Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03

instruction of the 18th of June thu, bo
would eat the heart of the President and
s"e ultra royalst journals continue TO mani.
h os' 'neir haired of England Orders have
my from K e nSies.hdSfE Portion of the ar
to improve the condition of the emancipa.
ted slaves in the colonies of France.
Only two measures were discussed to-
day in the assembly; one was for grant
of money to complete the tomb of Napole-
on, withdrawn by the government the
other was proposition to have three mill
ions of francs advanced to worklngmen's
associations by the state refused. A
stamp duty Of four centmes is about to be
laid upon newspapers. The President of
the republic has originated the idea of es.
tabishing, under the control of the state
banks, banks nutua assistance for the
working classes.
The further accounts from Agiers state
that not a soul in all Zatchu has been left
to tell the tale of its sad and mournful o,
verthrow by the French. The whole city
is desolate.
The m ton to abolish punishment by
death for all classes of offences was this
day rejected by the Assembly.
Passports are to be discontinued. There
has been another violent scene in the Ma
tional Assembly and the debate on portable
liquors is not vet finished. The Bourse
was dull and little doing yesterday -
Threes closed al 56f SOC and fves at Off.
and 95c.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Our advces from ConstantinopIe are to
the 25th of November As yet, the extra
diton has not been s tiled. and is not like
Iy to be. The emperor of Russia still per-
sisted in his demand to have the Hungari-
ans and Poles banished from the Ottoman
empire The Porte resists these demands
In the opinion of the Times correspondent
the emperor is merely DESTROYS ofpostponing
arupture until the spring sets in. Meantime
Turkey is making every preparation &c
meet him, should he advance.
The English feet had left the Darda-
neles. Russia is increasing her fleet.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Dec 2-The minister
of finance has been empowered to issue
exchequer bills to the amount of six mill
ions of silver rubes.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The state of siege will be removed from
Vienna OH the first of January. The EN-
peror has returned to Schonbuna from
Prague Orders have been sent to the ar
nv of observation in Bohemia to approach
as near the Saxon frontier as possible. Al
fairs in Hungary continue unsettled. /
Pesth paper states that Prince Metternic
has written letter to an Austrian Minis
Ter, in which he declared that the Austria
monarchy cannot enjoy lasting peace, III
ess Hungary is maintained in its precec
ING relations as a seperate state with Aus
tra Thirteen recent condemnatIons haV
been committed to Imprisonment with har
labor for 30, Is and years.
Vienna is completely imbedded in snnw
The railroads are thus rendered nearly US
less Advices from Ersnki,xtu ga fhe ii o.
) prevent the installation oil the Central a
interim administration notwithstanding a
the precautions of the Police Kossut
medals have been introduced into Hungary
they are considered by Magyar patrols
inestimabIe value The Cologne Gazett
publishes letters from ii correspondent WI
. has recently made an excursion into HUI
gary; he declares that lamentable desol
ation and misery reigned in the land; TIL
old men, women and children are to t
seen in want of the commonest necessarit
of life, and that fertile and cultivated lane
have fallen to lower price than the virgi
forests of America.
Many 0fthe great proprietors have di
posed Of their estates Letters from Vie
ma, Of the 9th, state shat ministerial CT
sis is at hand in that capital.
, ITALY.
: Letters from Naples announce that gre
arrangements were in progress, but fl
what object was unknown. The fortress
z Gaeta was being repaired and armed. TT
Pontifcal frontier is being line d with troop
D The new French chief is resolute and fir
: to the cardinal The treasury of The Ca
e dinaI triumvirale is reported insolvent.-
tNeume has been fixed for the return of Il
j Pope