Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-24
5orri9u Mus.
Three days later from Europe.

New YoRK, June l6lh.-The steamship
Europe, Capt, Fott. arrived at this port
at 5 o'clock this afternoon, with 81 passen-
gers, and brings Liverpool and London
dates to June 5th
ENGLAND.-Both House of Parliament
re-assembled on Thursday night, but the
proceedings on that and the succeeding
night were wholly devoid of public inter-
est. The first correspondence relative to
the wrecks seen in the ice off Newfound-
land, in May 1851, and supposed to have
been Sir John FrankIin's ships is published
by order of the Admiralty. The only new
fact disclosed is that two water-logged ships
are reported TO have been seen near the
spot and about the same time by the Dutch
brig Dack Kneips which arrived at New
York May 4th, lS5E-the accuracy Of the
Kneps' report has still to be investigated.
Capt Charles TyndaI of the Navy, has
arrived in Galway for the purpose of
viewing and reporting on the capabilities
Of that port as a transatlantic steamship
station. Each of the three Government
Commissioners will separately visit the
Harbor OF Limerick and Galway and send
in their respective reports. The Strathas-
den arrived from Sydney; she brings 9l56
ounces of gold, valued at 635, QUO. The
Hobarttown Gazette of January ID Just
come 10 hand, offers two pounds rewards for
the apprehension of Meagher.
FRANCE.-From France there is nothing
Of mportance.-More eminant men are
leaving the country. Victor Hugo among
the last Public opinion appears to be in
favor Of reduction of the army aud the
non appointment Of minister Of police.
A rumor is revived for the third or fourth
time that the Orerns Con6scations are
about to Compromised The political news
is undressing. Syed Pasha IIeridatary
Prince of Egypt, and eldest surviving son
OF Mehemet Ali, had arrived at MarseilIes
on board French ship of war, the o.
tenslble cause of his visit is TO recruit his
health The London Times is authorized
and requested on behalf of General Chan
GARNER formally to contradict the assertion
that Changarnier made proposal to the
Provisional Government of IS4S fer the
military invasion in England. M. Hubner.
the Austrian Minister in Parts, will il is
believed be shortly recalled at the instance
Of the Emperor Of Russia, who considers
him too Jealous an agent of Prince Schwart-
zenburg's policy to be trusted near Louis
Napoleon. rE
SPAIN.-A royal decree announces that
Spanish and foreign ships may touch at the
Canary Islands, in transit or stress Of wealth.
er, during the months Of June, July, and
August of the present year. exempt for six
days from anchorage or loading dues
Government had received dispatches from
the PhiEillne Islands to the 18th Of March,
On the 18th an expedition consisting of
regiment, 2 steamships, and 3 ships, sailed
from Manila for the Island of Mendannao.
to erect military works at Prieste PaIo. for
the defence Of that town. Great CONNER
clal advantages are anticipated from the en-.
teTprlse, which is intended for new mar
ket in Asia to the trade of Spain. An ex-
petition will also be sent to occupy the Is
land Of Jolo.
PoRTUGAL.-The difficulties betweeen
the st. Ubes Salt Co. aud the government
respecting the salt monopoly, is still unset.
tied, so lar as the British claims are con.
cerned. A Lisbon correspondent, of the
DAILY NeOs says, the information | cave
you in my last, relative to the salt question
a st Ubes, has been confirmed by the pub.
llcation of decree conceding the Amer.
can demand"
lTALY,-Venna papers state that Parma
and Medina will join the Austrian Custom
Unions.
SwiTzENLAND,-The Journal Brend de.
MES that Protocols have been signed bv the
great powers to deliver up NeufchateI TO
russia. On the other hand, the Inde-
pendence Beige reasserts that it is so.
PRUssIA.-Prussia papers state that the
exchange of notes between the Cabinets of
berlin and Vienna on the subject of Zoll-
Verin affairs has ceased and direct nego,ia.
tons may be considered as broken off
The Zollverein Congress meets at Berlin
on the 9TH, when decisive declaration orthe
intentions Of Prussia may be looked for
The French Minister at Casse has demand
ed that CanoEa's Statue of Napoleon, which
stood IN the principal Square of the city,
when Gestphalia was Kingdom, shall be
given up TO Jerome Bonaparte, who destines
J it for Rheims.