designed for Utah
as a protest for the administration to back on
of the Utah expedition, is mere supposition.
WAsuNGroN, July IS. Dispatches hav'
gone West, directing Gen. Harvey to throw
the entire Utah expeditonary force upol
Kansas. if necessary, to quoll the instruction
and preserve order
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