The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-21
Fourteen Days later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE LIVERPOOL,

ARRIVAL OF THE LIVERPOOL.
The steamship Liverpool, Capt, Engleston,
expected for some days, arrived in N. York on
Thursday afternoon, having left Liverpool on the
10Th ultimo-thus making her passage in about
10 days. The new brought by her is of no very
pressing interest. An advance on cotton of three
Iourths of a penny had taken place, and the money
market was Il shade easier. United States Bank
stock was at +G16 sterling, or 70 per ceat,
Mr.. Appleton, who recently married the daugh-
ter of the Hon. Daniel Webster, and lady, are
passengers in the Liverpool.
Prince Albert has left England he returns in
March, and marries the Queen in May.
Mr.. Bates, Of the house of Barings, was in
Paris, attempting to make arrangements to Gid
the U. S. Bank.
Great excitement was produced in London on
the arrival of the Liverpool on the 9TH ult. with
the suspension Of the u. S. Bank.
All Tie negotiations in London and Amster-
dam, to raise a loan for the benefit Of the Uni
ted States Bank, have failed entirely and yet
Mr.. Jandon has met all his bills OF exchange.
The Sun of the 18th says:-"The Hon Dan
iel Webster, of the United States Senate, family
and suit, returns to New York in the packet-ship
Mediator, from Portsmouth on the 29th inst. and
not in the Liverpool steamer, as stated in most of
the daily papers.
There are rumors of Mr.. Sergeant Palfourd's
appointment to the S~olicitor-G eneralship, and that
Sir John Campbell Will be the Lord Chancellor
of Ireland, in the place Of Lord Plunkett, about to
retire.
Bv the death of Mr.. Marley, the Assistant
Barristership for Cork county becomes vacant.
The place is worth G:l400 per annun, and there
are several candidates for it; among them is Mr..
Auster, of the Admiralty Court, who translated
Goethe's "Faust."
The Morning Herald says, there is not a word
Of truth in the statement respecting the alledged
union between Mr.. Lockhart and Miss Burdett
CGHtts.
leon, and lately Minister of War, died on the 9Th
Nov. at the Paiais Royal, of which he was Gov
enor, after 4 long illness. Another Distinguish
ed officer of engineers, General Lamy, who had
evinced symptoms of insanity during the late re-
at Paris on Tuesday.
English travellers are focking to Athens,
now that the oppressive heats of summer are
passed, Lord Alvanley, Lord Rokeby, Sir An.
drew Barnard, Colonel and Mrs. Dawson Damer
and family, Capt. Colburn, Grenadier Guards,
Mr.. Hay, formerly of the Colonial Office, and
General and Mrs. Gordon, are among the notables
here just now.
M. Caille, aid-decamp of Marshal Soult, had
arrived in Paris, on his return from;his mission
to Egypt and the East.
There has been fresh movements Of the Char
fist in some places, particularly in Newport,
Wales, where a number of lives were lost.
The Dundee Advertiser states, that all the
whale ships belonging TO that port has returned,
and that it had proved one of the poorest fishing
seasons ever known.
Fl. M. S. Imogine arrived at Portsmouth, on
the 18th from South America, having on board
ST SOC, 900, on merchants account.
The Great Poacers have not as yet succeeded
in a pacifcation between the Porte and Mehemet
Ali, while there appears gathering an expensive
and formidable host''H array on the borders of
Turkey.
A fire occurred at Con-, tantinople, in the Ar
menian quarter, l2th October, which destroyed
400 houses.
Dreadful foundations had been occasional in
Lombard by the continued rains.
The meeting of the French Chambers had been
postponed till about the Goth of December.