Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
Three Days Later from Eu ope.
ARRIVAL OF TIE HERMANN.


Nav YoRx, Nov. 23.-The steamship Her
mlnn Capt a.to@, arrived At tins pot at
o'cioc ms evening, with dates fion Lunaur
to the lJth, ah4 LAYER oui ~ the evening G. ttle
"a.
E>aLANp.-The "nglish news is generally
unnp"rtanI, Parliament being occupied Win
the customary forms OF t!hiMg oalhs. The
Queens speech would be delivered on the | ill.,
when the real business would begin.
Great inleres, l. manifested as to the result
OF the Presidential election. The success Of
Gen Pierce, would, It WAS anticipated. give
tho last blow TO the Derby administration.
The London Tunes states that an officer OF
The U 5. Navy had recently left England, for
the purpose CT endeavorng to urge upon bis
Government the Importance OF trying to reach
the whale fishery OF Behring's Straits from the
european side, by the way Of Nova Zenibla
intending to volunteer to conduct tho expeJl-
ton. if successful in getting one Tilted out.
The Board of Trade returns for the month
ending Oct 9th, as co,npired with the cor
responding month of last year, show n increase
IN the value OF exports, Of over $ 900 900 -
me cotton, wooden, and SIX manufactures
nave largely plnlclpAted in the mere Sc.
There had ueen IL great falling off IN the
quantity OF hour imported
An earlhquak9 was experienced at Liverpool
on the morning OF the On it was also lett al
Blrkcnheld. Chester and other places.
A leader of Tie LonIon Times Is devoted to
a notice chiefly euIoglSlc Of the late States
man Daniel " ebster,
Brgadlcr General Lopez BaIlesteros had left
Madrid for Cuba, to be placed under the lmme-
date orders OF the Captain General.
The Earl of Shrewsbury has forwarded 10
The London FINES a copy Of Il proposed adj
dress on the subject of slavery in the United
States, to be adopted by the Christian women
Of England and forwarded to their sisters IN
America,
Two vessels from Australia, with 7S 900
ounces of gold, Il, rived al London on Friday
FRANCE.- The Empire Is at length estaO-
lshed IN France. The .hJHteW Of The Stn
publishes the report OF tive senate for tn re-
estab lsh nent oi tao iupa ut regime LOUIS
n l,oeun is dec .ured Emperor, under the nile
Of Napoleon 81 lhe imperial dignity Is made
hereditary N the direct descent OF the Enper-
Or and regulates the order of succession to
the throne IN the DlnIpirte family.
tie may adopt tha lrglunlte deScendln's III
the male line ui Ihe brothers of the Emperor
Napoleon ST. II after lhlS adoption Il male
child should be born to Lo'u' Napoleon, his
adopted successor cannot succeed until after
his legitimate descendants stall become eX-
tngulsled. In default of both legitimate and
failure of succession IN a col aterll Inc, a
Sen1ius Consul fln Is to appolnta person 10 as
sumo the title of Empcrot
The members of tne family of Louis Napo-
leon ARE pombuCd from narrylng without the
consent Of the emperor. Tn" Constr utlon of
1882 Is to he maintained il all that Is not con
trary To The resolutions of the present SenltnS
Consulluu, winch wa. adopted b. od out OF a.
o"nltuIs.
lhe President officially accepted the ConSi,-
tu,Jn OF the Senate.
Prince jerome Bonapartc bad resigned the
functions OF President of the senate
A letter m the London lineJ states that
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