Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
toreian Nous.
HALIFAX, Telegraph Office. :

| MONDAY morning, u'ciock. s
The steamship America from Liverpoui for
Boston, arrived at IL O'Clock last night.
There IL increased buoysncy IN the corn mar
ker -Four mas advanced Is. ami inliin cora
the same. Recent public s,les Of C,tf.--, e.
| Ams'esdam, were unSarIsfact'ry, and cIn-e
prices 10 recede. They have since r4.,sI
slightly.
! In American provisions the market has been
dull, and prices are lower, especially fr Bic'H'
Hams ard Lard, each OF which have Gecedea
about IL. Ashes-The market very qne.-
trans &c ions only of retail character.
At Paris, although there increased excite
nnent and greater bitterness between conflicting
parties, the only marked evcns OF the ,.,eini. d.
have been. first, the revolt vi one OF Nh. reg
menis. which the government has succee,iet
IN quelling,-and second, p"pnar de.npns r.
ton in small way, against Loui- Napo!eOn.
| he passed through the srer-S Perhaps the.
ost significant event Ia the legislative i-s.iis-
bl., vas propr..,ioa by NJ. de L,roche ID IT,
ln... fraud of the President, to the I'd. CT. ,h 81
or ne firsr Sunday in June, the N,r,ou should
be called upon 10 pronounce definitely on the,
form % government w!,lch ii sh"nlG choose t.
seleci-ibat every elecrur should be called up ~
TO iuscrIbe upon his bulletin, Monarchy or Re-
public-Ihst If a Republic shoud acquire tie
majority. 1t should be praclainied IN the Cham-
Der by the President OF the Republic ami At tie
Monarchy obtain the majority, u si.aii b. pru-
claimed by The President al the A -seuby-InIs
remarkable proposal was received IN s.ne an 81
lence BY the majority, and BY derisive suters
from the Montagne-bu, at length the pr-psi:
was negstved-it having fallen To the groun IN
consequence OF not being seconded, an. the pre-
vious question was immediately vute unanin-
ously. The members OF the Mountain rec-l,ei
the announcement with cry oi WE Ii RI
pubque."
1, Is said that the President of the R llc
IS So deeply IN debt, that noinlng but the YJ-s-s-
J. Of tnr imperial crown can ex ricAIe nlu,
aud that he IS at present engaged IN ne.s,'sraii'a
with Russia Tor tue purpose at possessing hili-
sell at that, TO HIN, Necessity p-.tec loa. Ibe
government are perseverance! employed N iatfo-
dueing tiieir measures ot coelcis.i, la winch lac
| majority OF the Assembly support then. Ias
Paris correspondent OF the london 5 aIdirs, u
late date, says that the government sad %
nave received dispatches IRON Germany, wAish
lead to the belief that collision between Aus- .
tria and Prussia Is almost unavoidable. Tie
language used by both powers partakIus Lofe
| and more Of hostile character. !.
.Adyces from Athens 10 the Sth OF GifcA,
but they furnish only confirmation OF pfevlsl'
reports. Eleyen OF the captured vesseis have
been given up by Commodore P.r.er. A cur
rier arrived viii, dispatches from ,ndOn IN 'is
18th.
| recent number Of the Roman Observer s't's
that The return of the Pope to Rome MSS o7raI
definitely liked for the b h Instant. tn sfesai.
return Of his Holiness appears to give ssenei'
Satisfaction.
Adsices from Lisbon state that Commoc !
Aartin was concentrating his squadron a' d III
ragus, IN anticipation of hostile yIslt iIo'n o
American naval forces, 10 enforce set O.
OF long-standing claims by the American. g."
ernmeut.
TUKKEI.-Recent advices from ConstannA0
pie, state that preparations were benz 'nl'S
Conduct kossulh and the other Hungarian XIV
gees 10 kutahia, IN ASIA Minor, where IAel Ill
Ia be Outlined, II Is Said, tive years
| A lelegrapnic despllca OF The 53.h OF Mar
I from Trieste. state, tnat the LIS iEfec'i0i
Bosnia 10 extending It's range, anu ihcfe1siH-
strength. 1000 Turkish troops were d 49,
by the insurgents, and compeiisd 10 e'a''-
the fortress OF Banjsluka.