Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-22
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
poRrLANp Jan. l4--The screw steamship
North American, Capt Grange from Liver
pool the Both Of December, with 70 passen-
gers, arrived here this evening.
The political intelligence possesses no strik-
ing features, while the commercial news will
be of interest
LoNDoN, Dec 30.-As money becomes ca
sier in this market. and commercial affairs re-
sumo. to some degree, their normal aspect,
the exchanges between this country and the
continent continue TO droop This afternoon
the rates were quoted lower for bills on near
ly all the leading continental market
INpIA.-Thc news of the relief Of Luck
now is confirmed The enemy fought des-
pcratcy.
The rcbels had evacuated lucknow
Sir Colin Campbell asks for rcinforcomonts
aIthough.his forces is computed at 1900, in
fine order
The women, children and sick were safely
conveyed to Cawuporc
The fighting before Lucknow was very se-
we're On the 10th, thc enemy suffered cnor-
mously The dht ou that day was Que Of the
most severe ever Witnessed On the 10th.
tho enemy were flying in great numbers from
Lucknow. and firing had nearly ceased. AZ
ter the fight of the 10th, the bodies of $50
Sopoys were counted I'm one place
The latest accounts are not very intelligi-
bic
Two tcegraphic clerks have been murder
ed near Alumbagh, the news being thereby
stopped
h., ro5, c,rt,. ,,,;i.. ~, ,,a f,.r.tab IT, III,
eng,cements bo rsiiel On bis ort;llerr as much
AZ nossiblo horobv oyo;,l;,,, ,,o,ec.ss,,.y
loss of MON
Nena Sal,ib. win, all his men and ,,.,,y,. 20.
1t is said. has ioiued the rebels al Gwalior.
The Gwalior Contingent was still calipee.
divided eounsels being said TO be the cause of
their inaction.
Ii is reportod that the King of Delbi's SON
and t,yo ncnbo,rs aeer ho;n., fried b, military
rorprission had boon Shot
Tho D,1, N.,e, B.nbov corrosnondont
saws the rshrls MI Oudo ba,, nlac,d how on
The throne and keen him I'm state al Fyzabad.
n ci,v NJ 100 600 inbabitarts defended by a
large fort. with wall. ditch. round towers.
and new intrcnchments. Here the last great
stand may be cxpected
Three companies ofthc 3lth native Infant
ry mutinied at Chttasong and marched to
Dacca. Ono hundred Europeans were sent to
intercept them.
Ioonporo territory l. Threatened Inv a lar,e
force from Dude
Serious disorders arc anticipated In Raj
pootna, and European troops were urgently
wanted
FRANcE Tho Senate t. copvoked for Jan.
Is. The Council of State, presided over by
the Emperor, has decided against the system
Of obligatory agricultural insurance
The TINES Paris correspondent is assured
that all exicd Generals have had permission
given them 60 return 10 France. without con-
diton of any kind
GERuANY.-rhe Vienna correspondent of
the Times says" We lcarn from Hanover
that the European powers are about to make
an energetic attempt to yet rid OF the state
duties. England is willing to pay some in
Identification, but the Washington govern
mont is not unlikely to act as it did towards
Denmark a few months before the Sound Dues
were abolished"
The same authority rivos "a rumor that A.
mother and more import,nt reduction in the
Austrian army will h. made in 1888
RrsstA.-The Circas.ian Chief. have sent
a petition to the great Euronoan Powers.
praying the Treaty of Paris. which forbds
hostihtios in the Black Sea and opens the
commerce Of Circassian ports may be eniorc-
ed against Russia
THREE DAYS LATER FROM FUROpE
H,rrp,x Jan l6 rho Cnnard sto,r-
/ shin An,or;c, cam Tott G.,r, TiyornooI IN.
40 4 Al Ian orriyol M ,bis mort ot IN
o.clocl tbis uorning
Tovn,N So,nrdsy Tho y:n,,. Cftv A.
ticIo saws. Tho vc,r has comnencod Gyor-
AM, 4, ali ho Stocl ro,rlots AMI consbl.
boyo oxn,riencod a G,rther i,nnroyo,nent n,
no,rlv bplf Nor cont tho nst nrice to-doy
hoin,, ovoctl, t,o saD,o as that IN tho ~ .,
Tonnory 1s37 Atthc Ronl no,uitbstaod
inc tho a,,n,,,ch 81 ma All tho ,lo,,,,,,A e.,
discount Il ycrv Ii,bt In oncn marlct tbe