Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-07-20
foreign Nems.
rHREE DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
UAttpAx, July lO.--The Royal Mail Steam
shin Arabia. from Liverpool 30th viz Queens
town July /, arrived at this port this p. NJ.
NArLrs.-Tho Neopolitan Government had
vieldod TO the energetic demands Of the Amer
lean and Piedmontesc Ministers, and ordered
the release Of the two captured vessels, with
their crews and passengers. The American
war sloop lroquois went to Naples especially
Co assist the American Minister in his repre-
sensations.
The agitation at Naples had increased. A
most in1ammatory proclamation had been
issued by the Central Revolutionary Commit
tee calling upon the people to rise.
The French Ambassador had been most
terribly maltreated in the streets, 1t IS sup
poscd by members Of the ant-reiorm party
lie was beaten scnscless.
The Commissarats Of the twelve districts
Of Naples were simultaneously attacked and
pillaped on the 2Sth. The agents were MUIR
dcrcd and the archives burnt.
Naples was declared in a state Of siege,
and street assomblages prohibited.
The news is confirmed that the King Of
Naples had granted a new and liberal consti-
tuition on the terms already published.
The tri-colored flag had been formally in
augurated on the public buildings, palaces and
war vessels, and was saluted by foreign ships
of war.
The Neapoltan government continued its
warlike hostilites, theproclamation Of reforms
not appearing to give satisfaction.
Garbaldi was continuing his preparations
for now movements.
IrAIY.-It was reported that the Papal
government was about to grant reform
There had been frequent collisions between
the troops and citizens at Perugia.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
SANDY Hook. July l4th, l a. m.--Stoam-
ship Vanderbilt, from Havre via southampton
4th inst. has passed the point for New York.
The prussian Minister had had several con-
fercnces with Count Eichberg, having for his
object the bringing about a more perfect un-
Outstanding between the governments of Aus
tria and Prussia.
There had been fresh disturbances at Naples.
The police stations had been sacked and pill
LACED. and many persons killed 10 the skirm-
ish. The King had arrived there, and imme-
diately ordered the formation Of National
Guard.
Prince Napoleon will succeed Jerome as
President Of the Privy Council. lie will oc-
cupy the Palace Royal as Marshal of France,
and receive Jcromes donations.
The Federal Council of Switzerland will
submit the following questions for the coming
European Conference OF the great powers
els it IN the interest Of Europe 20 leave the
Simplou pass perfectly accessible 20 France,
without demanding that an understanding be
brought about between the Kings of Sardinia
and Naples, relative TO the common interests
of their crowns in Italy
An ambassador from Naples was soon to
arrive at Turin, with proposition from the
king Of the former for on alliance with Sar-
dina.
The ministry lately appointed by Garibaldi
was unpopular in Sicily, and fresh massacres
had occurred.
A dispatch from Naples, dated the LIST inst,
says that the concessions of the Neapolitan
government have determined Garibaldi to pre-
cipitate annexation.
PALtRvo, June 25.-Fresh disturbances
having occurred, Gar.baldi has sent troops to
rc-estabish order. The London Herald and
Standard and all the weeklies were confsca-
ted on the "a.
The Paris Moniicur announces a project Of
law. laid before the legislature, demanding
its approval OF a convention for the establish
mcnt Of a submarine telegraph between France
and the United States.
LATEST. Marseilcs, July Ill is stated
that skirmish took pacs on the 3Oth ult.,
near Messina, between some attachments of
Garibaldi and a portion Of the royal troops.
GESoA. July I.--Advices from Palermo
give the names of the new ministry appointed