Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-29
TRIVIAL OF THE GREAT IVES.
V,IcIyM

TERN.
INV the mail of Yesterday morning, we re-
@ived the news ofihe arrival of the Great
Eestern at New York on Sunday morning,
. fourteen and half days from Bristol. =
n her we receive our files of London and
liverpool papers 10 June 2, which are obip-
&ply forwarded by our agent, MIR. f. Will
liz, Of Liverpool These papers are of IL
Tvs later date than we had before received,
II we have at the same time by the packet
lin Independence, from liverpool, our reg
1br files Of London papers TO May %. The
Hried contents Of these papers are Of consid-
~nble interest.
@The Sirius, which left New York on her
bmeward passage, May |, arrived at Fal-
tbulh on the l9th, making the passuge in
D days Her passage was protracted by
e difficulty Of keeping up steam, from the
&cror quality of her coal. The Great
4 estern, which left N York on the alter
bon Of the 9TH, anchored in the Kings
4Oad, below istol, 10 minutes before IT,,
M ofthe 22'I, making little less than Is
$ys.
Il The Emperor and Empress of Russia,
<ith their Two sons, and also the King and
3neen of Hanover, were on visit 10 Ber-
b On the 2lst of May the King Of Prus-
D gave grand dinner to four hundred per-
pns, including the emperor and the other
Bya and princey visiters.
n Si John Herschel and lady had arrived
i London on his return from his long resi-.
lnce at the Cape Of Good Hope.
n In the House of Commons, May %, a
fsoIuton was moved by Sir f. Wilmo,, de.
1aring that the apprenticeship system
8ould Immediately cease, and shoueh op.
Ibsed by ministers, was carried in thin
ouse by vote of 96 TO 90. subsequently
lie following resolutions were Introduced BY
ID G. Grey, and adopted by vote of $50
j l7S.-BOst. Daily Adr and Patriot Of
.h,ne 20
Il Il. That in order to prevent the injuri-
BIS consequences which may follow from
De- intentions of Parliament being left in
bubt, and in order 10 maintain the peace
+ BID welfare of the colonies, it is necessary to
ecIare that, in the opinion of this House, i.
moi advisable to adopt any proceedings for
De purpose OF giving effect TO the resolution
the 22d May.
"2 That this House, at the same time,
clares its opinion that no means should BE-
United which can tend to secure 10 the ne
20 population Of her Majesty's colonies the
hrileges 10 which they are entitled under
be act for the amendment Of the slavery alb
lhionact; and further, that the anxious at
knion of this House will be directed 10 the
(alc and condition Of the negro population,
hen the expiration of the terms OF appren-
feship shall have entitled them to the full
Enjoyment OF entire freedom"
Death Of PRINCE TALLEYRAND.
4 Events Of really greater moment are in
EaMly forgotten or dismissed at the news
pat Prince 1'allcyrand breathed his last on
Pc evening of The 18th. He had been out
, his carriage on the previous Sunday; but
: slight sore produced an anthrax, or gan.
grene, and he was thus carried off in his
filh year He had for some time written
Md addressed to the Pope a retraciion of his
EOndnct at the famous ceremony ofthe Fed
fation where he forgot his episcopal ordn-
on, and conuescended 10 bless that demo
,"'lc anu somewhat heatheh ceremony
ie received aoSolu'iori. extreme unction'aho
'eu III ,ne peace OF inc caiho'ic chuich 4;
''nUugn 'ne Archoishop oil Paris' 10 whom
rI'nce nad sent copy OF ms ie',er 10
ioPv' kept a'oo' rom ms oeos'ae' Nins
'ou's i""'ppe' however vis'iea inc dea'h-
s. .! 'ne veteran statesman whose respec'
e'qne.e ana conrliy IDEAS was maniles'
en III MS dying moments he INSISTED on
,'ea,'%S 10 Inc KING all VINO happened 10
WIN MN ana had mol undergone 'hat Ger
.nony ana he acknowledged me KING
~ not as an act oil warm ana private
tnusn'p' but las great honor done 10
house Madame Adelaide, sister oithe