The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-15
Three Days Later from Europe. Arrival
Of the Humboldt.


Three Days Later from Europe. Arrival
Of the Humboldt.
NEW YoRk, Oct. 8.
The Humboldt arrived here about 6 o.
clock this afternoon. She lett liavre the
cath of September and Cowes the evening
Of the same day, bringing London papers Of
the oath, "a passengers and two hundred
tons Of goods. She has had very bolster
Gus passage, with heavy westerly gales.
The Asia arrived out at noon on the 2lst
Superintendent II days passage. The
Hermann arrived at Southampton the same
aftcrnoon--about | : days passage.
The imports of gram we're limited, and
prices generally had undergone little or no
change; where any had occurred it was IA
Voring buyers, except for Indian Corn, which
was Cd per quarter dearer, and firmly sup
ported.
Four-Good brands OF fresh, sweet Amer
lean are much scarcer and command fully
late rates. Wheat had undergone no change,
Notwithstanding it had slightly declined at
Mark Lane. New Oats and Ga. Meal were
irine easier.
The potato disease seem, to be spreading
in the north part Of Ireland, and causing
considerable alarm, bm owing to the abund
ance of the wheat crop, no apprehension is
felt Of deficiency of food.
EscLAND The news from England pos
sesses but little interest. The London papers
are discussing the question OF eastern poi-
tics in connection with the contemplated
Railroad from Alexandria 10 Cairo.
The steamer Avon arrived at Southamp>
ton Sept. 30, with tho West Indian mail,
and one million and half in specie.
Silsbee, the American actor, made sue
cessful debut at the Adelphi, in London, on
the 23d ult., in the character Of Jonathan
Ploughboy.
Great preparations are making at Liver
pool for the reception Of the Queen, on her
contemplated visit 10 tina, town.
The receipts oil the Great Exhibition on
the 23d were nearly $4,000.
a sefpriming musket invented by DR.
MAYNARD Of Philadelphia. is attracting some
attention.
The owners Of McCormick's reaping ma
chine challenge the world for trial of Ca
pnbli,ics.
Madame Celeste i, about to leave for
America
Mr.. Lawrence is yet in ireland
Steamer Atlantic had arrived 10 the Aier.
sey, on the cath.
The Ncspoliian government has replied
20 the charges of Mr.. Gladstone.
The news OF the Lopez tragedy reached
London on the 2ist. aud elected consdera,
BILE comment from the London press chiefly
in favor OF the cause of the Spanish govern
ment.
Spain, at last accounts, WAS talking oil
making reprisals on American commerce for
the loss Of Cuba The news Of Lopez.
defeat had not reached Madrid.
Tho Lady Franklin. Capt. Penny, of the
Arctic Expedition, arrived at WooIwich or
the 18th Sept. Officers and crew all well
The Danish interpreter expressed his belle
that the discovery ships Erehus and Terror
are still safe.
The news from the New South VALE.
gold country, still continues exciting. Ii
seems 10 he found in all directions. At one
of the diggings near Bathurst, Il lump oil
goll weighing ono pound seven ounces wa.
picked up and SOLD for fifty pounds.
From the Continent .he news possesses nc
interest.
FRASCr.-In France the revisionary
movement continues. Thirty Councils which
have hitherto abstaned from expressing an
opinion, have passed resolutions in favor Of
revision. The public is still kept in state
of frvcrish excitement, rendering the mar
kets unsettled and government suspicious
and arbitrary.
Prince Matternich arrived a, Suttgard on
the l7th Sept
An Internal machine had been discovered
by the Police at Breslau
A Cabinet Council was held at Madrid.
on the 18th, on Cuban affairs The next
day NJ Martin editor OF a Spanish journal
in New York who had brought over dis
patches had an interview with the Minister
of Foreign Affairs. The Cuban affair con.
tinues to cause immense sensation at Mad
rid.
A dispute has arisen between the French
and the government Of Tunis with regard to
the frontier Of Algeria.
A revision Of the Constitution of Swift
erland is to take place as demanded by the
people.
From Ireland the immense food of emf
grafton continues to flow with undated
force.
Sir i. Bulwer Lyton has consented to
stand for Hartfordshirc on the protection in
terest.
The Bullion in the bank at Paris had de-
creased seven and three.qusrter millions,
and increased in branches one and quar-
ter million.
A new paper, the Erenenent du Peupe,
has been issued in Paris on the ruins Of the
Evenement suspended by government. Gi
rardn was instrumental in getting it up, ard
Victor Hugo is TO be one of the editors.
NJ. Proudon bad at his own request been
removed from the Conciergerie to 81. Pc
laeie.
Consul Alexander Arrivadsne, late lieu
Tenant in the Austrian Army, has been con.
demned by court martial 10 be hanged for
having written an article entitled the Secret
Agitation.
The subscriptions to the new Austrian
loan have reached only six millions. An
appeal was to be made 10 The Jews TO sub
scribe.
MAIL RoBBER.-Il is well known in this
community, that for long time the mail
route from Burlington 10 Derby Line by
way Of johnson Hyde Park Cr,f,sLnr,.