The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-01
e lropean News.

The steamer Hermann. with London
dates of the 10th, arrived at New York
ON Tuesday evening, bringing 50 passen
gers and four days later intelligence.
The steamer Franklin arrived at
Cowes, on the Sth and went to the South.
ampton docks to repair, having broken
her centre shaft when four days out OF
New York
ENGLANp.-The news is unimportant
Parliament is occupied with the custom.
airy forms of taking the oaths. The
Queens speech would be delivered on the
| It'll, when business would begin.
Great interest was felt in the Amcri
can Presidential election The success
of Gen. Pierce would, it was anticipated
give the last blow to the Derby Gov
ernmcnt
The Earl of SALISBURY has forwarded
to the London Times the copy of pro.
posed address on the subject of Slavery
in the United States. to be adopted by
Christian women in England, and for
wardcd to their sisters in America.
An earthquake was experienced in
Liverpool on the morning of the 9th inst.
1t was also felt at Birkenhead, Chester
and other places.
The London Times has devoted lead
err to Il eulogy on Daniel Webster.
FRANCE The Empire is at length
established in France. The Moniteur
Of the Sth publishes the report of the
Son,to 60, III, ,o o.4, .L,..a... & Al =.
Imperial regime. Louis Napoleon is
declared Emperor under name of Ma
poleon Ill"
The Imperial dignity is made heredi-
tary in the direct descent of the Empe-
ror, and the order of succession to the
throne inhcres in the Bonaparte family
Heirs failing. to Louis Napoleon, he may
adopt the legitimate descendants in the
male line of the brothers of the Empe-
ror Napoleon l. If, after this adop-
ton male children should be born to
Louis Napoleon, his adopted chill
dren cannot succeed until after his
legitimate descendants.
In default of both legitimate and a.
dopted heirs, aud of the SUCCESSORS in
collateral line, Senatus Consultum is
to appoint the Emperor The members
of the family of Louis Napoleon cannot
marry without the authority of the EN-
peror.
The Constitution of 1852 is to be
maintained in all that is not contrary to
the present Senatus Consultum. and was
adopted by So out of 81 Senators The
President officially accepted the propo-
sition of the Senate.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte had resign
ed the functions of President of the SEN
ate.
A decree conyoked the French peo-
pie on the 2lst Nov, to accept or reject
the proposition of the Empire The vo-
ting was to be done by the secret bal
lot-"yes" or mo" The Corps Legis-
latf is convoked for the verifcation of
the returns, on the 25th of November
Louis Napoleon's message to the Senate
had produced an unfavorable impress
sion
A letter in the London Times states
that Prince Jerome resigned the Presi-
dency of the Senate with the expecta.
tion of being appointed High Constable.
MISCELLANEOUS Prince de Leuchten-
berg died at ST, Petersburg, Russia, on
the 25th ult.
Dispatches from Prague announce
that the ex-Emperor of Russia has been
struck with apoplexy, aud that he has re-
ceived the last sacraments
No anxiety exists in Spain in regard
to the Crescent City affair
A severe shock Of an earthquake has
been felt at Malaga, which shook all the
edliices, and caused great CONSERVATION.
Many families took refuge Oh board the
vessel in the harbor.