Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-22

ed bv Ten. Rusk, ana the nerce patCOnS
which followed, told that the remains of
she soldier had gone to its resting place.
.New York Star.
FoREiGN ARRIVALS at New York brings
news both from France and England, up to
the llih June.
In the British House Of Commons on the
3l-' May, Mr., T. DuScoMBE, for the pur
pose of affordng the House an opportunity
of expressing its opinion o, the subject
moved an address to his Majesty to use his
good Offices with his ally the King Of the
French for the liberation Of the Prince de
PoligHac; and Messrs. de Peyronnet, Chan
teause, and Guernon de Raneille. Lord
J. RUssELs expressed sympathy for 'h"
situation of those captves but submitted
that 1t was a subject on which the Ministers
could not advise his Majesty to interfere
After expressions ofsympa;hy from other
members, Mr. r. DuncJmbe Withdrew ais
motion, s'a'ing that his chef object had
been to ca'l '"rth the opinion # that houss.
and hat ne Ii 1uld content hm>clfwIih the
exp e-sion Of opnlon that had been gwen.
The Chanc"llpr of tn" Exchrquer on
The sam dav moved resolution drclara-
tory ut the expedlcncy oi Introducing a bull
IN remove the civil dlsablllile to which III"
Jews Al present are exposed, which wa
agreed to.
After three days debate in the House,
Lord SrANLEY's amendment, to he minis
ierlal IRISH tlthe Bill terminated on the Sd
of June, and was ncgatived by a majority
of 49, All the prominent members Of both
parties took part in the debate.
The debate on the Lords amendment to
the Irish municipal Bill was concluded in
The House Of Commons on the 18th June
after most interesting debate. The
question being put for the rejection of the
Lords amendments, it was carried by ma
jorily of SO. 1t may be well imagined ,ha,
this apparently irreconcilable difference
between the two Houses exc,es great sen
sation in the political circles throughout the
Kingdom.
In the House of Commons, a motion was
made by Mr.. WARD for select committee
to inquire iato the dlfferen, modes in which
land had been, and is at present, disposed
of in the British colonies, and in the United
States of North America, with a view TO
ascertain that mode which would be most
beneficial in future, both to the mother
country, and which might be brought more
peculiarly to bear upon the present state
of Ireland, as connected with the question
of the poor laws"
FRANCE.-The French Princes were
at Vienna at the latest accounts, and were
received and treated with the utmost appa.
rent cordialty
In discussion which took place in the
Chamber of Deputies. June 9th, the Pres
ldent of the Council said it was the inten
ton OF the French Government to persevere
IN It's Efforts to retain the French posses
SONS IN Africa. He remarked, that, if
France should abandon Algiers ''the coast
of Africa would Immediately be occupied
by some other great Maritime power by
England, the U. States. or Russia--or else
would become The prey of pirates who
would seriously injure the French trade in
the Mediterranean
1t is stated in the Courier des Einis u
nus, ON the authority of the Messenger, iha,
the King Of Holland had asked the Princes
Victoria in marriage for the eldest son of
the Prince of Orangc--but that he matter
being referred TO the Duches of Kent, she
replied that her daughter preferred the
eldest son of the Duke Of SAKE Coboury.
~ Y Star