Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
foreign Mus.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA
AT HALIFAX

Al HALIFAX.
Netos from ROme-The French Triuna-
plant More fighting bet0een the Hun
garians and AuStfians-ImPortant nesos
from China and JaUa-France tranquil
ENGLAND
The cities Of Liverpool and Hayre are to
be connected Wy line of first class steam
ers, under The direction of Mr.. Ivers, agent
Of the Cunard line.
In Parliament, the bill for the removal of
tie Jewish Disabilities, has been rejected
in the Upper House. by majority of 25.
the Ministers not yenturing TO call for the
proxies.
The rejection Of this bill leads to an i'm
mediate election for the city of London
and Baron Rothschild has already accepted
Chihern Hundreds, and made an appeal to
the electors. His election is considered
certain.
The House of Commons has affirmed the
second reading of the Marriage Till, to
render valid marriages with the sisters of
deceased wives The affirmation bill which
recently completed its passage through the
Commons has been rejected in the Lords by
large majority.
The Smith OBrien transportation bill is
now an act Of Parliament, but it is said to
contain fatal blunder, and it is supposed
The approaching visit of her Majesty to
Ireland will be sgnalised by extending her
royal pardon to the Irish State prisoners.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
LIVERPOOL June 30.
The operations Of the past week have
been buoyant and firm, with an important
extension of business transactions in almost
every branch of trade, independently of the
increased vitality observable in our Corn
and Cotton Markets.
The accounts from the manufacturing
districts are cheering and give good promise
of more vigorous activity
The National securities have been from
throughout the week-but the funds were
somewhat duler yesterday, in consequence
of an excess of stock being thrown upon the
market for immediate transfer, as we'll as
Of the continual Misunderstanding between
the President of France and his Ministers.
Consols which opened at 62 is % IA
receded to 81 5-S 81 Ia.
The London money market is remark.
ably easy, and discounts for respectable
paper are easily obtained. The stock Of
bullion in the Bank of England is now about
fifteen millions sterling.
Observation-Disclosures Flour and Corn
have been steady during the week, though
there was some dulness towards the close.
Flour Western brought 24s 25s for
superior inspected qualities, though some
sales of inferiar were made at 2ls a 22S Cd ;
Ohio, 25s 25s Cd; Philadelphia, OBS a
24s; Baltimore OBS Cd 25s.
Corn-White being scarce, is worth 34s a
35s Cd, and yellow in liberal supply at 34s
a 35s. Corn Meal, los lis per bbl.-
Wheat, 6s 4d rs I'D.
FRANCE.
Advces from Paris o Tuesday evening
state that the city was perfectly tranquil,
and business on the bourse was steady, and
prices had an upward tendency-fve per
CGtltS ClOStu dL CUl. HSOC.
In the sourse of the debate in the Assem-
bly, on foreign affairs, ministers declared
that there was no danger Of war.
E. De Tocquevile said that after having
more carefully considered the subject, he
had been unable to discover the slightest
trace of that new hobby alliance of which
honorable members had expressed such jeal
ousv. In the course of his speech M. d.
Tocouevlle talked of the frankness of thu
Russian Government, an expression tina
was received with shouts Of dersIve laugh
ter.
During the debate, General Cavaigna'
made most important speech, which ma
be considered as the resume of the prlncl
ple of that important section Of the republ
can party, which, while it desires peace, i
prepared for war; VIII oh, while 1t support
order, insists on progress.
The new law against clubs has been al
ready put in force. On Monday, tn
Ministry introduced into Legislative Assem-
bly, bill lol regulating the press.
OdilIon Barrot stated that il was lntende
merely as temporary measure to regulat
the position of the press until an organize
law on the subject should be passed. Th
new law is nearly the same as the law o
Louis PHILIPPE, and powers are given for tn
temporary suppression of every journal al
lacking the Constitution or making an ap
peal to armies.
The number of persons arrested at Lyon
in consequence Of the attempted insurrec
ion amounted to more than 200.
The chickering's which have been carrie
on between the President and the minstr
are rapidly approaching to an issue whlc
it is supposed will lead to the retirement {
some Of the leading members Of the Cabine
The principal cause Of discord is tn
anamolous and fratricidal policy in Italy.
The French Procureur General has pr
pared another requlstion against seve
members of the Mountain, implicated
the affairs of the 18th June. The great
part represent the department of the low
Rhine.
SCHLESWIG .HOLSTElN.
The London Globe, of Friday, on info
nation in which it places full credit, STATE
the ShIeswig affair draws rapidly to a &C
clusion, and that the final settlement m
be expected in fortnight. Iostilili
however, were still carried on betweeA t
bcIligerents, but without any important
suits.
ROME.
After severe bombardment, three SOU
rons Of the French army succeeded in
tablishing themselves within the outer WI
of Rome, early OIL the morning of the 2
They have since been occupied with G
rations for acquiring possession Of the
ner baston and defences, but up to the
and Oath they had not made much progr
Every inch Of ground was stoutly defen
by Garibaldi, who still continues to
mate his troops to resistance
The latest intelligence received by
government from the expedltlonary eau