Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09
Arrival Of the Atlantic.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The United States Mail Steamship Atlantic,
CAPT. West, arrived at New York Saturday
morning from Liverpool June 10th, having ac-
complished the passage in ten days.
The Atlantic and Baltic passed each other
in the Narrows. and saluted. The steamer
Great Britain had not arrived out. She is ad-
vertsed for Port Phillip, Australia.
The commercial news is scarcely as favora
BILE as was expected. Cotton had declined Sd
per ID. In the grain trade, there is no change
in other articles than Indian Corn, for which
lower prices were accepted. Consols closed at
London on the 18th. at 80 Sa99 3-4 ex-diy-
idends, for the opening.
ENGLAND the House of Lords on the
evening of June 18th, the Government gave
notice that it would suspend the progress of
the bill providing for the surrender Of French
criminals.
On the same evening, in the House Of Com
MONS the sister of Mr.. Felrgus O'Connor pc
titionod for the release of her brother from the
custody of the sergeant alarms, as she had
made arrangements TO have him placed in an
asylum. Referred to committee.
The case of Nj Mather struck down by an
Austrian officer in Florence, was again brought
mented upon by many members Lord Nal
mesbury said that the difficulty was that by
pressing it too far, the British Government might
be led TO recognize the military occupation of
Tuscany bv Austria, which it had always de-
clined to do.
A motion on the part Of Catherine Hayes Vs.
]. f. Beae J. Chapman. J. Il. Wardwell and
-Anthuny, was heard in the Court Of Vice
I Chancery this week. The object OF the mo-
ton was to procure an Injunction exemptlng
| from seizure t3OUO belonging to Miss Hayes,
and now in the Union Bank OF London, and to
have the amount paid nto Court until the result
OF the legal proceedings between the parties
now pending in the American Courts shall be
! known. Injunction refused.
/ The Fifeshire Journal says, that Sir David
Brewster has demonstrated, that the Immense
diamond which figured in the Exhibition, Is
not the genuine kohnoor, but very fine da-
monl nevertheless, and the one that Shah 500
iah rave up to the British as the real "Moun-
tam oi light"
FRANcE.-The French papers are extremely
dull. Government has submitted to the Leg
is q ure bills imposing sunptuary tax on car
riuges. horses and dogs, and the manufacture
OF paper and cardboards OF all kinds. The car
rage tax will vary from ID to l2O francs, will
an additional tax of 800 on armorial bearings
The tariff on dogs is ) franks. Credits have
also been ASKED for completion of the tomb OF
Napoleon; another for a monument to NJ, AT
fro, Archbishop of Paris, accidentally shot II
the iusurrccton Of juno and lastly credit OF
100000 francs, destined to afford pensions It
he servants of i.Ouls Philippe.
A DrOcess-rerbal was communicated to The
Corps LegisiatJ on the 18th inst, relative t'
] g tl,, lie
9 General. the Councils of ACCOMPLISHMENT, an,
the Municipal Councils. The Presidents and
Secretaries Of the Councls-General are to b
chosen by the President Of the Republic, an,
t. those of the Councils of ACCOMPLISHMENT by tn
= Projects. Their slttlngs are not to be publlC
. The MAYORS and deputy mayors are to be ap
e pointed by the Protects, from among the mem
: bers of the Municipal Councils.
r Some other public functlonarles have refus
r ed the oaths, among them NJ. Courgeon, Pro
fcssor of History Of the College of Bordeau'
The Toulonnn5S says that but one naval Office
has refused to swear allegiance.
DENNARN-By decision of the Council {
State of the 9TH inst, Denmark refuses to az
h knowledge the loans raised and debts contra'
,r ted by the lnSurrectonary Governments of Isl
4 and the following years. All obligations c
/ account of these loans, compulsory or volunt
A. ry, on the part of the Treasury of the kin.
+ dom, is disavowed. The notes issued by Il
tot DANISH Government, according to the deere
e. of February and March l6, 1851. for the pm
pose of replacing the illegal notes Of the Go
nj, ernment OF the Duchies at that time in crcul
10 ton, to the amount of 100000 marks banc
H. will continue IN course, and be received as b
OF fore at all the government establishments.
nd SwITzrRIAND--Th Neufchatol questi
h. becomes more complicated. On the 9Th /
he slant, the Federal flag of Switzerland W
ar brought from Basic to the city Of Neuichat
nc and set up in the centre of Il square formed
ar officers of the Canton. The Major of the Net
rd chatel Rifle corps then addressed the office
mn calling on them to be true to that flag, and,
~, necessary, the Federal Government would Il
IA sls them in maintaining their independence.
II a large crowd witnessed the ceremony.
CulNA.--At Shanghai, Ningpo, and Cant'
lie all remains quiet. The Viceroy Sell, L. abs'
we from Canton, engaged against the robels, W
on seem still to have the upper hand.
,aS Twelve men of the ship Herald have be
by tried for the murder of Captain Lawson a
others on board, in the Straits of Anjier, a
laS ten are condemned to death. Paribadl
lis arrived from Callao, in command of the Pc
ny wan ship Carmen, and proceeded to An
lay with cargo of guano.
,"t QyIIIaSy C.AY was born April ~, "