Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-07-15
One Week Later from Europe

HALIFAX, Ms, July 6, 1852
The r NJ. steamship Canada. Capt. Lang. ar
rived here about 8 ID o'clock this morning.
having left Liverpool at IL P. NJ. on Saturday,
the Goth June.
ENGLAND. General .Ners - The lovers of
scandal have had highly seasoned dish set be-
fore them this week, in the trial OF a libel suit
brought by the notorious Dr. Achilli against the
no less celebrated DR.. Newman The former is
an apostate from Roman Catholicism, and the
latter from Professionalism. Achilli was charged
with many acts OF seduction and debaucherv,
time and place being sworn to by his alledged
victims he on the other hand making oath that
he never saw the women in his life A remark
BILE feature in the case was the Introduction in
the evidence of copies of proceedings against
Achilli before the Inquisition. it being the first
time since the Reformation that the records Of
that tribunal have been introduced into English
courts of law The pleadings on both sides
were noticeable for ability, and after three days
of intense interest on the part of the public the
Jury brought in a verdict of libel, proren on
charge the 18Th, IA point of slight Importance, J
and not proren on all the extraordinary charges
above alluded To!
Captain Scoresby, the veteran Arctic naviga-
tor, has published his opinion respecting the
wrecks seen in the ice off Newfoundand-he
expresses his decided conviction that the wrecks
were not the remains of the missing discovery
ships.
In few days the new screw-schooner Isabel,
which has been fitted out by Lady franklin as
sisted by the Geographical Society, and placed
under the command of Capt Inglesfeld, will
sail on another search for Sir John Franklin
through Jones and Smith Sounds, Baffins Bay
France The event Of the week Is a further
exhibition of restiveness on the part Of the Corps
Legislative against the dictation of the President
On Tuesday the Assembly had the budget under
discussion, and refused their assent to some of It's
items Louis Napoleon, who was watching the
proceedings from private box, theFenpon sent
a note to the President, stating that the assem-
bly, were oyersteppng their powers in refusing
their assent to amendments sanctioned by the
Council of State. The meeting broke up ii
confusion
Upon reassembling the next day, the budget
was again discussed, and the Assembly acted sc
far independently as to throw overheard the
grant Of l,7f5,O00 francs for the dotation Of the
Senators. The difficulty caused temporary
fall in the funds.
NJ CADET, the Chief of the Nauvoo Icarians
had announced that he would leave London Oh
the 18th for Nauvoo, and further, that the frater
nifty intend applying for naturalization as Amer
can citizens, and will found another Socialist
Colony in Texas.
ptheidis thahBuinief' DtuN"Ni i<ohluiNieIc
and Lefo, in consequence of their refusal tc
take the oath, had been cashiered, but were al
lowed to retain their half pay.
Two hundred and fifty more political prisoners
had arrived at Havre for shipment to the colonies
The first detachment had arrived at Cayenne OF
the 10th May.
The Emperor of Brazil, having invited sixty
of the sisters Of Charity to minister IN the Bra
lillian hospitals, number Of the sisterhood are
about to embark for Rio.