Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-08
Goretalr Nous.
Arrival OfThe Canada.

The Canada, Capt Harrison, arrived
here at seven this morning, and sailed for
New York with one hundred and twenty
five through passengers.
The Pacific arrived at Liverpool at half
past five Wednesday morning, ten and a
half days from New York. The Cambria
arrived the day prexiouS, thirteen days from
New York, at nine o'clock with moderate
SOUTHEAST wind
At the latest dates the American fleet
was off the port OF Lisbon, but the papers
furni.h 10 news relative to the difficulty be-
tween Portugal and the United States.
Little doubt exists that hostilities have
ere this actually recommended between
Denmark and the Duchies. It so, impor-
tant results are likely to ensue. as large
large Russian fleet is off the coast for the
avowed purpose of giving the Danes all the
assistance they may require
In Ireland, Cancellation Hall has been
closed, and the Repeal agitation is for the
present at an end
The loss of the Viceroy caused no des-
pondency on the part of the friends of the
Galway line, Arrangements are said to be
on foot for boat better adapted to the
route.
MARKETS. Flour easier to buy. Prices
nearly nominal. Corn dull; yellow one
shilling, and white sixpence lower. Wheat
dull two pence lower.
Provisions. Beef exceedingly dull
For mess pork more inquiry; prime mess
attracts no attention.
ENGLAND.
The proceedings of Parliament possess no
general interest, The Ministry have evin.
ced no desire to resign, and 1t is expected
that the session will shortly close in quiet
ness. Once on the Spirit-duty bill, and
subsequently on the Attorneys Certificate
bill, the government barely escaped defeat.
Sir Thomas Wilde has been promoted to
the WooIsack. The split in the church
consequent upon the dispute between the
Bishop of Exter and the Bev. Mr.. Gorham
is again about to occupy public attention,
A great meeting to discuss the subject is to
be held on Tuesday in London, when it is
proposed to adopt series of resolutions, of
which the first will be in the form of pros
test against the judgement ofthe Gorham
case The second consists of the adoption
of an address, to the Queen. The third is
an address, to the Archbishops and Bishops.
The fourth, an address, to the Scotch BlSh-
OPS The fifth, an appeal to the Clergy u
Laity of England
The present Sir R. Peel has been elect
ed to Parliament for Tamworth without
opposition To-
land ended its career OH Monday last.
The cholera has again broken out in
London.
FRANCE.
The law against the press passed the AS
sembly on Monday, by majority OF ~
The bill has undergone many alterations
+ It's chief features are these: The caution
money is enormously increased stamps
are imposed on all the newspapers, but th'
; Paris journals are more heavily strmpe'
than the provincial, the increase in thu
E price of newspapers, thus caused, being a
: bout sixty pounds. Euery newspaper Grt'
ch must be signed by the name Of 'he "r'te'
. In other words, the anonymous press IS de
stroyed, One of the pecullarlties as r.
cards the stamp to be affixed in future Il
a that newspapers which publish tale, sketc
or story, will have to pay one centlme mol
for the stamp.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The butcher Haynau has been dlsml'
!. ed in disgrace from the Government :,
~ Hungary. The immediate cause OF his d
Of missal is owing to his having set at lloeI
Il. Bezerady, the confidential friend OF no
on nth. The government would gladly d
e5 miss Radetzky, likewise, from his itali
at command. but he is too powerful IN
for command.
to The cholera is less violent at Vienna
TURKEY.
The accounts respecting the revolt
on this country are most conflicting. Lett
I'U IN from Semln of the Sd July, announce
fen. the Bulgarians had taken the city OF L
grade, after an obstinate resistance, d
'ther captured eight cannons. The force of
Bulgarians amounts to 900 men. Th
is reason to believe that the revolt is
l. serious character.
o get DENMARK AND THE DUCHlE
utes Dates from Hamburger to the 18th S
at a ,bot , h1s,;Io .,,.,,-..99 - -, SC l.
it if s,. Ii 'o INV 0',ie"' S' INC pau VI
from ma" "au oeei maue' one nau PIdoeu
;. but troops across the frontier of the Duel
cable with the intent, it IS said, of enforcing
arge. claim in decisive manner. Holster
erdaay supported by Brunswick, Hanover, a
DC Tor few of the German confederated ST
,u,on. whilst Denmark has the firm support
s Sowh Russian fleet of about IL sail of the lin
j line 1t is reported that the Prussians have 4
retrogade movement from Scpleswig,
ply to that the Cutch Quarter-Master has sen
ders OIL as far as Flensburgh to have
lrning tiers prepared for large body of troop
llcn a. 7. be placed in occupation there. Sever
on' .n ID the German and Prussian officers have
mill. ed the Hosten army with view to
service. Beside the l9 sail Of Russia
effec- is said that additional vessels have been
Of the off Rostocke.
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