Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-08
SEVEN DIIS LATTER IRON EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA AND
WASHT\GTON
New York, Thursday eve. Jl

AKIN AL of III ANl4lt-AN-h -A+'b
WASHINGTON.
New York, Thursday eve. July 81.
The steamship Washington, in fourteen and
a half DAYS from Bremen, via. southampton, ar
rived at this port last evening. with lGO pas
senrers. Her dates are four days later than
bv the last foreign arrival.
The British mail Steamship Niagara, from
Liyerpool. with u passengers. arrived at her
wharf at about ) o'clock this afternoon. She
brings London dates of the 18th, Liverpool of
the 18th. and Paris of the 18th inst, her adyi-
ces being seven days later than by the Amer
ca. and three days later than the Washington'S
news. Tie Niagara left Liverpool on the 10Th
nlt., and has made the passage in about II days.
Her mails for Boston were forwarded by the
Stoningon boat, at Is o'clock this evening
The new Steamship City Of Manchester, Of
the Philadelphia and Liverpool Line, arrived at |
Liverpool on the 18TH. and was to have sailed
for Philadelphia on the 25th inst
ExGLAyp.-ln the British House Of Lords,
the bill for the admission of Jews into Parlla-
mcnt has again been rejected, by lll to los.
The new member for Greenwich, who Is Jew,
on the following night presented himself to be
swo H. and proceeded with his oath as far as
his religion allowed him, when he paused and
was ordered to withdraw. The proceedings
were to be reviewed on the 2lst.
A bill has reached lis third reading in the
House of Commons, enabling parties to law
suits to give evidence in their own cases, and
also enabling wives to test in all except
criminal cases, in which their husbands are IN
tcrested.
The English journals contain the announce
ment of the death of tie celebrated NJ. Da-
cucrre, who expired recently, near Paris.
The great Exhibition continues to attract Its
crowds On the 18th, there were 14,C00 Wis
itors.
The London Times has commenced fierce
and able onslaught against the immense income
of the English Bishops.
At an Orange Riot in Liverpool on the Nth,
three persons were killed, and several danger
ou.ly wounded.
The failure of Ralph & Risk of Liverpool,
for $50, OOU is announced.
I he annual meeting of the Royal Agricul-
tural Society of England has commenced, and
was attended by an immense number from all
parts of the kingdom.
The movement to retain the Crystal Palace
progresses briskly, and an interesting debate in
the House of Lords had taken place on the pre-
eentntion of petition from Jno. Paxton, devel-
opinr his views. The Times of the 10Th con-
tajns an interesting letter from the same gen.
tclnar, addressed to Lord Campbell, who had
spoken in the House against the project OF
making the building permanent monument.
The banquet on board the Atlantic passed
off with great cclat. Mr. Brown, NJ. p. pre-
sided.
1t is stated in some Of the Irish papers that q
company is forming in the British metropolis,
and that 100000 had been subscribed, for eS-
tlbllshing steam communication between
Galway and New York, by means OF two
..,., ~
that have vet been engaged in transatlantic
navigation.
In the House of Commons, an attempt tC
apply the principle of protection to Irish mil
lars, was dehatcd and ncgatived.
FRANcE.-In France everything else gives
place to the discussion upon the revision OF the
Constitution. Many distinguished speakers
have already delivered their opinions in TIN
Ascend V, but much larger number still re-
main to be heard. On " ednesliy, NJ. Berry
or occupied the Tribune until the rising of tht
House. in a speech in favor Of the strictly legl
revision but against the Wolongaton OF Lou
Napo,cons term or his reelection. On Thurs
day, Victor Hugo, amid calls for the close O
the debate, also opposed I!,' reelection.
Gen. de Killers has resigned the comman
Of the army of Paris, and Gen. Magnan h.
been appointed to that post
throughout France, has made further progress
SPAIN-ln Spain, the leading fact is, tn
formal announcement that the Queen has bee
for five months in state winch again give
promise Of liucal heir to the throne.
Tclermphic accounts from Madrid, of I'll
l0th inst state that, IN consequence of mtor
nation received by the government, OF a proL
able insuToctonary movement measures ha
been taken the previous night, by the author
tea, to rcprcss 1t at It's first appearance III
public tranquility, however, had not been dl
turbel. 1t is not stated what political par
intended to make the movement
PouTuGAl-ln Portugal, Saldanha has Dc
cldcl upon change in hls cabinet.
The now mister had assumed the dirccu'
of public afiiirs, but without any appare
change in policy. financial embarrassment
were threatening to cngulph the kingdom.
The award of the President Of the Fren
Republic, to whom has been referred the mi
tiers in dispute between the governments of t
United States aud Portugal. was understo
to be unlayoribc to the American claims.
The Friratc ST. Lawrence has left the I
gus Tor New York.
observation-disclosures from Copenhagen q
TO the lth. The ministerial crisis continue
and no authentic rumors have TRANSFERRED wi
regard to the result
tirRuANY.-Our correspondence from lln
burg is to the l2lh inst. Several persons W
had arrived there from London, were arrest
at the request of the Austrian and Prussi
Governments, on suspicion ofpolltlcal ofienct
There was much excitement III consequent
The King OF Hanover refused to lend hnns'
10 such proceedings.
The Austrian Government has issued d
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