Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-14
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Three DAYS Later from Europe
New York, Oct. 9Th.

Liverpool arrived at her dock at hall-past
1 this p. NJ.
She sailed at about hall-past nine on the
morning of the 25,h ult., with li0 passen-
gers; passed the America on the 25th, GO
ing IN.
The news by this arrival is ? days and
half later than by the Atlantic. Its most
interesting feature is the indication that
Louis Napoleon has at length made up his
mind for a bold snatch at the crown.
ENGLANp.-The Earl of Derby's letter,
announcing that the Queen will await the
action of Parllment respecting the funeral
of the late Duke Of Wellington, intimates
that as soon as possible after the meeting,
the remains will be inferred, at the public
expense, 10y the side of Nelson, in St Paul's
Cathedral. The body now lies at Wamer
Castle, under guard Of honor. 1t is doubt
full whether Parliment will be called iogeth-
er earlier than the lth of Nov, the day
previously appointed. The distribution OF
the honors aud Offices held by the deceased
Duke has already commenced. Lord Hard
inre, of India celebrity, is to have command
Of the army The offices of Master General
Of Ordinance, with Peerage, falls TO Lord
Fnzroy Somerset ColoneIcy of the Gren-
adler Guard, to Prince Albert Colonelcy
Of the Fuslleer Guard, TO Prince George, of
Cambridge Warden of the Cirque Ports,
to Lord Derby Constable Of the Tower, TO
Lord Combermere Military Secretaryship,
to Col. Wood Blue Ribbon and such like,
Duke of Northumberland, Marquis Of Lon
donderry, and other nob!emen.
The Mexican and West India Mail steam
or Parana, arrived off Southampton on
Wednesday evening, with dates from Cha
gres to Gath Aug. and Jamaica 29th. She
had on ireigh, s 600 600 in silver, and
S4s7 900 in gold; also, 1912 ceroons Coch-
meal, the bulk Of the crop remains, being
of inferior quality. The Parana reports Br.
ship Swift on her way to England with ST.
000, 900 in silver.
The Danish bfg-of-war Mercurns is ON
her way TO Laguayra to oniorce payment
from the Venzuelean government of com
pensa,ion for losses sustained by Dlnish
subjects by the Law OF E-pera.
A recent article in the ~ Y journal of
Commerce to the effect that the Fishery
question has settled Itself without ncgocia-
tons, has awakened the subject anew, but
not positively. The London Press are
seemingly glad that the affair has subsidized
quietly on any terms.
The project Of founding lirsl-class steam
ship port ia the Bristol Channel is canvass
ed with ardor Two sites are spoken Of
Pocis-head aud Sand Blythe latter being
most approved Of
Ship lloogly from Melbourne, Port
Phillip May ith, had arrived ia the Thames,
with O6l3 ounces Of gold making, with the
Douglas, Il ,0OO,) previously reported, the
total receipts Of the week II ,643 ounces,
valued at go 800.
An advertisement of Joint stock COM
pany for working gold mnes IN Stafford
county, Va, appears in the London papers,
a bill Is 10 be introduced by Government,
to protect from piracy new inventions exhib-
lied Il the Irsh Industrial Exhibition al
DIhlin, next year,
Snow has already fallen ia the north OF
/ Scotland. At Balmoral, on the 20th, there
was a sprInking or SO.
/ FRANcE.-AccountS from the South OF
/ France make it apparent that Louis Nlpo-
leon has thrown off all disguise respecting
his designs on the Empire Al The inaugu-
ration Of the statue of Napoleon, at Lyons,
on the 22d, he made a speech so iull OF sig
niicance that We copy II entire
Lyonese," he said L." your city has
always been associated by remarkable in.
stances, with the different phases of the life
of the Emperor. You had him Consul pre-
yious to his crossing the Alps to gather fresh
laurels, you hail HIM ia his omnpoience,
Emperor aud when Europe had confined
O.. T.l,,.,t
The first in lSl5 TO salute him as Emperor.
To-day jour cry is the first to erect statue
to him. This fact Is significant. Eques-
trian statues are only erected to sovcreigns
who have relgnod, aud 1t was on that ac.
count the Government who preceded me
have ever denied that homage to a power Of
which they would not admit the legitimacy
aud yet who was more legitimate than the
Emperor thrice elected by the people, con
secrated by the Chief of Religion, and re.
cognised by all the continental powers oI
Europe, who we're united To him by bond.
ofpollcy, and by ties of blood The Empe.
ror was the mediator between two hostile
epochs. lie destroyed the old reuime b,
re-establIshlug all that was good in II, des.
uoyed the revolutionary spirit by causing
the blessings Of the revolution everywhere
to triumph, This is the reason why those
who overturned him soon deplored this tri
umph. As for those Who defended him
need not call TO mind how profoundly the,
amented his downfall
Ga that account, when the people founc
themselves free to make a choice. they di
recled their eyes to the heir of Napoleon
and IT IS from the same motive, that from
Paris TO Lyons, everywhere on my passage
the unanimous cry of Vlye Emperor
was raised but that cry is much more il
my eyes, recollection that affects my heart
than hope that exctes my pride. faith
fol servant of my country, | shall ever hay,
but one object, that of reconstiluung in TN
great country, CONFUSED by SO many re ,olu
tions aud Utopian schemes, peace lounde,
on Cancellation Of persons, Of inhexlbiity
of the principles OF authority and morality
and affection for the laborng and suiierin,
classes, and Of national dignity. We ar
only Just emerging from those critical times
when the notions of good aud evil, bein
COMPOUNDED, the best minds were perverted
Prudence and patriotism require, that a
such periods The nation should pause an
consider before is fixes It's destinles. and
is still difficult for me to know under wha