Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-09-27
forctQn Nrws.
Arrival of the Cambria.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
By Erpr, IS and Telegraph for the Post

ST. JouN, N. B. Telegraph Office,
Thursday, Sept. 20, 20 min. to o clk P. M,
Steamship Cambria arrived at Halifax at halt
past o'clock last evening, having had heavy
weather. She was to leave for New York at s
o'clock same evening, The Cambria has Y
passengers for New York.
The cholera was greatly increasing in Eng
land; deaths in London for the week ending Sh
last. were 1886, ot which 1868 were by cholera
In Liverpool the deaths from cholera were said
to be grcaterln proportion than in any part of Eng
land. In Dublin 1t is Cn the increase. Several
distinguished persons have died Of cholera in Pa.
rl3 and other parts Of France and Vlenna and
Berlin are at the present tine suffering moe than
Paris. At Berlin the deaths are more than 40 Il
day.
Markets are dull, and not much change The
welther for harvesting was fine in all parts Of
Great Britain. The Liverpool Journal of the
9th says the harvest has been nearly all safely
h)used, and is pronounced abundant, as the pc.
tatO Is redundant, and Is, so far, exempt from rot
Trade is active, if not lucrati"e, and employment
in the manufacturing districts awaits all who de
sire it.
The queen and royal family were in Scotland,
and would return to London on the 18th.
Lord EIgin has created baron.
Alr. Alderman Beeslcy, of Utica, New York,
sMIed on the Both ult. Tor New York.
FRANCE.
The Moniteur publishes decree reinstating
nnety-one lieutenant generals and fourteen ma
jor generals, which after the revolution of Feb
Tuary were placed on the retired list Of the urmy
by the provisional government; and contrary to
law, the French government continues 10 refuse
passports for refugees who, on their way to Amer
lea, are forced to traverse France.
The president has made several trips to the
departments, and made speeches at public din
ners. He was well received every where. -.
Gen. Oudinot was expected in Paris on the Doth.
Lamarline has refused public subscription for
his benefit because his writings give him sulii-
Cent pay Lucien Murats appointment to Mad
rid is considered as a reconciliation Of the two
parties in the cabinet
The annual sittings Of the councils genera
commenced on the 3lst nit. in every department
Of France, with the exception of the department
of the Seine, where the meeting is postponed til
October Almost all the candidates chosen al
presidents of the councils belong to the conscr
vatiye party.
ROME.
On the 2lst ult., Cen Oudinot Officially an
nounced MS departure from Rome. MIR. Savel
Ii, the popes minister of the interior, has arrived
and installed himself as head Of the police, Blu
entirely under the control Of the French author
tiles. HIS first decree was regarding the pape
money, aid says that the state guarantees note
for their declared value, and imposes fine an
Imprisonment OH all who refuse to take theT
when offered for payment A military commits
sion has been established for recognizing tn
Roman troops. All promotions since the lGl
November are annulled until the comlnissio
shall have reported upon the conduct Of eac
man, which if found satisfactory will enable hiI
to regain his rank. The triumvlrate Of cardinal
has instituted commission for the purpose
prosecuting The authors and accOmpliccs of tn
outrages committed during the revolutionary pr
riod against religion, It's ministers, the maiest
of the sovereign and public security.
Gen. Rostallan has assumed the command
the French army OF occupation. The Sent
nellie de Toulon of the LIST inst, says very pres
ing dispatches relative to Roman affairs and
secular tunctionaries have been received.
Bills drawn by the Spanish government of
town of Italy for half million of reals, for Il
payment Of the troops forming the Spanish e.
petition, have been returned protested.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Comorn and Peterwradin still hold GU
The first is commanded 10y KIapka, the Sc
cond by Kiss. The Russian Gen. Be-
had long interview with the latter on Il
23l. The result of when was, that a lIu
garian maj r was sent to Gen. Haynan
arrange terms, for the capitulation of Il
impregnabIe position of Comorn Undue
Klapka 10 demand good conditions
A letter from Vienna of the 3lst u
states that several of the Magyar chic
had been executed among them is the e
minister of justice, Pobobich, and &c
Damawieh, who had been hanged, and
so Gen Aufferwann who had been shot.
Gen. Jiwich, who gave up the fortress
Essegg to the Mayors, had been taken
Vienna in chains. The mother and cl
drcn of Kossuth, and the wives of seve
Magyar generals. had arrived as prlson'
at Presbnrg. There was some talk OF u
GyuIai being appointed civil and militia
governor. The greater part of the Russl
army had received orders to march towi
Galicia The corps d armee of Gen II
dlger was to remain at Miskolez, and Gr
Warden, Buda and Pesth are to have G
ison of 80 900 men. The Hungarian co
of Perczel entered Orsowa, but the COVE
or would not receive them until they
laid down their arms. Gorgey's surreu'
was not known at Comorn on the 18th,
summons were sent to the garrison, cit
10 follow his exumble or to send in I'll
terms of capitulation. The answer gl'
A. a.
mo official communication as to
position of affairs near the lower Danl