Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-10
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

LATE FROM EUROPE.
Nrw-YoRK, June 9. The Asia arrived at 2
o'clock this morning after rapid run.
France. The Patrie states that $4,000 600
francs due by the State TO Russia were reimburs-
ed on the 10th instant.
| The Duke de Broglie had resigned his seat as
member of Council General of the Eure and of
the Municipal Council of Broge
The Vscount A. DE Fremont, Deputy Mayor
OF ST Florcnt, had also resigned, as well as NJ
Failly, as member of the Council General ot the
Eure Seires having refused to take the oaths.
Odillon Barrot is declared to have forfeited his
seat in the Municipal Council of st. Austin, not
having taken the oath within the time prescribed.
England. - In the House of Lords on the 18th
instant the disabilities repeal act was read third
time and passed on the 2lst.
The Earl of Derby reported the denial of any
present intention on the CART OF Government to
propose any change in the Maynooth endow-
mcnt
The Earl Of Winchelsea made a violent attack
on the Catholic priesthood, who, he said, were
endeayoung to subject the power of the Queen,
but he expected the next Parliament would rem
edy the evil by the Emancipation act
In the House of Commons, on the 10Th, Mr..
Hume asked whether the correspondence be-
tween this country and the United States, re-
speeding the naviga ion of the st. Lawrence,
would be laid upon the table. and whether the
differences between the two governments bad
been settled
Sir G. Pakington said h. would give an answer
on future day.
on the both the House considered the Militia
bill
On the 2lst. Lord Palmers,on called the at
tcnton of the House TO dangers now threatening
the existence Of constitutional government IN
Spain and elsewhere
Another colliery explosion h1s occurred in
Lancashire, by which more than thirty lives were
lost
France Several additional refusas to take
the oath of allegiance to the President are re-
ported.
A bill on the residence of foreigners at Paris
and Lyons, and another on the formation Of the
high courts of justice, are about to be submitted
20 the touncil of State
The French appeared before Naples on the
10Th.
Gen. McMahon quilted Constantine May 9TH,
with am army of 10000 men, to undertake an eX-
petition against kabyla.
Several Of the Paris papers are out with saw
age articles against Generals Changarnier and
Lamoricicre.
Three hundred more political prisoners have
been removed from Paris to Havre for transPoria-
ton.
Germany. A telegraphic dispatch dated Frank
fort May ~, says that new Austrian loan Of
100000 forms, convention money, had been
taken by the house Of Rothschild.
An angry letter is said 10 have been present
ed by the Prussian Ambassador, Count Amin,
TO the Austrian Government, upon the subject
uftlie Custom tariff.
Sri-eriaM The Grand Council of the Berne
have passed several articles of the new law on
the press, without opposition. The articles re-
curing deposit Of caution money from respon-
sble editors was thrown ont.
Gretce. The finances of this country are in
most melancholy condition, and the Minister Of
Finance was about rcsgnng
Ticm'y days iricr. from Bueaos .3yers Dates
iiom Suenos Ayers TO April . have been receive
ya England here Is q report of an open rup-
turc between the Brazilian authorities and the
Oriental Government, as TO the execution of the
late treaties made and ratified hy President Sua-
rez. The negotiations have been suspended. and
the Brazilian Envoy has written 10 Rio for fresh
Instructions. Affairs at Buenos Ayers were ia
very unsettled state, owing TO the number Of
lawless persons who rendered travelling without
strong escorts very dangerous. In the other
provinces of the Confederation tranquility had
not been disturbed. except IN Tucuman, which
had hecn invaded by Dou Crisostomo Alvarez
falsely invoking the authority of General Urqmza
He was, however. defeated by the Governor of
lhat district and subsequently shot. II was gen
orally Thought that Urquza viii not aspire to the
Goyenorshp Of Buenos Ayres. but that he may
use his great Influence to get in Col Galan, who
has been his Minister General in Entire Rios for
muy yeurs and that IN the event Of a national
organization he hmscf may have views 10 the
Presidency Of the Republic. The elections are
fixed for the llth April A procl niation of
urquiza 10 the Argentine Confederation. dated
March Il. indicates thus far that the new order
of things was rapidly developing the resources of
the Plate Provinces. HE government of Mont
cvdco has been authorized 10 negotiate loan of
100000 70 meet the immediate necessities of
the republic. Gen. Cesar Diez has been oppoin-
ted Minister of War