Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26
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AZ aoout quarter past 4 o CLOCK yesterday.
She left Liverpool n, u p. NJ. on the flh
met, and has lad comparatively smooth
and favorable passage for the season. We
believe tina, her corresponding passage last
year was o',wcn,y days She brings G5 pas
sengars; and we have received by her our
full files Of London and Liverpool rapcrs up
to tie day Of her sailing.
Tbs leading subjects Of intcres, nro the
opening of tho French Chambers, and the
speech from Louis Philippe the progress
Of the proceedings in Spain under the now
ministry WHICH has no. We, freed itself from
the difficulties amid which il arose, with tho
invitation Of Christiana, the queens mother
TO return to Paris; and a supplementary
mni from India. tbs Cotton market n,
Liverpool fer the new year opened in
spirited manner, and prices Of American
had advanced fully Id. An unusual ac,ivi-
~ prevailed in the manufacturing districts.
In Ireland, oxciiemen, aganis the farms
hill" and in favor of the Repeal, continued
actually nothing Of Interest, 10 extract from
the column, daily published Of c.icrs from
,ha. island. Thu new jury lists for the year,
from which tr penal for tic tris, Of O'Con-
nell and his fellows will be made up. had
been completed, and the counsel for the agi-
tstors appear once more ia sharp "pas,age
ofsrms" for the purpose Of obtaining copies
Of tho Lists. 1t resulted in their obtaining
the lists, bn, not ccrliic;, by tho registrars.
The Presidents Message was published
in London en- the eth ult., and was evident
" an object Of interest although received with
no favorable criticism. 1t is moi 10 be won.
dered at that a people, accustomed to lis
contentious "specches from the throne ~
brief, but crowded with facts and closing
with an humble request for the requisite sup.
pies-should find faul, with so many col.
nmns of words as the message contained
with so little Of official significance. TIL,
papers principally complain that there is ne
action recommended in the matter of State
Indebtedness, that the right of this countr,
to the Oregon country is assumed, and iha
-aiihou h the annexation Of Texas is no
Recommendations is taci,ly invited L
Gnatx herself to this country.
Parliament wa. to meet on the first o
February.
The venerable Lord Lyn.dcch died a
his residence in London on the 18th ut.
There was a very destructive fire at Lv
erpool on the 2S,I ut.. by which Messrs
Branckcr's Sugar Refinery ard neighborin!
buildings were destroyed.
Lord Grey had been so unwell that 70
the last week or two daily bulletins Of hi
condition had been published. At the latcs
dates favorable termination Of his lne.
was looked for with some confidence, al,hc
the advanced age Of his lordshp, who wi
be eighty vars old in March next, rende
him less able TO contend with it.
FRAycE.-Tho French Chambers wcr
opened on the 9Th ut. For several day
before, large number Of the deputies ha
been in Paris, and there had been niue
speculation and negotiation with regard
the organization Of the lower chamber by II
choice offs Presidents. H. Dupin, form
er president, and H. Sau.ct were tho leat
ing candidates Of the Conservatives and Il
friends Of the administration. II was sa
that the king was in favor Of NJ. Dupin, b
that NJ. GuIzot advocated the claims Of \
Sauzct. To the nomination Of NJ. Dup
the Moderatcs (if we may so call tie "lei
centre," gave their adhesion, and tho rad
Gals. thus finding themselves in small fore
dropped NJ. Odillon Barro,, their regul
candidate, and the opposition Of the extren
left and the extreme right (lhe radicals al
the legilinsts( was united in favor of
Lamartinc. NJ. Saazet was, however, Tin;
ly agreed upon as III. Conservative cant
date, and NJ. Lamartine continuing abscl
the left fell back upon NJ. o. Barrot.
the first ballot, the latter gentleman had
votes, (he whole number being $780, whi
SHOWS Inc Strength OF the radical opposite
aided by the friends Of NJ. THEIRS; NJ. d
pin had G5 vo,es-parlly Conservatv
psrly Liberals, and NJ. Sauzct had !;
which was not majority. On the M
ballet he had 10 votes out Of 3O7, and "
declared elected. The French papers g
an accoun, of ludicrous scene wnen
took the chair. NJ. LATTE, The senior me
Der, in rcsign,ng it, made specch-mark,
ly radical-which was visited with consi
Interruptions, and NJ. Sauze', after embl
cling him, ceremony which was recei'
with much laughter. made speech as slro
ly Conservative, which was equally int
rupted. expressing the strongest coniidc,
10 the government and its acts. II was "