Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
foreign Mus.
2 Weeks later from Europe.

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The America arrived at ~ O'Clock las.
might and sailed at half past two this morn
ing. wind north, and light. She has 70
through passengers
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on the
! ID of April. Her news caused an advance
/ in cotton from 4 To 3-S on nmldIing quail
/ tiles Amerian.
Public order prevails at Paris, bn, poiiti-
cal affairs have assumed nlne thrcatning
aspect.
/ The English coast was visited nv a severe
HURRICANE on the 3hh oi March, causing
n,nch d. hrucil"n Of property aud trghfuI
ln>s Of life Amongst otiler vessels ioSt was
the Jnhn r Skiddy which was driven a.
>hnrh nn the west Of Wexford, where she
was a total wreck-Cnpt Simply. passengers,
aud crew, saved The Howard, from New
! Orleans. was also wrecked at the encrance
# the Mer>ry. The steamer Adelaide,
from Dublin t." London, WAS los, near the
m"uth If The Thames, and Gyey soul on
board. numbering 800 w7s drowned;
The coast is every where Srewed with
portions of vessels that have fallen Il prey to
the elements,
AdviccS to the last Of November have
been received from Hobart TowR, Fln Die
mems Land announcing the arrival there OF
Smith O'Bren, and his associates in the
Irish rebellion of 1919 The fel,ns were
granted tickets of leave, on condition OF
their ehgageimg that their liberty should no,
All, except O. Brirn accepted The bocs117,ETs
has heen sent under surveillance to Mari.
Island.
Another mail has Arrived from India, bring.
ing dates from Bombay 10 the I'd March.
and from Calcnita to Goth February. There
are evidences Of growing pnea~in4.> on the
part of The people, several rather serious
demonstrations had been made against Brit
Ish rule. As an inevitable consequence,
m"'c valuable territory has been annexed to
The East india Company's possessions.
Trade at Bombay vas far from sltisfac.
tory; export produce was scarce, and the
money nurket vas stringent. At Calcutta,
affairs present ii far more encouraging as
pect.
Al Paris, although there is increased ex.
element and greater bitterness between
conflicting parties, the only marked events
OF the fortnight have been, first, the revolt
"t one OF the regiment, which the govern.
ment has not succeeded in queling-and
secund, popular demonstration. in small
way, against Louis NapoIeon, as he passed
'baoush the streets. Perhaps the most sg-
n'h'cah event in the legislative assembly,
was proposition by NJ. de Isaroche Jaqne.
line, friend Of the President, to the effect
that on the first Sunday of Jnne, the nation
should be called upon to pronounce delinit-
veiy on the form OF government which il
choose to Select--,hat every clector should
be called upon to inscribe upon his bule.
TN, Monarchy or Republic if Re-
public should acquire the majority, it should
be proclaimed in the Chamber by the Pres.
ldent of the Republic, p,d if the Monarchy
Obtain the majority, II shalt be proclaimed
by the President ofihe Assembly.
This remarkable proposal was eceiyed in
solemn silence by the majority, aud by de-
rIsIve sneers from the mountain; but at length
The proposal was negaived--it having fall
Ell 10 the ground in consequence of mt he.
ing seconded, and the previous question was
immediately voted unanimously. The MEM
bers of the monntai" received the announce
n,ent with the cry of" YueA Renuhllque 7"
Ii is said tha, the president ct The Repub.
lie IS so deeply in dept that nahlng but the
possession 81 the ini,et,a crown can extri-
ca'c hun, and THAI he ia u, pre>en, engaged
m negoliitim with kuSSia, lnr The purpose
ct possessing hrmSelie If that, Ia hun. now
necessary pr"lecrnpp. The government ar
perSeVer'ngy emPi'yed IN nirodu ing their
measures of co@rcioG inwhnh the mainri.
" al the assembly support them. The Par.
Is correspondent uf the London Standard
OF late date. says. that government is said
TO have received dispatches from Germany.
which lead to the heileI that 4 collision be-
tween Austria and Prussia il almost una.
voldable. The langn ge used l.y both pow.
ers partaklng more aud more Of hostile
character.
Advices trnm Aihcus are ;he 10Th of
March, hut they FURNISH uuly confirmation
"'prevInns reports Eleven ui the captured
vessels have been given up by Com. Parker.
A courier arrived with dispatches from
l. ndou II the Is h.
A recent number Of the Roman Ohser.
yer says that the return ofthe Pope Of Rome
has been fixed for the 9Th inst, which an.
pears TO give general satisfaction.
The English aud Spanish governments
are IN lair way TO settle their difficulties.
he state ct Cuba causes the creates, sollc-
''nde on the part Of the Spanish govern
ment.
Adylces from Consatinotpls say. Kossu,h
and other Hungarians are to be imprisoned