The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-11
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
New York, July s, 6 1-2 o'clock P. NJ.

| New York, July s, 6 1-2 o'clock P. NJ.
The Steamer Buena Vista, from Halifax ar
| rived at Boston in forty hours. The Steamer
Caledonia arrived in Halifax On Thursday at
u o'clock M. The Buena Vista left at ! o.
clock P. M.-Thc United States arrived at
Southampton on the 9th ult.-lS days from
New York. The Hibernia arrived at Liver
pool on the 21st.-l4 days from New York
Liverpool, June %. Cotton Market, nolow-
er this week. Ordinary quotations of Ameri-
can are point higher. Quotations for upland
and Orleans not only steadily mainta aimed, but
the latter, from scarcity, quoted an eighth
higher.
Paris is still agitated by The resignation of
| Louis Napoleon. The names for the present
candidates for President are already in the
field, viz, NJ. DE Lamartine, Thiers, Prince
Bonaparte NJ. Marieash, Gen. Cavaignac, and
NJ. Caussidiere, cx-prefect of the police The
Orleans party will support Theirs Berger
has declared in his favor The Lcgitimists are
divided between Theirs and Lamartinc The
elections are soon to take place. Little doubt
exists that Louis Bonapartc will be the sue
ceSsful candidate. The feeling evinccd by
the French peoplein his favor leaves no doubt
that in the event of the present election he
will be returned in majority by every elect
oral College in France. Accordingly, the
Constitution has already been altered to meet
this first difficulty, in the working classes, and
the President, instead Of being elected barely
by the people, unless he gets an absolute ma
lorlty Of the votes given, is TO be selected by
the National Assembly from five persons re-
turned BY the people. The election of Prince
Louis Napoleon as Colonel of the Fourth Le-
gion of the National Guards, rice Deltenshee,
resigned, has been definitely declared. A
new pretender- is spoken OF, in person of the
Prince Leuchtcnbcrg, son Of Prince. Eugene.
and relation ofthc Emperor of Russia.
The War in Denmark continues undated
At conference of the King of Denmark and
Sweden, and the Grand Duke Constantine.
at Copenhagen, which was attended by the
British Minister, the Russians, in behalf of
Denmark, demanded that the Germans should
cvacuate both Duchics, before any negotiations
were entered into, and that if Schleswg was
given up, Russia would claim IIolstcin, accord !
ing 10 treaty with the Danes
There was an outbreak at Berlin on the !
1lth ut.-a collision with the Burghcr
Guard, arising from an attempt TO dispense !
some working men who had gone TO the Min
ister to demand work or money. Being re-
fused the Guard attempted to disperse them, !
and five men were wounded. The news
spread like lightning. Barricades were form
ed,and the people having ascertained that the
Arsenal was unprotected, at / o'clock at night
made an attack upon this building, and plum
dercd it Of 2000 stands of arms,and all the tro-
plies of war which it contained. The crowd
kept possession Of the building till 10 clock,
and then retired. The next day was quiet,
but one of the Deputies moved that the As
sembly should send away all the troops, and
put themselves under the protection of the |
people. This was carried, and the Govern
ment resigned. At Prague, having refused to
confirm the Provisional Government, and the |
the Prince Windschgralse having erected bat
teries around the town, the mob and Students
rose en- nlasSe, and demanded arms.