Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21
Enrrinn Ntlps.
DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAY LATER fNOM EJ ROPE. ]
FATHER PoiNr, Oct. lO.-The Steamship
Indian. from Liverpool II A. NJ. 2Sth ult..
passed here this p NJ, en- route for Quebec
The departure of the Great Eestcrn for
Portland would probably be further delayed.
1t is stated that the Conferences at Zurich
were again progressing.
Spain has requested to be represented
should am European Congress take place
FRANcr.-The Paris correspondent Of the
London Spectator says'there is still a hitch in
the Peace negotiations. Austria persists in
keeping an Austrian army in Venetia. When
this difficulty has been snrmounted, the treaty
will be signed by Austria and France, and
Congress will be held at Brussels
IrALY.-The fourth and last Italian depu-
tation (that from the Romagna) was received
by the King Of Sardinia al Mona, on the
24th The following is the summary Of his
reply: Il am grateful for the wishes of the
people of the Romagua, of which you arc the
interpreters before me- As a Catholic sover-
eiyu, I shall myself always retain profound
and unalterable respect for the Superior Hi
erarchy of The Church. As an Italian Prince,
/ am reminded that Europe, having in view
the state of The Romagua people, who de-
handed prompt and efficient measures of re-
your country. receive your wishes, and,
strengthened by the rights conferred upon
me, will support your cause before tho great
Powers You may rely on the sense Of jus
tce-you may rely on She generous love Of
our country and of the French Emperor, who
will accomplish the great work Of rcparation
he has so powerfully began; and who, as
surcd Of the gratitude Of Italy, and seeing
the moderation which has characterized your
resolution during the last moments of iuccr-
ttude, will recognize that in the Rumagna
the mere hope Of national government SUI
fees 20 put an end 90 civil discofds. When
your numerous volunteers arrived during the
days Of the national struggle to enrol them
selves under my flag, You knew that Pied
mont would not go 90 war for herself alone,
but for our common country. To-day the
unanimity of your wishes. and the order which
you observe at home, are very gratifying to
my heart, and nothing better could insure
your future destiny. Europe will recognize
that it is here the common interest to finish
the era OF disorder, and thereby satisfy the
legitimate desires of the people
CHINA.-Ihc China mail, with dates from
Hong Kong Of Aug. loth, bad reached Lon
don Nothing OF any moment had occurred
since the affair at the mouth Of the Peiho.
One of the Homo Eon.y ro,,.uorors .t,tes
that Mr.. Ward, the American Minister was
still ON hoard of his Shin. and as lit,le itoly
10 Obtain the ratification Of his troo,v ne ne
Enelisb Minister A,o,bor ionr,.i 49,
Of the probahilitv Of ms ooino 70 Pelin and
Russian dispatch. pnbli9bcd NJ s. po,ers-
burg. saws he had arrived AT Pckin bu, was
kent in confinement Russian aptbor;tv aIso
states that the loss Of the Chinese in tbe n.
fair at the peiho Forts was ono thonsard
killed. Number wounded notsta,ed
The Hong Kong correspondent of The Lon
don Times saws the repulse of the british had
not produced any change in relations with tho
Chinese. 1t is stated that some Of the wound-
ed were in the hands Of the Chinese and
were well treated. All was ouiet Al Canton
Admiral HOPES state Of Health is serious
There had been serious emeute at Shano.
hal. in which several foreigners had beer
killed. and others wounded. Among them i.
Mr. Interpreter Fav. who is in nrocariou.
t state The riot is said to have arisen from
, the kidnapping Of coolies for French ves.