Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17
LATER FROM EUROPE.
47o Persons Lost in tho Royal Charter

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Steamer City of Baltimore, from Liverpool
9th ult., arrived at New York Nov. 10. at 2
0 clock A. NJ.
The loss Of the Royal Charter, near Bangor.
has been fully confirmed; but owing to tho
prostratlon of telegraphs, and damage to rail
roads, details have not yet been published,
Over four hundred persons on board persisted,
and only thirty were saved. All the officers
persisted. The ship was breaking up; but it is
supposed the treasure was saved.
The Royal Charter was being plundered, The
effects OF the storm were most disastrous in all
directions. Ship England, from Liverpool for
New Orleans, went ashore in Holyhead harbor,
The only parts of the ship Royal Charter
standing on Wednesday evening, were small
part of the stern with the wheel and screw-lft-
ing apparatus. She struck at3 O'Clock Wednes.
day morning. and broke up at Z o'clock. Be-
fore striking her cables parted one after anoth-
er. She tried to steam off the coast, but the
wind blowing hurricane, she drifted ashore,
Several bodies were washed ashore, the aiori-
ty greatly mutilated. Men were picking up
|sovereigns off the rocks, and an efficient guard
was much needed.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, midnight. Reporters
have arrived from the wreck of the Royal Char
ter, and state that the vessel struck at 2 p. NJ
Thtstr being too great for her cables, one
heroic sailor swan ashore and made fast haw-
ser, by which several lives were saved, and
more might have been rescued had not the YES
sci parted in two with dreadful crash. The
passengers and crew were either killed by the
falling masts, or persisted in tho waves; 40
persons were lost, and only 81 saved. All the
women persisted. The bullion, it is expected
will be recovered.
A large number of wrecks are reported on
the English coast, with much loss of life, but
or American vessels are mentioned.
Garibaldi issued stirring proclamation to
the Neapolitans. Fighting in Naples is con-
lsidered imminent.
| FIVE DAYS LATER.
ST.. JOHNS, N. F., Nov. 10. The Canadian
screw steamship Hungarian, which left Liver
pool on Wednesday, the Cd inst, put in at this
port this morning to land forty-two persons who
were saved from the wreck of Newfoundland
vessel, from Labrador.
Another heavy gale has been experienced in
England and on the coast, but as yet no intel
ligence of disasters to American vessels has
been reported.
The Emperor Napoleon has written note to
viz hluH vi butuihlb, ulSuiS HilH w 1ooiou III
carrying out the agreements entered into at Viii
lafranca.
No farther particulars of importance in re-
lation to the wreck of the Royal Charter have
transpired since the sailing of the City of Bal
timore. The prospects of recovering the treas
ure which was on board Of that vessel at the
time of the disaster, are less encouraging.
In a letter from Napoleon to the King of Sar.
dnia, France demands that the Duchess Of
Parma be called to Modena that Parma shall
be united to Piedmont Tuscany be augmented
in territory and restored to thu Grand Duke
and that the projected confederation and Md
crate reforms be carried out.
France disclaims the idea of aiding Spun in
her expedition against Morocco.
The Zurich Conference had agllh assembled
Count Karoletze representing Austria. All thu
treaties, it was expected, would be signed by
the Plenipotentiaries in a few days.
1t is asserted that the European Congress
will take place, with the adhesion of England
1t was expected that Spain would commence OF
fensive operations against Morocco about the
Sth inst.
Garibaldi had arrived at Turin, for the pur-
pose Of holding an interview with the King o
Sardinia. He was enthusiastically received
along the route by the people.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET The mar
ket for Breadstulfs is generally quiet, except fo
Corn. which has slightly improved or the lowe
qualities Messrs. Richardson, Spence Il Co
report Flour dull but steady at 22' Cd to q,
per bl Wheat dull and steady; red Western
American 9s Sd to 9s Cd white lis: Corn ha
an upwaid tendency, with an advance Of cd tt
Is per quarter.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-The marke
for provisions is generally dull, and transaction
have been of an unimportant character. LarC
is quiet and steady. Bacon dull. Tallow gen
orally unchanged.
FOREIGN NEws.-We have full dispatch O
che foreign news to the End INST, brought b
the Hungarian at Portland. Further account
are given of the great storm on the Englls
coast The London Times is urging on tn
Chinese expedition, without regard to Frenc
cooperation. Additional quotations are pre-
sented from the letter said to have bee
written by Louis Napoleon to the King c
Sardinia. Russia and Prussia are said to be i
league. Italy is as far from being settled O
ever. Spain is urging forward her warlik
movements against Morocco, From China W
have some interesting details, from the Mort
China (ShanghaD Herald, respecting MI
Ward 8 visit to Pekin He was treated wit
respect on his journey, though rather restriete
at Pekin. In consequence Of his refusal to sui
matt to the Frustrating ceremony required in th
presence of the Emperor, Mr.. Ward was sent t
Peitang, where our treaty was duly ratiet
and q captive English seaman was given up t
him as personal favor. This British accour
will probably soon be followed by Intelligent
directly from Mr.. Ward or his suite.
FRoX CALIFORNIA Steamship Atlantic wit
> adyices from California to the Goth of Oct n
Atlantic brought 344 passengers $751; ,56S ,0C
specie.
1 General Scott reached San Francisco ca Su,
, day, October l6, and left for San Juan Islam
E the next day. Lie was received with great e,
1 thusiasm.
Governor Weller had not yet appointed
{ successor to the late Mr.. Broderick, in the I'm
Y ted States Senate