Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-09
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGRA.
HALIFAX TELEGRHPH OFFICE. Anril 20

HALIFAX TELtGRHPH OFFICE, April 30.
ENcLANr.-1'he Aggression Bill will be read
| In Parliament on the 5lh Of MAY
II is stated that the parliamentary committee
OF inquiry have resolved TO recommend ,bat tho
American mail steamers call a, IIulvbead for
the purpose Of receiving and landing the nails
lie schism In the Established Churca il
widening. The Bishop OF Exter proposes the
convenelng of diocese and synod. The Cor,
nam question is at the bottom Of the difficulty.
The Great Exhibition is to be opened by lIer
Majesty in state on the lst of May, but the
public are TO be excluded until the ceremony ia
over, when those holding tickets will be admit
ted. There will be thirty thousand troops with.
in five miles Of Hyde Park on the occasion.
Lady Franklin is again fitting ou, the Prince
Albert for voyage to the Acrtic, in search of
The missing expedition.
Lord Londonderry has made very praise
worthy efforts TO prevail on the President of
France TO release Abde Kadr.
1t IS understood that the stea ner Great Brit
am when her fittings are complete, will be en-
tered for the New York trade.
FRANCE.-Trade is dull. Wheat is still lower
In the agricultural districts Raw SILK has
receded IN price. The Assembly has granted
ZOo,OOo francs 10 celebrate the anniversary of
the Rebubllc. The press, favorable to the Min
lS'ry, urges the presentation OF petitions for
revision OF the constitution. The Presiden,
had changed many Of the judicial funcionaries
IN the department. At the municipal elections
recently held in Chateau Roux and the Aube
Inc Conservatives gained signal triumpbs. A
ol,i is IN preparation by the Ministry for a rene.
raj credit of eighty millions, divided over twenty
years tor the repair OF all relig gous monument.
and edlfices.
PRUssM.-The Berlin Ministerial paper
states that, besides England and France. Rus
sla 100 has demonstrated against the Austrian
annexation scheme. Russia has likewise de-.
sired that all the German States should acceds
to the Frankfort diet. Rumors of Mjnjsterj.
al crisis are rife.
ArsTR1A.-lti is stated that the Austrian poy-
eminent IS inclined to accede to the Frankfort
Dlet Prnce Schwortzenburg is opposed To the
continuance otthc Dresden conference. There
"a a dehcit IN the finances for the year of H.
lbl,O?o forms. Th' Emperor has granted an
amnesty TO seven political prisoners. The Gov
cr'.'ienV demands from Sardinia passage for
It's troops IN case of a rupture in France.
1URKEY,-The Austrian ambassador has
received the assurance of the porto tha, Kms,
sutn, Bltnyanl, Mesera, and the two Pursels
shall still be detained at Kutayeh. The other
in9ltveS' some sixty, will be released lhe
latest accounts from BOSNIA safe that the rob-
els were reLreatlng toward, Vlbnc. NAM of
the cAleftans are recruiting Their forces for re-
ne"ed efforts. 1t ls positively stated that the
fuSSlans viii evacuate the Danubian princi-
paitles on the 9th
INDIA AM CHIHA.-lndla remains TRANQUIL.
a sklrmish had taken place at Bqrrow, on the
mountains near Kohat, between some robber
hordeS and Punjaub regiment in which the
former were defeated and driven back. \ con-
sspracy mad been discovered in Nipaul. the oo-
lect OF which was to murder Gen. Janrban,d-
Dor. The conspirator> were his own father and
brother. The General is favorite of the army.
whom the consplrators endcavored to cain over.
L rom China the accounts state at the lnur-
derorS of Decasta had been taken and that four
pratlcal junks had been captured. Exports
were heavy. The crop of cotton is good and
clean