Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-25
EoreiNn Nrlns.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

LAIER FROM EJkOIE.
New YORK, Dec. IA Steamship Europa
from Liverpool Saturday 28th ult. arrived at
this port this morning.
INDtA.-Fiiteen troop ships with 60OO men
had reached Indian ports.
The mutneers were defeated at Agra, with
the loss of 43 gums and a great amount OF
treasure. 1000 were killed.
Gen. Havelock was still safe at Lucknow
There will be seven Thousand troops there
| by the end of October. The enemy was in
great force in the vicinity.
The King Of Delhi is to be tried by mill
tary commission. Two more Of his sons have
been shot.
The fall of Delhi had a marked effect at
Mccrut.
| Arrears in the revenues were coming in
rapidly.
| ENGIAND.-lt is feared the assets Of the
Northumberland Durham Bank will prove
bad
There was great excitement at Newcastle,
but the banks were extending assistance, and
operatives were to be kept employed.
/ The demand for money was diminishing,
and the issues Of the Bank of England were
almost within limits again. Gold was flow
ing in rapidly The Bank Of France had re-
ducod its rates Of discount per cent.
The British government will not bring for
ward financial measures until February.
The Ministers will propose the total aboli-
ton Of the East India Companys government
as soon as Parliament meets, the Indian en-
pire to be brought under the British crown
and Parliament
Lord Clarendon announced TO the Slavery
deputaton that the French negro immigration
scherqe from A lrica wori' r.sl'-1iy 'a "H"''
doncd.
1t is reported that Spain has instructed
General Concha of Cuba TO organize a force
for Mexico, in case negotiations fail.
/ Turkey has officially intimated the probable
necessity Of moving troops on the Danube
on account OF trouble in the Principalitics
Troops arc said to be already concentrating at
Widdin.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
SANDY Hook, Dec. a. The Collins
steamship Adriatic from Liverpool, arrived of
this point about daylight.
The Manchester market was very duh.
Breadstufs were very dull with a declining
tendency.
Provisions very dull.
Consols closed for money at 81 SIS 9 3-4
: and for account % 3-s % -,
The money market was unchanged. The
Bank Of France had reduced its rate Of dis
count one per cent.
The news from India is a week later Gen
Havelock was hemmod in at Lucknow, anC
Sir Colin Campbell was marching to his relief
Calcutta dates arc of Nov. /. Two con
voys Of provisions had arrived at Lucknow
whore there had been some severe fighting
and Gen. Outram is reported wounded.
Sir Colin Campbell had started for Cawpo
re- Troops were also moving for there witt
all possible dispatch, and were to reliev,
Lucknow as soon as in sufficient force.
More troops had arrived out.
The City of Glasgow Bank shows a large
3 surplus. and viii resume business.
Depression continued at Hamburg, but i
had been resolved to establish a State Dis
count Bank with a capital Of lj,O0O,O0l
marks, Immediately. There were numerous
additional failures, but the turning point, i
was thought, had been reached
Both Houses Of Parliament had voted
unanimously a pension Of one thousan,
pounds a year to General Hayelock.
The Bank of England indemnity bill ha,
been ordered to a third reading in the Hous
of Commons.
r, Parliament would probably be adjourned
Sir Gaspard lie Marchant, Governor Of NO
va Scotia, had been appointed Governor O
Malta Lord Mulgrave succeeds Marchant.
The Leviathan is making progress daily t
deep water.
Malta and Corfu had been successfully con
noctcd by submarine telegraph.
The Spanish American difficulties are as
I Stunning a more pacific aspect.