The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-16
European News.

The steamer Africa arrived at New York
on Thursday morning, AT So'clock, after the
very rapid passage If eleven days and lwcn-
~ hours IRON Liverpool, which port she left
on the 29,h ult.
She brings one weeks later news.
The cotton ma,kct at Liverpool had adj
,anced l-S TO IA.
ENGLAND.-A notice has been posted on
the building stating that one OF the latest
resolutions upon which the Commissioners
acted was that the exhibition would positive
" he opened on the first Of May, as origi.
naly announced.
A depula,ion from Liverpool had left for
London to have an interview with the Gov
eminent on the subject OF transatlantic nav
igation.-~ Efforts are now making in certain
quarters 10 remove the Mort h American mail
steamers from Liverpool.
The feeling which prevails out Il doors, on
the subject of the Papa aegresssons. has
found an echo in the House Of Commons,
where the second reading of the Ecclesas.
teal Title Bill has been carried by 43s to
So The minority consists of the Roman
Catholic members, lnw Of the leading Lib
erals. and section of the Peeitcs
Eighty-four peasants suddenly
on the morning of the 22d ult., and took
possession of some guns in the establishment
of the Jesuits. They were beaten of by
the military after Il loss of eight men killed
and wounded
The prospects OF General Cavaienacs g.
lection to the csidcncy of the Republic,
are IT promising. The ministerial papers
impress upon the country the urgent ncces-
sity OF prolonging Louis Nsrolcons term of
Office, us the only chance Of preserving or.
der.
AUSTRIA A communication from Wen.
ma, under date of March 2lst, SAYS the
American Charge d'AfTarcs, Mr. McCurdy,
accompanied by two attaches, arrived there
few days since, ami has been very favor.-
bly, received Ivy Prince Schwarizcnburg.
The affair Of Mr.. Dudley Mann appears
to have been satisfactorily explained 1t is
believed Mr.. Mann was really dispatched to
| Hungary, that in case she should assert her
| Independence. America might he the first to
| acknowledge it. He had not, however any
authority to assist directly or indirectly in
the struggle. Il is fortunate, moreover, that
he did not take any steps in the matter. OF
even proceed to Hungary, for as affairs
turned he might have met with an unpleas.
ami reception.
His Imperial liighness, the Archluke
Ferdinand Max, will leave Vienna this at,
ternoon for Trieste, whence he will start on
his long projected voyage to America The
Emperor, his brother, will accompany him
to Trieste so we may consider that Austria
and the United States ave shaking hands
GERMANY.-Oura dvices from Dresden
are of the goth ult They give no hopes o.
speedy settlement of the German question
with reference to The differences between
Prussia and Austria. Nevertheless, it is sta
| ted that the committees continue their sit
tings and their labors, and that the fourth
committee in particular, is on the point Of
completing its report on the organization and
competency of the Federal Court of Arbi.
traion. A plcnary sitting was expected tc
take place in the course of the present week
ITALY Rome. Marrh 1.-THE Pop.
and the Cardinals have fallen into the depth
of despair since the French steamer of yes
terday distributed the fatal news Of the res
iora.ion of the Russell Cabinet 1t is said
thai the Post fell like Ihunderbolt on the
Vatican, and thai for long time the Holy
Father and the Camarilla rfused 10 credit
the bal news II WAS only when their own
dispatches arrived that they admitted the
melancholy ruth. and now, unable to make
Roadway asainst il. they look to the Pro;ec
tionists. to The Irish members TO iree trade,
to anything and everything. as means oi
again throwing the country into confusion.
and expeling the Wig Cabinet