Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15
.Eorrign Ntms.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

New YoRK, Jan. G.--lho steamer Allan
tic. from Liverpool 23d ult arrived at this
port this afternoon.
GREAT BR1rAtN -presidcnt Buchuuau's
Message attracted great attention in England.
1t was telographed entire from Liverpool TO
some Of the London journals, being the lon
gest dispatch ever sent by telegraph in Eng
land. The London Times in its review Of
the Message, confines itself to two topics -
the financial crisis and the Central American
question IL CONSTITUTES Mr.. Buchanan's re-
marks on the former subject into tribute to
the monetary system Of England and recon-
mends them to the attention Of its readers,
that they may see how the system Of curren-
cy, which has been so pertinaciously attacked
at home, is viewed by the most enlightened
men of another country.
On the Central American question the Times
says: We have much pleasure in receiving
the assurance of Mr.. Buchanan that the in
terest Of the two countries is identical, being
confined to securing safe transit over all the
routes across the Isthmus. Let the Amcri-
can government give proof of this, and we
are sure that matters will be speedily settled.
Common sense must tell the Americans that
in these questions we are strictly on the de-
iensivc, and the most inveterate declaimer a.
.
/ spirit in which she has treated them but we
can hardly be asked to give up the treaty of
1850 without a guaranty that all its impor-
tant provisions shall be re-cnacted. and the
whole series Of irritating disputes brought for
ever at an end"
The London Post lauds the message gener-
ally and says This great State paper, both
from the friendly spirit it brcathcs to foreign
uatiOna from, fhp determination ,Vhfrh -
/ presses to put down the arch hcresy of Nor
monism and to rcpress the iniquites of illi-
bustcrism, is highly crcdtable to the modera-
ton, judgment and public spirit Of Mr.. Blu
chanan
The Da1y Nc'r' praises the franknoss of
the foreign policy Of the President, and says
that in tone and feeling, as regards England.
nothing can be more unobioctionable than the
language OF Mr.. Buchanans message il also
endorses his views ON the commercial crisis,
/ but says that the shutting tone Of the mes
sage on the affairs of Kansas is in painful con-
trast with the frank and manly tone of that
portion which treats of foreign policy.
The London Times says it is understood
that the East India Company have received
formal notice that it is the intention Of Gov
/ eminent to bring in bill for the abolition Of
the double government The Gio5e, ministo-
/ rial organ, says that this statement is sub
stantially correct
Further attempts to launch the Loyiathan
were postponed until the spring tides at the
commencement Of January. The hydraulic
power was to be more than doubled The
steamer remained even and fair on the ways.
and at high tide had nearly six feet of water
under her.
The report Of an intended alliance between
the Prince of Orange and the Princess Alice
Of England, is said TO be totally destitute Of
foundation
Rumors of Ministerial changes were again
ia circulation. The London advertiser UNI
derstands that Mr.. Vernon Smith will leave
the Board of Control and be succeeded by
Sir Charles Wood, and that should Mr. Smith
retire, his patron, the Marquis Of Landsowne
will probably retire from Ministerial life.
The London Times continues its agitation
in favor Of importing free laborcrs in the West
India Islands
The marriage treaty Of the Princess Royal
of England with the Prince Of Prussia has
been signed by the Prussian Minister and
Lord Clarendon, and also by the Archbishop
of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor and the
Chancellor Of the Exchequer
A long pending dispute between the King
tbo i'll, J., -. -. li''1'"", a. ="
oyer ,n;lI;on s.,-l;u o"" Js"S's' Y1'ueu az
rcco,,tl, III =. - - 3''u W uS'e ocen
go ~ 'N' Claims ol nan
Sp,,, III
Win s'r,, w 'i'U''" uenouhces
tbo rn;taJ s,t'''uco uue supposed Pioectoi
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