Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

hey give up Oan1da Oui III Sui0"NNS
Canada thew will take care not to surrender
me lot of sea or land. the possession Of
which really and effectively concerns the
naratine and commercial Importance OF
Crate Britain.
They will not ced. Nova ScOtia-tbey
will not cede Cape Briton-they will not
.ede those sea boards aud harbors which
must ever command the mouths Of the st.
Lawrence, and protect the trade of the At
antic
IRELAND.
II is rumored that new morning journal
is being pr jected in Dublin 10 champion
the repeal cause the adyices to pay no
poor rate has been carried ou IN Kilkenny.
Large numbers Of troops have been sent
to the north to preserve the peace, should
any display Of the Orangemen take place
OH the 9Th of November
FRANCE.
The French Ministry resigned in body
on the 3Oth ult. One account says they
we're dismissed, and the President has sent
message to the Assembly, the reading OF
which created great excitemen among the
members and citizens Of Paris generally
IT seems that the whole Of the ministry
with the exception Of M. OdIllon Barror,
who was in the assembly on the morning Oh
the Both to advise with the president re-
spt citing successor to NJ. Fillnux, the re-
nrlng minister At this meeting Louis
Napoleon emphaticaIIy declared that the
Cabinet wanted dignity-an lmputat'nn SUI
| ficiently annoying to raise tie ire OF less
sens nive persouages than tn se who T L ~
the executive of republican Frances cured
insult was too deep to be f,rplyen: he
President said that lie Cabinet had been
tno subserative tn;ne conservative majority
t the Assembly, and that the club of the
Council Of State did what h. himself would
not do, aud settled the policy of the gov
ernment, and actually nomln tied the minis
try; this was enough An explosion inst
'ntly flowed in the evening. NJ. Dupin
read to the Assembly a message from the
President, which is To long for TRANSMISSION
ny telegraph, but which is very spirited
md interesting, for it can hardly fail to
Jrovnke angry passions, aud it may prob
ably produce the coup de tut which has
been long foreshadoWed. The London
Times says-lf clear and definite signi-
fication to the sweeping measure by which
The President of the French Republic has
changed his whole administration, and to
he res0ule message in which he ann0unc-
ed the species Of coup de tat tuthe Nation
Il Assembly, we must suppose that Louis
IA inf a.. IN md
The world, his p!eemptory intention to as
sumo, i'll his own person, he supreme die
latlon of the affairs of the nation. Men
are needed, says the President, who COM
prehend the necessity of the single dirGc-
ton Of hrmer character and of clearly
defined policy, which dues not compromise
power by any rresolutlons Of men, in
short, who are as much filled 18th the cOn
vlction of my peculiar responsibility as
their own; and IF the neceS ity of action
as we'll as Of words, in allusion to the new
ministry.
The Times says amongst the names Of
those who have received the highes. all
polntment i'll the Clbinet, there Is no one
possessing the smallest parliamentary inAu-
ence, or entitled to any degree of public
confidence by past services The mere
wind of an irritated popular assembly would
- sweep away such a cabinet as this
Amongst the more immediate Consequences
OF this change, we place, in the (il st rank
the stimulus it evidently apples to all and
each OF the parties aud fictinns in France.
which are counting the hours of the presen,
government. All persons perceive that by
assuming the chief personal responsibility
of the administration at such a moment
Louis Napoleon had placed himself be-
tween absolute success, crowned by absc
lutte power, aud certain destruction.
I he Moniteur of Thursday contains q
list of the new ministry, of which Genera
DHautpOol is to be minister at War ad in
term, in the absence Of NJ. DeRayneva
with the Portfolio of Foreign Affairs: NJ
Achillefunld is to be Minister Of FInace.-
Theirs. Mole and Gen. Changanler suppor
the new ministry, but have too much pru
dence, it is sand, to loin it.
The proposition of Napoleon Bonapart,
for an amnesty for the insurgents of June
came before the Assembly on the 25th ult
it was, after much discussion, negatyed b.
a majority of 4l9 to 2S3; their trial is still
progressing at Versilles, but presents no in
cident Of interest
The Partisan journals publish the follow
ing Important Geographic dispatch -
Gen LAMORCIERE To THE MINISTER FOL
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 18th.
Count Nesselrode notified yesterdy. t
the Ottoman Envoy, thai the Emperor, tax
ing into consideration the letter nf the Sui
tan, confined himself to demand that th
refugees should be expelled from Turkey
Faud EHendi regards the affairs as settled
Gen. Lamorciere is to be recalled lrou
Russia aud given an important post.
The operatives of Toulouse have opene
subscription to purchase sword of hor
or TOR the Count de Chlubnrd. Herr, 5th
The National states that the French gol
ernment has prohibited he entry int
France of the Piedmontese Journal. La |
talica del Populi. published BY Mszzini
and has also intedicted the passage ihroug
its territories of the numbers addressed /
England and America
. AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
- The fendS who arc nicknamed rulers +
Austria, not satisfied with the human gor
they have shed, still continue their sanru
~ nary career; several additional murde,
Z. have been adeed to the already fearful lis,
IheIr victims who have been strangIed
, PeS'h OF shot, are all men Of rank. an
when 1t Is stated that the wretch II,vna
mas been appointed civil and military Go,
ernor OF Hungary. crimes at which human
NY shndders at once arise befnre the min
at the mention of his name. this whol,