Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-11
Arrival Of the America at Halifax,

The royal mail steamship America, from
Liverpool 23d ult, arrived at Halifax on the
Night of the Sd inst
dispatch from Valentia reached London on
the night of the Goth, stating that ineligible
signals were again being received frorl New
ioundland through the cable. Tho signals were
very distinct, and the words received were
Z" Daniels now in circuit" Authority was at
once given to use the Daniels battery likewise
at Valentia. In his letter to the press, an
n1uncing the gratifying fact, Saward, Secretary
of the Company, says; This, however,
though encouraging, must not be regarded as a
permanent state of things, as it is still clear
there is a serious fault in the cable, while, al
the same time, it is not at present absolutely
clear that any except the most extraordinary
and, to the cable, dangerous efforts, can be
made, more especially on this side, to overcome
the existing obstacles in the way of perfect
working
1t is said the company will probably send out
one of Henley's new powerful magneto-electrit
machines to Newfoundland. Shares rallied tC
1850 and G400, with sales at 1880 aud 1865
The London Times continues to attack Com.
missioner Reed for his part in the Chinese ne.
g)tiations, characterzing him as the ''cat's
paw of Russia" The Times eulogzes the di
plomacy of the Russian Minister, and says the
treaty he obtained deserves to be ranked among
the highest order of diplomatic papers.
1t has been finally agreed, with the consent
Of four tfths of the shareholders of the Great
Eastern, that the original company should be
dissolved, and new one formed and that the
c,st Of building and launching the ship (E64O,-
OD0) should, in the new company, be reduced
one-half
La Presse of last night reports, with reserve,
rumOrs of an nsurrectlon in Servia, and be
leves Austria is disposed to intervene for thu
interest of Europe
The Greek Christians in Bosnia, who haC
been committing terrible outrages on the Mus
SULLIVAN population, have belief that they will
be supported by France and Russia in dis
bursement of the Turkish Empire, aud tn
formation of Greek Constantinopolitan State
SPAIN.
Several ships had sailed with troops for tn
West Indies.
Spanish auxiliary force had been formed a
the Philippine Islands to assist the French ez
pidtion against Cochin China 1t is compose
of fifteen hundred tagals.
formidable Instruction had broken out a
Passlvina, in Turkey. Many Mussulmen wei
districts.
Bombay letters of September "a give detail
Of late Geographic advices, but add little Of mt
mcnt.
Operations were carried on without aaggin
against the scattered rebels.
rhe Bombay Times says the strength of tt
rebels in Dude and adjacent districts is estima
ed at 70 600 men and ST guns.
1t is said nine columns will be organized /
Lucknow TO traverse the country in different d
rections, while the colnmanner in. chief will r.
main in Lucknow watching the progress of a
fairs.
The Times correspondent writes If an
credenco is to BE- attached to the number OF )
poys reported slain, not less than $4,000 {
10000 mad been killed or executed and if "
add casualties by sickness, wounds and wan
there is probably not more than 20 per cent.
the whole Bengal army is in existence, not ii
Guiding disarmed regiments. 1t is said thel
is to be an amnesty on proclamation of t!
Queens authority.