Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-13
ARRIVAL OF TIE ASIA,
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


The British mail steamship Asia, from Liver
pool Nov. ODD, arrived in New York Saturday
morning. The intelligence is only three DAYS
later.
ENGLAND.-T The increasing din of The no 20.
perry agitation has kept all other matters out of
notice. Most Of the English Bishops have re-
celyed addresses tom their clergy and returned
replies protesting their loyalty to the Protest.
ant Church and Constitution
FRAYCE.--A letter of General Cavaipnac.
contradlcting statement that he said, that if
Louis Napoleon should be elected by the peo-
pie in 1852, in spite Of the Constitution, he
would place his sword at his service, has attrac-
ted much attention, and has been the topic of
conversation in the Partisan circles.
BY orders of the Minister of War, 23l bripa
des g5ndarmery, II on foot and 1874 on horse
back, are to be Immediately organised, and d.
vded amongst the departments
Opiui is much divided here to dav on tbo
subject of Germany. 1t is much feared that
the meeting of the Chamber in Prussia will rem
der war inevitable, as the Deputies will 90 TO
Berlin deeply impressed with the popular feel
ing The funds, however remain pretty firm.
PRUss1A.-The King himself is open to Par
lament. The Cabinet endeavored TO defer the
debates on the affairs Of Germany. The de-
bate will be put off until final settlement of
pending questions has been effected The Con.
stutional party advocates war with Austria
The Government of Brunswick has protested
against the march Of Austrian and Federal
troops through the Brunswick domnons. In
case the Austrlans should, nevertheless, attempt
TO pass through Brunswick, the Government
intends to appeal to the protection of Prussia.
Such an appeal would be obligatory on Prussia.
The armameutS continued,
AUsTRIA.-The ornaments were still contin.
ued with great energy. Large masses of TROOPS
were moving from Hungary and Croatia to Join
the army.
PRUssIA.-Opening Of the Berlin Parlia-
mrnt-Berlin, Nor. 2lSt., 12.45 noon.-Tbe
Parliament has just been opened by the King
The Royal speech is TO the following effect -
My intention to create Constitution which
shall answer the wants of the German Nation,
has hitherto failed. In my hopes of the future,
have chung to the idea which prevades nv en-
beavers, but cannot resume its realization on
a new foundation, until after the decision res
! pcctlng the new formation of the German Con-
/ federation.
hope that the negotiations on this subiec {,
will soon come to prosperous end hope
! that our armaments will suffice to protect our
rights. II this point be gained, that armament
has no danger for the tranquility Of Europe
For my people are not only strong but consider
ate. We seek not war. We seek not to in
fringe on the rights of any body but our en-
deavors tend to effect an arrangement of the
common fatherland which shall be suitable TO
the condition Of Prussia
p. M.-The Royal speech has caused the
greatest excitement 1t is thought 10 be, favor
able TO the war party Prussia has promised 10
support the Brunswick protest against t he pas
sage OF the Federal troops. The ministerial
journal appeals to the Parliament, entreating
them not to PREJUDICE the policy of the Cabinet
nevertheless the overthrow o the Manteuiel
cabinet is considered as certain.
Hanover has decree the mobilization of its
Federal contingent. The Hanoverian Cabin, t
has declare d its assent to the passage Of Fed
eraI army through Hanover to flostein. Elk.
changes On 2lst-Voluntary loan 96i; New
onn a per cent. 9ia; State loan 79i,.
CENTRAL GERMANY-Frankf Nop. 2oM.
Another corps of Prussian reserves was an.
nounced at Casse on the 10Th. The corps of
General Grocveu had received rerforcements.
1t had advanced to Burgham, on the Fulda road
The Federal army Of % 900 men is still in and
around Fuda. Having consumed the SUI
stance OF the districts they occupy, hunger
will soon compel them either to advance or re-
trea:. EXCHANGES 20h-Flves II Fours So