Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE BRITISH CABINET DIsAVOws THE
SUITS TO TILE AAIENICAN EIAG-

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hALfAA' June d. he hoyel NAL steamship Euro
pa Napt butch' from Liverpool T. NJ ON inst afrv-
ed at this port at halfpast u to-day.
LIE Cnofs-Aecounts from The south Of Europe re-
ae,e 9 'le gam crops arc not very sotsAeory me
/ {tOlu WIZ J. 1eheN'd DC bui moderate IN IHmbadyi
hyymASha' and the kngdom of Naples
~ generally considered that In the provinces OF Al
gers Oran and Constantine the harvest will be salts
! "tlry,
phkAr bRirNN'-Iho bill aboishing the property
Auaungatohs OF members oil fariameht was passeu
'hfn9ugh me committee
On the I'd, in the Commons, the Atlantic Telegraph
company bl was read third time ana passed as was
also the property qualification bill
Dlst"en ~ response 70 inquiries rom l"io Jonh nus
-c as 10 affairs On China said IL was Impossible Tor n
70 at1fd any hesh information upon the subject me
present government hsd extended 20 him the same Mlle
discretion given by the former government but they
"r not aware of his motive in proceeding TO the north
ward after he had been invited by the Chinese Govern
inent 90 repair 10 ton and what demands he had re-
qnfod from ihe chinese Government they could not say
MI hilsht remarked that the original question cou-
cerned ony Great Britain and the power Of me country
Was auP} sunoioh' 70 Nngca' its hon,f T,thou pshs
enang.a ~ ~, complicated relations Win France Illus
ne9t 20 nring matters 70 speedy determination Eng
land was nov at war with onehaf the human race, and
had nneen thousand men and seventy ships in CHINA,
ana ne DOUBTED whether operations would be attended
with The slightest bencdt 20 trade.
Sir }. Pacnngtou said % was intended TO reduce The
force in the East at the earliest practicable moment
Mr. Horsthl asked whether government had any in
formation Of The arrest Of Capt Judkns Of the steamer
Persia, at New York
\
ton TO lay upon the table the correspondence between
the British government and that Of the United States
respecting the slave trade
Seymour Fitzgerald replied that government had re-
ceived no official information Of the arrest Of Judkns.
With regard to other questions the American govern
ment had 'madc grave charges against certain British
officers, but no official report had been received from
those officers lie could only say that IL occurrences
such those complained Of had occurred they would Be
viewed with the deepest regret bv the government and
immediate explanations given The fullest information
should De lad before Psllian,ut al esrly as possible
I t..a rr.r 800 I Lea. s.f.. ID .f IA
70 the officers in command of the squadron n the
Cuban waters 10 make every inquiry into tc subject and
that the greatest caution and ibciranco should be ccr
cscd towards vessels bearing hc American Aat.'
The London Ttn,es. ia iealer ON INC difficulty re-
spcctng she searching " American vessels rctcatcs lbs
which has proved so inpleciuoi for tbe end m View IL
says Whaterer the rights Of the case and however FAR
fr pea e's sake we cannot but look forward 10 iay
when will be more darrccablc and AZ the Same time
more unnocc,.a-v for no Americans 3, subut and a
sul greater .t down 10 our pride To- give wav After
passing some ccusurc upon ihc apathy of the American
government 100 the suppression III the Slave trade il COM
cudes follows ave do not compel her o. ihe virtue
she has not Before very long thc mere attempt must
ing Up crusade which be.an with being OPTIONAL and
/, fiund 10 be nctreaal i. p,tiin, ,o h. surrendered
except after the loss OF 3 900 lives on both Sides and
hiry million. Of money Is there no other use equally
money and ihc valuable lives annually SUNK hi those
squadrons &"
Ia the Citg Ariirl. of the Times SOME reflections are
made on the same subject and 30 Is asked whether sup
posing America 20 be unwilling 10 find shins Tor slave
trade squadron &c there might not be an agreement for
two American officers Co De received as permanent
guests on board British vessels while serving on such
duties and for a searches ~ bc conducted under the
/ auspices OF such American officers.
Tho UIjiy Nerf editorial on the same subject regards
the affair us d.agrccable one but thinks il Is pfcna-
turc 90 jump conclusions without hearing both sides
ri The question II dsercds the reports made by some
of the American captains.
The same paper draws contrast between tho seri
emancipation policy OF Hussia and the slave policy %
America aud incidentally reviews tho careers Of Tour
lucucf and Edward Everett. upon thc latter Of whom
it caste SOME bitter reflections.
The London Post thiu6s injury has been sustained,
England cannot refuse tho PREPARATION demanded by Cass.
and calls for such f1rhcaraadc u thc COM rucd
vii not endauger the friendly relations between the
two countries.
The London Sf1r thinks danger IS imminent, unless
the British Government reccdes from its unteuahe poo
siiou.
The Atlantic lelesraph fleet returned 20 Plymouth