The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-06
Latest from Europe.

The U. s. mail steamer Atlantic, from
Liverpool, July 23d, arrived at New York,
at o'clock, on Saturday.
As she came into the harbor she was greet
ed with one hundred guns from the battery
but the early hour of her arrival prevented
other demonstrations Of rejoicing During
her six months absence, her previous splen-
did accommodations for passengers have
been greatly improved.
In The British Parliament, the proceedings
in the matter OF Alderman Solomons, the
Jewish member for Greenwich, have caused
great excitement. The Alderman has twice
presented himself and assumed his seat, and
ai often been commanded 10 leave it, which,
after duly protesting against, lie has done.
The House entered on the discussion of the
matter again, for the third time, on Tuesday,
when Lord John Russell moved that he be
not entitled to take a seat in the House. MIR.
Bethel moved an amendment, that Baron
Rothschild and Mr.. Solomons are entitled TO
take their seats, inasmuch as they have ia
ken the oaths as the House is bound and
authorized to administer them. After II
smart discussion,the amendment was lost by .
vote Of II to Is.
The Lords have been engaged in the dis
oussion of the Papal Aggression Bill, which
has been carried to second reading by a
majority Of 225.
The Protectionists have achieved triumph
In the Scarborough election, in tho return OF
Geo. Frederic Young. the distinguished pro
tectionst in opposition 10 Earl Mulgraye, by
a majority of 33 out Of total OF less than
600.
John O'Connell has resigned his scat III
Parliament, TO make rcom for the Earl a.
runao..
The attendance at the great Exhibition is
steadily increasing; on Monday $3.50 wa:
realized in shillings, the number Of visitors
being near 10000 from all parts OF Great
Britain.
The reports continue favorable as TO the
growing crops.
The Potato blight has not yet appeared tC
any extent.
The Manchester market has contiued ex'
tremely dull. Cloths sell very slowly and
Yarns are about one>eighth lower. From
other manufacturing districts the accounts
are less discourasing.
From France, news is received of The fina
decision of the Assembly, on the question Of
the revision of the Constitution. A very large
majority supported the revision, but not the
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sttution requires to lega'ize such revision
The vote was 446 to 27S, majority l6S
This subject overpowers all others in Paris
1.-THE majority in favor of revision is muct
larger than was anticipated, and although i
only complexities the legal and constitutional
bearing OF the question, yet the resul. Il
considered decided triumph for Napoleon
i In alluson to this matter the Liverpoo
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anxiety the next movement of Napoleon
Upon it will depend his own character will
posierty, and possibly the peace Of Europe
The proceedings Of the Assembly on Mon
day were OF a violent character the resul
OF movement of Nj. Baze, who accused th'
Ministers of corrupt influence with regar'
to the petition movements in favor OF tn
revision, and introduces q resolution imply
ing eensure, which, at the instance of NJ
Larrabati, Bonapartist, was slightly modi
fed, and carried by majority Of 49," Ih'
London Chronicle, Of Wednesday, says tina
the Ministry Immediately rendered Thea
resignation in a body This, however, wa
coniradicled BY other London papers OF thai
morning, which state that the Constitutional
the French Ministerial journal, treats the
vote OF censure with contempt. ana doe'
not apprehend any change of ministry.
The cotton warehouses of Isaac x Con-
molly, at Liverpool were destroyed by fire OF
/ the 2Ist, There were 1000 bales OF cottor
in the lofts, and large quantity Of Sulphur
lin the cellar, all of which was either burr
or injured. Loss about $4,000.
Mons. Alontza, venerable prelate o.
Rome, keeper OF she Vatican Library and {
professor of the Roman University, commit.
ted suicide ia Rome, on the l0lh of July
lie loft his reason on record, which was dis
gus. of the Papal court. lie was nearly iC
years of age.
The Spanish Cabinet, at the last accounts
was examining the plan of reforms for Gu
ba, submitted by the Gov. General Of tha
island