The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the Canada, which arrived at Hall
fax on Wednesday last, we have the col
lowing intelligence
ENGLAND.-The proc ceilings Of Plrlia-
ment possess no general interest. The
Ministry evuced no desire 10 resign. aud il
is expected the session will close soon in
quielness.
Sir Thomas Wilde has been promoted 10
the Woolsack.
The split in the Church. consequent up.
on the dispute between the Bishop Of Ex-
eler and the Rev. Mr.. Gotham, is again a
bout to occupy public attention. great
meeting TO discuss the subject il 10 be held
on Tue sday, in London, when it is pro-
posed 10 adopt a series of resolutions, Of
which, the first will be in The form ola pro-
test against the Judgment oil the Gorham
case second consists OF The adoption Of
an address TO the Queen; third, an ad
dress TO the Archbshops and Bishops;
fourth, address 10 the Scotch Bishops; fllh
appeal 10 the clergy and laty of England
The present Sir X. Peel has been elect
ed for Tamworlh without opposition.
The National Repeal Association Of Ire.
land ended its career on Monday last.
Cholera has again broken out in Lon>
don.
A host of Yankee Professors in Biology
are excring heir art in various parts of
England, Scotland and Ireland, but the
science does not take.
FRANcg.-Th law agans, The Press
passed the Assembly, on Monday, by ma.
jority OF III. The bill has undergone
many alterations. lis chief features are
the Caution money is enormously ncrcas-
ed Stamps are imported on all newspa
pers, but The Paris journals more heavily
stamped than provincial. the increase in
the price oil newspapers thus caused being
about 60 pounds; every newspaper article
must be signed by The name Of the writer,
in other words the anony nous press is en-
tirely destroyed. One of The pecnliariies
as regards The stamp to he affixed in iulure
is, that newspapers which publisha tale,
! sketch or story, will have to pay one cen
time dearer stamp.
Within the last few DAYS many Of the le
glimist party have openly displayed franc
pieces with the head OF Henry the Fifth
impressed thereon.
DENMARK AND THE DUcnIEs.-Dates
from Hamburger 10 the 18th state that n
hostile movement OIL the part of Denmark
had been made. She had placed her
troops across The frontier OF the Duchies
with the intention, il is said, OF enforcing
her claim in decisive manner. Holsiein
is supported by Brunswick, Hanover and
"A few OF the German oonlederaled States,
whilst Denmark has the firm support Of a
Russian fleet Of about eighteen sail OF The
line.
II is reported that the Prnssians have
made retrogradc movement from Schles-
| wig, and that The Danish quarler-masier
has sent orders on as far rs Flensburgh TO
have quarters prepared for large body Of
troops TO be placed in occupation there
Several of the German and Prussan Off
GERS have joined the Hoslein army with a
view 10 active service.
In addition to The eighteen sail Of Rus
slams, il is said that additional vessels have
been seen of Roslock.
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.-The College
of Princes has been held, hut nothing def
mite has been effected in the settlement Of
the affairs Of Germany.
The late correspondence between Prus-
STA and Austria on the constitution of an
interior central government Of Germany,
has failed 10 produce any result. Sill
Prussia does not abandon The hope that an
agreement will eventually be made, aud 10
effect which, she proposes 10 prolong the
present organization OF the Union for three
mon his longer, to which most Of the States
have assenled.
The Zollverein Congress is being held
at Cabel, aud il is considered certain that
the Prussian propositions for an increase of
protection TO the manufacturers will pass.