Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19


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THREE DAYS LATTER FROM EUROPE
ST.. JOINS, N. f., Oct g.. via Sackyillo 10.
Steamship Africa, from Liverpool. Sent. %
and Queenstown 30th, passed Cape Race at
10 O'Clock Monday forenoon. Her news was
obtained by the Press news yacht
The news from Italy possesses no feature
Of Special Importance.
In England the whether continued UNI
settled
Breadstuffs firm. Wheat slightly advanced.
Latest accounts via Liverpool report Italian
affairs unchanged.
The Sardinians continued the siege Of An
coma, and had taken another fort.
There was ministerial crisis at Naples.
and the Cabinet had resigned.
Ancona capituated on Saturday, the Goth.
and Gen. Lamoriciore was taken prisoner of
war with the whole garrison.
1t is asserted that the Pope, in his ultima
tum to the French Emperor threatens that he
will quit Rome at once, unless Franco inter-
lcrcs. A majority Of the Cardinals are re-
ported TO have recommended his departure
Additional French troops have been order
ed from France and French outposts have
been placed two miles beyond Rome.
The rcpulsc Of the Garibaldans at Capua
is fully confirmed. One account says they
lost four hundred men in killed and wounded,
and that three hundred were taken prisoners.
Their positions were nevertheless maintained,
and the attack will be renewed
The Kings troops are reported TO be So
600 in number and they are determined to
show fight
The Garibaldian Ministry at Naples had
resigned, and Signor Conforu was about to
form a new one, protesting extreme opinions.
It's reported that Lamoriciere. after his
late defeat, returned 10 Ancona with a con-
siderable number of troops
TURIN, Saturday, 29.-Aneona capitulatcd
this morning, and Gen. Lamoriciere was taken
prisoner Of war with the whole garrison.
THr SYRrAN RrrRrBUrIow.-T Boston
Traveller has a very interesting letter from
IT'S Beirut correspondent. under date of Au-
gust 30, by which il appears Fuad Pasha is
in earnest in bis work Of visiting punishment
on the murderous authors of the Syrian mas
sacree. Tho penalty which he ia making
these honds in human form pay is indeed ter
rible The manner of the execution at Da-
mascus, on the 2Oih Of August, Of the Com
mander-in-Chici of the Bashi Bazoucks. with
one hundred and nine of his officers and men,
added not only bitter pang TO the sharpness
of death for the criminals themselves, but
was shock 70 the intolerant Damasceue
which must have completely humbod them.
The criminals were strangled, manner of
death which is peculiarly terrible TO the Mos
lem, for they never stranglc any living crea-
ture. "Boams were thrown acaoss from win
dow to window in the narrow streets. and
the criminals were draw up boy a rope around
their necks. and were left by the exccutioncrs
to danglo and die in their agony, without any
OF the usual aids and appliances used in
America for the breaking of the neck. and
consequently shortening Of the death agon,os
of the victim Never was the naughty CITY
Of the Moslems SO humbled-ncycr, in tho
days Of the Crusadcs, was the pride of the
Moslems brought so low" And this was
not all; three hundred Of the wealthiest. most
naughty and uristocratic Of the citizens. who
had been adjudged guilty OF participation ia
the massacree were condemned to hard la
Dor for life ia the galley at Constantinople
Hand-cuiied in gangs, and guarded by Tur-
kish soldiers, they passed on their way TO
their doom. their wives and their relatives
tearing their hair and ronding their garments
in utter despair. II was a sight 60 move sym
pathy, but the remembrance of the six thou
sand victims of their mCrcilcss Elnntci.n, and
three thousand women and children SOLD by
them into slavery, and worse than slavery. is
sufficient to qucll the risings Of pity. Tho
Iraueiier's correspondent states that Syria is
more tranquil now than it has been for many
months. The day Of rotribution, inauguratcd
with SO much terror by the Fuad Pasha, has
had a good effect