Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-02

iterraneR have not been so liberal this
week asgfeyiousy, aud the supplies from
the Bal norris have also fallen off a con- a
siderable humber of vessels, gram laden
are. hageger, known tn be still ON passage
to this c,hntry from different quarters. and
there ap34ars no probability of any Imme-
date decrease OF consequence III the sup
plies. ,-..o
The vbnts of Ireland appear to become
greater irom day to day, aud the shipme Is
ol -four hFlhe sister isle from Liverpool
durino lIe week ending 9Th inst, exceeded
El2 900 Larrels, while the total quantity M
norted Il the same period amounted To
10000 baftes,
Potatoes ars said to be rapidly decaying,
and we haveteard practical men express a
doubt whether will be possible TO preserve
sufficient N sound state to serve for next
years seed.
ENc,ANp -nthe House of Commons OIL
the II,h ;nstg The QueSs speech having
been read, Lord Lovalne moved ne custom
ary address il .eply, Mr.. L. c Egerton Sec
onded it.
In the Eousi Of Lords, tn" Earl OF Do
nouyhmore mo ed the address. aud the Mar
qnis of Bath aconded it, Lord Derby, the
MARQUIS Of Lansdowne, and Lord Brough'
am, addressed the House.
Great ntc-est is manifested as to the re-
suit Of the Preside atal election The sue
cess of Gen. Pierce, would, it is antIcIpa-
ted rive the last blow to the Derby admin
lSlralion,
Brigadet General Lopez BaIlesteros had
left Madrid for Cuba, to be placed under
the immedlateiorders of the Captain Gen
''s The Ead n shrewsbury mas rorwarde4,e
the london Times a copy of aproPosed adj
dress on the subject Of slavery in the Uni
ned Sites, TO be adopted by the Christian
womea of England and forwarded to their
sisters il America.
FaANcG.- Paris, No0. llh The note
of preparation has already commenced for
the approaching election. Placards are
posted up in all directions. sign by the
Protect OF the Seine indicating the place
and the days for the issue Of voting tickets
TO the electors. No doubt with the view OF
accu.toming the public to the sight OF the
new Emperor, complete in Costume and IN
honors, lul.cngth portraits OF the President
may now be seen in several OF the shops
where engrayings are sold, with the tltle of
Napoleon III, and arrayed IN ais imperial
robes, on the exact model of those pictures
which represent Napoleon l. at his corona
ton.
A decree convokes the French people on
the 2lst and 22d oI November to accept or
reject he phbjsrite. The verIllcanon of
the votes VIII be made by the Corps Legs-
lanf. The Corps LeglsIatifls convoked for
the 25!h Of November.
There lsnp doubt that jerome 'onaparte
and his son Napoleon are deeply disappoln-
ted and mortified at the exclusion Of their
names from the Senatus ConSultum but
an atlemptis made to hide the family tend.
Jerome has been induced to Withdraw his
resi- nation as G vernon Of the lnvaIldes !;
but he has ceased to be President OF he
Senate, on the ground the Emperor himself
will now preside over that body.
Notwithstanding the frlendytone adopted
BY the Morning Herald towards the coming
empire and emperor, it is quite evident tha'
the nacI6. declarations Of the President are
received nth suspicion, and it is not I'M
nsbaDe dAqR rs dH Ft dhy ahd navy TIE
IIeratd aof biis that the tenm of Louis Napo
Icons recent message to the Senate IS cal
cuIated to put foreign governments on their
guard, aud adds" They will probably see
reasons tor keeping up their enormous mil
itary establishments while perhaps France
IN tnrn, will do the same =: and ,hus impose
on ourselves The necessity of assuring Grea
Britain against the accidents which a,spark
might cause amongst such heaps OF com.
bustIb,e matters"
The Pope has again refused to come to
Paris tor the purpose of assisting at the cor.
onaliun Of the emperor 1t is SAID that the
excuse made by his holiness is, that if he
were to crown Louis Napoleon as Emperor
des Francois aud Roi d'Algeria, the Empe-
ror of Austria would call upon him to crown
Inn as nperor of Austria and Krng of
italy
The marriage of the President with the
Princess Vasa is again spoken Of.
The partl.ans Of the Empire are cha
grined at the attitude of the public with re-
spect to the approaching change. No one
speaks, no one cares about it. The apathy
is so complete that if something be NOT
done to draw attention to the subject, or
excite curiosity, there is every probability
that The polling booths on the Dist and 22d
will be deserted
The Senatus Consutum having been pre-.
scented TO the President lie thus acknoNI.
edged the surgIces OF the Senate:
Senators,--l thank the Senate for the
readiness with which it has responded to
the wishes Of the county. in deIiberatinu
on the re-estabIlshmeut of the empire, and
in drawing up the SenaIus ConsulIun
which is to be submitted to the acceptance o
he people. When, forty eight years since
IN this same place, in this same room, and
under analogous circumstances, the Senate
came to offer the crown to one of my fam.
lIy, the emperor replied in these memorable
words My spirit will no longer be with
my poslerlty from the day when it shall
cease to merit the love and the conf
dence Of The great nation What no"
most affects mrheari is the thought that the
spirit of the emperor is with me, that his
ideas guide me, thai his shade projects me
since by solemn proceeding you come, III
the name of lie French people, to prove
to me that have merited the confidence OF
the country. Ii is not necessary tor me tc
tell you that my constant occupation will be
to labor with you 10 promote the grandeur
aud prospe. ity Of France.
The Scnatas Consuhum adopted by the
Sen le, consists of eight articles, as fol-
lows -