Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-26
Our New York Correspondence.
INV IuRx, ) j., ~, 1851


to,Iln hnsell IS, Of course, said to be Implicated
G tizen francois Bourbon. formerly known a. the
4 PIrcc lie 10 nyr, aud who stIIl assun Is 10 retain
hit high s'und.ug aud ar-toctatic cbgnom.n,.ee
irternln-l to add his little mite to the CONFUSION
ise cOuiounded' tat agiu'e9 his na;iye land.
lhs genirman has declared his intention VI runnng
Tor hr stihe and spois to be accorded to the wan,r,
Of the French Presidential Peace.
Tue Fash boy vino wears the Austrian Crown has
been n.y. - Ill trn. { llu, tlu tns
taune.s OF even an Austrian Constitution irtteted
him. he has declared his deteunua ION that hence
iolth letters shall be No ~ Austria by his subects
onY AMI. Ivy one strokr nt the pen, he has cody
animated the phanton upOl which he ablect peo-
pie hung with hope ns the type Of better things to
cou".
Italy ia lr.ay disturbed, and tn alarm oil drspo.
tic fuer' existed Naples IS brcpmIn!. day By
a., moe slruCted In connection with oil this
W. h"vr the olnlnous announcement that the French
squadron at Iuu On hae received orders to sail I'M
III GIHtriy tor the coast of ltay. The conduct Of
France III -upJrr-sing Itaunu Liberty al ROM, and
r'nst,tug the Pope on his throne has ever been 10
NV mind, an iieXpIcahe stroke OF pulley but,
should the French litpujllc again Interfere and es-
prralv III behalf ot the besolted despot AT Nuules
the curses OF all good men wIll be her reward and
tn most dreadful punishment that can beaIl nation
will, should it overlake her, lie looked upon as the
righteous d.spemsstIon OF reirbulive justice
The liberation OF hossllh is ow decided upon by
the SubIlm- Porte H., wishes to proceed to England
aud stay there fortnight, for Ihr purpose OF uroyi.
ding for the education Of his Children after which i,
is hs intention to come to America and thank tho
President and Congress for the interest displa,ed in
ms behalf by the American people lie is to be Sc,
al Iib ry on sept. LIST. The Captain OF the Steam
trgate Mississippi, which las waited for Kossuh
. nee the month VI June wishes hun TO proceed to
America forthwith, and vii! perhaps persuade him
to de- 50.
. The wires have just informed US ha, quite an
! interesting party OF young g.'1tmen, now in New
/, Orleans, have con- luded To gu on a pulTIlo Hunt
These youths are prime pny OF those who were dis
; appointed in getting to Cuba and being determined
t. see some fun before they return home, they are
turning their attention to the provincrs OF Mexico ad
Jnc-nt to the Rio Grande Tie movemen, IS said 10
have been contemplated tor some months and the
. leaders engaged in " the cause" have oriy been
waiting for revolutionary outbreak in the State of
New Leon and I ansuiipas as the signal for aIvan.
eng. A couple OF hundred Texan Rangers have
, been enrolled under the command OF Caravaal and
Cauuts is aso sr 10 he connected with the eIpedi-
non he opp, s!tlou OF the troops be OF any
moment as their number is small, and they are sub
d VI ed InIo wildly scatterei detachnents More
yer, Governor Larjenns OF TamauIpas liz said bs
, favorable to the enterprise, and other influential
! uart paraded III the New Odeans paper, az
radrs.
Tn, wcnthcr has been deli ghtiuy COO, for 'are.
or TO " days, and the business streets SHOW good
}. -a'iuk NJ OF country merchants The notes are