Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

that he is derangcd The crime created deep
sensation at the Tuillcries. and in all classes
the same CONSERVATION was apparent.
4 secret conclavo was held at Rome Dec.
IL in which the state of the Roman Church
in Mexico. and South America was consider
ed The Pope complains bitterly of the do
inps of the new government OF Mexico, and
declares all the measures which it has taken
AGAINST the authority of the Apostolic Chair
10 be null and void. He also donounoos those
priests who obey tho laws of the countries in
which they live, rather than the instructions
forwarded to them from Rome.
The Swiss difficulty remains as before, but
expectation of pcacoable settlement increases.
IL is estimated that should war cnsue, 400
600 men will be under arms
The Cantonmont Of Geneva being in want
of 100000 francs for arms that sum was sub
scribcd at the Towu Hall in - hours
So far as is known. the Noufchatol question
has advanced no further towards solution
The last dispatch from Berne, dated Jan 8,
states that an ultmatum from France and
England was expected 70 be received there.
The Conference Of Paris Proceedings re-
main obscure The Pays says the Conference
met on the Sd. but the Monteur is silent on
the subject Tho delay is attributed by some
TO the necessary time required to prepare pro-
toculs, and by others, 20 a new disagreement
of detail, not of principle respecting the
compensation to be paid to Russia No APP
prehension is felt of any other than pacific
result.
The London Gazette publishes official ac-
counts of the hostile operations against China
confirming previous details.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
SETTLEMENT OF THE SWISS DIFFICULTIES.
New York. Jan p. Steamship Persia,
Capt Judsons. from Lovcrpool, Jan ! 9, ar
rived at this port this noon.
Liverpool, It'll The Paris Nonihcr Of this
day announces that the Conference has signed
a protocol, which puts an end TO the difficult
ties which have delayed the execution of the
treaty of peace.
Tho provisions for the new boundaries arc
20 take effect March 30, and. at the same
date the Austrian troops and the British fleet
shall have evacuated the Danubian Principal
tiles, and the interior waters Of Turkey
The news by this arrival is important, in
asmuch as it is stated that the Swiss diiiic ul-
Is is virtually settled by the interposition of
France supported boy England.
The Emperor Napoleon undertakes that
Prussia shall ronouucc all claim upon Neut-
chatcl,, in consideration of the release Of the
prisoners France further undertakes to pre-
vent any aggression by Prussia against Swift
crland
switzerland approves these TERMS and the
Federal Asscmhyis summoned 10 ratifythcm
The Conference of Paris closed ON the 9Th,
having signed a protocol which is expected to
terminate an the difficulties in fulfllmcnt of
Che treaty of Peace. Russia cedos Belgrade
and labok to Moldavia, and receives the
town OF Komrat, ON the right bank of River
Nalpak. with a territory of 800 square versts.
The Isle Of Scrpcants is decided as belong
ing to the mouths OF the Danube, and goes
with them. The new boundaries shall be
fixed, and Austrian troops and British fleets
shall have evacuated the Turkish territory by
the 30th of March next Immediately there
after the Congress shall assemble at Paris to
ratiiy proceedings.
Advices from Constantinople announce that
the Turkish government has definitely ar
ranged with English capitalists for loan Of
10000, 600 sterling at per cent.
The French papers generally approve the
hostile measures Of England against Canton.