The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-06-11

The fine steamship P4cihc. Capt NYe, ut the
Collins line, which SEIZED nom Liverpool On
the s;h ult., arrived at hci wharf ia New York
on SATURDAY NJ - o. lock.
Sue has thus accomplished another passage
in ten days and TWO hou ,---,be that is paral
iced Only by her last tfip-nine days and
twenty hours
LONDON. My ELL the Commons, the
house resolved itself into committee o. the
Ecclesiastical tiles Assumption Bill, Mr. Der
ma in the chair Mr.. McCulogh moved an a
mondmcn TO the first clause, the omission of
he words 2" unlawful and" thus declaring the
Papal rescript void, but not unlawful he
Solicitor General opposed the amendment.
On division the amendment was negntived
by I79 10 43 Mr. keuh moved as an amend
ment. the words England after void, )" with
the intent of exempiing Ireland from the op
Grafton of the clause Lord }. Russell opposed
the amendment. which, on a division, was neg
atived by 81 to 80. Mr. Keogh then moved an
amendment, to the effect III, nothing contained
in the act should interfere with the ecclesiastical
or spiriiuai functions of the Roman Catholic
Archbishops and bishops IN the United King
dom. The amendment was negatived by 34l
to 50. Mr.. 5 der moved another amendment,
embodving the SINE principle, which was only
negatived by 27s 10 Al Mr. REYNOLDS moved
thai the Chairman report progress Lord John
Russell expressed his conviction that public
opinion would condemn the course taken Y
honorable members, in making thu same mo
ton over and over again, hu he would not Oh
icct 10 their having some time to rcfcci upon
their conduct
Yesterday to the astonishmeul of almost ev.
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| IRELAND-The Limerick Examiner states
that II deficiency of able bodied laborers Is
felt in various parts Uf the tuntry, so much so,
that in some ph ces turf.cuItng cannot he pro-
ceeded with and the result is an apprehended
scarcity of fuel. We understand that in the
neghborhood Of Gort there are no laborers.
In one night, about three weeks ago, no less
than 20 persons left one estate and proceeded
to Limerick, Galway and other ports to take
shipping for America In the once poPuious
CITY OF Sonmevara II is stated ny the renewing
officer that there l. scarcely an aoie ooulen ia'
borer to be found J.
FRANcE.-There has been very angry dis
cussion in the National Assembly This body
talks Of taking recess If three weeks after the
debate on the revision OF the constitution. The
Legislature have determined to demand total
revision Of the Constitution petition was
10 be presented on the 2sth ult, by the Due dc
Broglie, supported ty many favorable a. the re-
election of Louis Bonaparie The debate on
the bill for organizing the National Guard was
OF the most tumuliuous and stormy character
AFTER the TeJrctlo!, OF amendments, Sme u,
liberal ana some IN eo"ir' ~ sense, ,he muse s
adopted .he n.s' sex n causes o. .n 1s; o,', ~