Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31
Arrival OF the America.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EuRor
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH Orrtcr

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFrror n
Tuesday, July g2d A
The British mail steamer America. Can,
arrived at the dock at half past O'Clock D '1J
having left Liverpool 18th inst. The A..
has 60 passengers, including the new Iord ny
of Nova Scotia and five Others, for HaliG,. \
has large cargo, and experienced heavv
winds all the passage.
! England. In the British Parliament III.
/ feats sustained by the Government on Tn'
respecting the vote by ballot, and the ANN
on Attorneys, have produced no practical ro'
! Nothing has occurred IN either house. eye.
| final passage, through the Commons, of N.
repeating the Window tax, and estabIs6.
/ House tax, and the ignominous defeat. bv
of $50 to -, ON Mr.. Humes renewed af;,1
throw dust upon Sir James Brooke, the rsi.i
Saawak.
Reports from Ireland announce that tho
20 disease had reappearcd. The extent il
partial
A grand fete was to have taken place n.
| lib, Oh board the United States steamshe
lantic, after which there would be M
soirec at the Town Hall, Liverpool. Distpv
ed Americans arc invited.
France. In France, NJ. De Tocouowlo
presented to the Assembly the report of he
nttec on the revision of the constitute,
The report Is strongly in favor of an entire
'lon, but without any personal bearing whsia
indeed IL Is remarkable for singularlv s,r
nartiality and candor. Reports are currer
Gen Baraguay D'Hilliers has resigned IN ]
Of Commander-in-Chlefi in PARIS. Gen r.
ar is to propose motion for the election d.
Constituent Assembly by universal sue
should the revision be voted. The deb.,.'
The report of the revision committee takes N
IN July nth.
The Council Of State. by a vote Of Is a,,p
5, have settled the responsibility of Exec.
power in conformity with the Cousum.
provision of which renders 1t high tressa
the President TO subyert the 4jth article d
Constitution
Little news from Germany, except fe.s,
ports Of arrangements concerted at Marsu.
the military dispositions IN Germany, so a.
suppress any revolutionary attempt
Tho .lmaIodn .}pnir0Sary Of Iyldepend,nn
This anniversary was celebrated on the Alb .
grand concert, ball and supper, given TO tbc "A
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Lawrence, bv Mr. Peab.
The large hall Of WillIs's room was the seen
the entertainment, and appropriately decor
with flags and ombiems. The American e.
and colors on a large scale adorned the wa
)ne end, and were suspended over pora-
Washington, while on the lower end was
trait OF our Queen with the appropriate a
England. Though in characteristics comp.n
with American taste, the lion and unicorn d.
ed ln miniature opposite the gigantic roon.
ton OF the eagle. stars and stripes, this iac
only noticed by the hypercrucal, aud af
Dot tf spirit and gaiety of the assembled e.
The company comprised many of tle a-a
,onagos ui England. DO addition 70 all tle .
favored o! the natives of the United Stats
present IN Inudon. The Duke of Wcm.
walked 10 az half past eleven, and was rce,
with several rounds Of cheers, the baud Ja
the usual heroic song that grects the yetar.
Waterloo. SIR George Grey was also p-,.
as well other distinguished persons
concert, which comprised most of the yoca'
ent now IN London such voices. for us'-
as those Of Catherine Hayes. SoGe Cm.
Gardon and Labhche-was followed hy Il
ing, which was kept up with the greatest OF
ton. The lateness Of the hour alone prov
us from noticing the proceedings al 10 sur
winch proved no donbt conducive 10 the pls
Of aii present. Need we say that SIC v
scene was emblemauc OF the good undaf.,
ing which now go happily rcigus betseeu /
land and the United States.- LoHIoy Il
.Ntics