Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-09

lcrowds Of viciousiy incliacd and idle fellows
are 10 he found about the barracks, in the
streets, and wherever al emUet is likely to
happen. Large bodies Of the troops in the
provinces show strong symptoms of insub
ordination.
At Anglers, serious outbreaks have &C.
cured, and one regiment had been altogeth.
er broken up, and the men sent to AIgiers.
The President, it is said, has determined to
give in his resignation, in the event of his
nos being very warmly supported by the
majority Of the Assembly.
The populace of ST. Felix Amcnt, with
the mayor at their head, receatly paraded
the streets and shouting Vice Ia Repub-
lcqWe Democratique Sociuts.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The overland mail arrived on Monday,
bringing dates from Bombay to the 10Th Of
March, CaIc.,ta to the 7th, and Hong
Kong 10 the 9th of February. The expi-
dition under Sir Colin Campbell, sent from
Peshawar to the Hill tribes, has been defeat
ed, with the loss Of over 100 men. The
Hindoo and Mussuiman population in the
city of Mlzerapoor, had risen against each
other, under the influence ofreligious fanat-
icisn, aud in the confusion the city was des-
troyed by fire.
The commercial advsces from India arc
considered satisfactory. At Canton the
Chinese Holidays had interfered with bus-
ness fot some days previous to the depart
ure of the mail. At The opening ofbusiness
a lively trade, at advanced rates, was antici-
paIed Cotton goods had advanced consid.
cradle. From CeyIon, the reports in re-
gard to the Coffee crop, werevery encour-
aging.
GREECE.
The Borsenhalle had advices from Athens
OF the 9Th inst, stating that the conferences
are being continued and the British fleet
fired salute on the anniversary of the HILL
enic instruction.
HUNGARY
The leaders of the Hungarian revolution
having three months ago been summoned
to surrender within ninety days, all who
have not done so have been sentenced to
death in continuation. Among them are
Kossuth, Teleki, and others.
A Turkish frigate arrived at Malta on the
9th, with about 200 Hungarian refugees on
board. They were to proceed to Belgium,
thence to England, and then to the Uuited
States.
TURKEY.
A letter from Constantinople of the 9th,
states that di plomatc relations have been
resumed by the Porte and Austria Mr.
Marsh, Minister from the United States, has
been received by the Sultan in very lIatter.
ing manner. 1t is said, that the new Lega.
ton will be likely to prove a very inhuen.
tlal one. and that the embassies Of America
and England mutually support each other
The Sultan is adding Christian battalion
to each of his regiments.
RUSSIA.
The late martial news from Russia i.
confirmed by all the German and Austrian
papers.
ITALY.
AT the enterance the Pope into Rome
therewaS no pomp or public display, beyond
the necessary guards and staff. His recep.
ton from the people is said to have been
very enthusiastic.
The offer ofTuscany to reler the English
indemnity question to the arbitration Of Rus
ssia, has been refused by Lord Palmerston
In Sardinia, all ecclesiastical privileges
have been abolished. The Papal Nuncic
consequently demanded and received hi
passports, and has left Turin.