Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-15
FoREIeN NEWs.
Four Days 10 From Eurone.

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NEw NoHN April The steamship
arrived at hcr wharf az l5mnuies past 81
She left Liverpool at noon on The 2iih u-t l
adyices 70 That date
Business admrs were very Quiet iu Ln
There was less doing 10 Cotton, und COM
qualities OF American had slightly reccded.
The arrival OF Col. Fremont 10 England -
excited considerable interest
ENGLAND-Ihe proceedings In P3rl amer
were unimportant On the 22d Lord John ias
sell, after intimating that Lord Derby's eXrm
ton as 10 a dissolution Of Parlimcni was saia.ae
tory, proposed that the House should pa t'
army and navy estimates without delay
Active preparations were on foot fer DE ln
preaching elections. At Liverpool Q strong cen
test was anticipated. Mr. Scully free trader ia.
been returned from Cork by largo majority
The Duke Of Newcastle. Ia presenting pr.
ton from Manchester on the subject OF free trace
again questioned the Ministry TO TIE course
proceeding. Lord Derby in reply said he "i'
anxious for a settlement OF the commercul p. f
cy, aud he thought next autumn should not
over without new psrlimont having had an
portunty of declaring conclusvely the veFt
Of the nation on the course Of policy, props
BY her hajesiy's government in the House q
Commons.
FRANoE.--The President reviewed the troa
on the Goth. He was received with great en.i'
sasm, amid shouts Of IRE Emperor.
Letters from Paris state in The Budget
1903, which viii shortly be laid before TIE ls-
islatlye corps, reduction of the army wall
proposed to the extent of from 80 TO 55,OJO w''
but that an increase in the Gendarmlere W.
probably be made to the extent of 20OUJ
General Cavaignac, previous to refusing I
seat IN the chamber, wished TO consult 6enei
Lamorlciere and Bedean on the subject and Z
/ Piled for passport TO Belgium where they
/ The General was informed he could have y
passport, but he would find the frontiers c''
/ against him on his return. He therefore ocean
ed to accept on those terms.
! Wholesale arrest and transportation conll1e .
TO be made in France railway train arrived
Paris on the 22d, from Mouse, bringing 35' le,l
zeal prisoners from that department alone.
were all condemned to transportation. d. ]
Grardin had been allowed TO return to Pans
attend TO some private affairs.
Several ex representatives, who lett } r.'.
after the coup de etat have returned. Inc "
RE adds, that three have applied for leiIes /
naturalization in the United States.
SPAIN.-The Madrid papers announce the 4
rest of Nj. Riyero, the radical deputy. some
pers, It Is said, were found IN his house VII
seriously compromised him. Some further 70
ical arrests had also been made.
HUNGARY AND AUsTRIA-The Huna
Committee had left Vienna in bad temper
Cabinet had refused TO make concessions, aho y
Hungarian mobiles, it is said, viii never supp
government whose professed aim is TO rel.,.
Hungary TO level with common Austrian P'''
I ince.
SwITzERLAND.-Rela with France T.
still unsettled. The refugees, it seems, were n.
PEELED by the Genevese government conteneil-
active measures against the authorities oil Ut.
va, and military occupation Of the Cantol, /.
the Federal troops has been threatened. I
however, thought no such steps will be tah'@
Austria and Turkey letter from Ions'
tinople says that Austria Is reported 70 nav
manded from the Porte cession of teTrl'ol!
indemnity for injury sustained through me y.
lance given to lIungarians during the la'e "1'
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