Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-01-24
Foreign Ompem d I.

Foreign COBmpem
ASIA.
INDlA-Tho Rojah Of Lavancore. it is stated,
has established printing press and observatory,
and appointed none but Christian judges. There
was a rebellion in Kolapore in Noy-Tho insur-
gents routed the 1000 troops of the Rajah. The
troops at Shikarpore have suffered horribly from
disease Almost the whole brigade was in the hospi-
tai. Both the English and the Dutch had sent ex-
petitions against the pirates Northwest of Borneo
The former after, a repuse, had been successful.
TURKEY.-Lebanon is prey to civil war. The
mountaineers have besieged Jerusalem The Of
toman Cabinet will consist of ono man hereafter
viz: Rijah Pacha.
CIRCAssA.-The Russians, instead of dslodging
and conquering, or exterminating these brave and
patriotic people, are in fair way to he thoroughly
beaten themselves, and driven from that territory
AFRICA
EGYpT.-A fatal fever prevails among Europe
ans here, resembling, in its features and mortality,
the plague.
IL,
10000, 0O0 European population in 1910, 25, 900,
in 1914 $4,000 Arab population from five to six
millions. The territory instead of being 45 de-
grees, is 200 degrees deep, and $50 long, being as
large as France.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.-The has been meeting at Liv-
erpool to memoriaIize the Government to reduce
the duty on raw cotton. The same thing has been
done by the Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
There has been great robbery committed on the
Banking House of Rogers and Co., (of which the
poet Rogers is parmer,) amounting to oyer $40
OOO The safe was unlocked-one Of the firm
having left the key in it. The robbers not discov-
cred A London paper says, the British people
have paid $4,000, 900 as a monopoly in the en-.
HANGED price of bread, within year.
There is a tremendous agitation on the suhjec
of relieving laborers. No wonder.
FRANcE.-Duke d. AumaIe has been married a
Naples, with great pomp, to his cousin, the prin
ces; Of SaIemo
159 women in France, have been charged will
the actual or attempted assassination of their bus
bands within the last year.
RUssIA.-In 1912 the exports were IS 1855, a0
rubles; imports 80 ,599 sol. In l84S the export
were 92,565,OOO, imports 75,O28,899 rubes. =
Whence this falling off?
The Americans who have engaged in construct
ing Rail Roads for the Emperor, are prospern,
finely.
PoLAND.-There has been a serious revolt il
Russian Lithuana-the peasants rising agains
the land-hoIding nobility, and demanding cmanci
patton from serflom. Violence has occurred il
some cases. The Autocrat has prohibited tn
contraction of marriage by males till after the sol
year Fine policy aud morality.
1t is said that the Poles in all countries contem
| plate union with the Circassians in their bray
resistance of Russian desrotism.
+ GREECE.-The Christians ofThessaly and Ma
cedonia suffer such horrible expressions, that it
expected that they will, in desperation, soon re
volt.
| The Russian like the Prussian Cabinet, decide
against any attempt to extend the frontiers
t Greece at the expense of Turkey. ,..s.
n AMERICA.
" MONTE V lnEO.-Nlalket uuil. government
e about to put duty Of $40 per Dbl. on -four an
e leave banking free. .r
t BUENos AYREs.-A strict blockade is recogn
}. ed by all foreign powers except the French Adm
= raj. Iii supposed the Americans will not subn
IS to it. Provisions cheap and plenty.
= CURAcoA.--The Government had refused to
e, knowledge WIN. H. Freeman as American Co
1t sui, but would recognize him as Commerci
lie agent.
n Capt. Higgins was charged with smugglin
at which he denied, The authorities kept his mar
IS fest and fined him $1,000, which was reduced
y the interference of merchants to 5000.
81 MEx1oo,-Santa Anna is denounced by Co
:, skulking fugitive and his escape is doubtful.
: TExAs.-The new president Jones, in his mt
a sage, recommends the calling in aud the destrl
ton of all exchequer paper, thus placing theirs
reliance on metallic currency, and the adopt
en- of free trade, (for which he says Texas has gr'
d. facilities,) especially with those nations who
as ceive Texas cotton free. There were bills beft
on Congress to change the sea! of Government, alb
ed Job tho of;co of Socrotorv If the NAVY. uniting
with the Secretary of war, and to take the q
W. sus.
yer LATEST NEWS.
oi- MONTH LATER FROM CHINA.
a'' Messrs. Webster and ODonnell, of the Anne
"o can embassy, came home in the Paul Jones. l