The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-26
Three DAYS Later from Europe.

Cotton during the week has advanced
l-sd, with large sales reaching sS 600
bales, of which 90 600 were ON spccula-
ton and IL 600 on export. Fair Upland
3-s. do Orleans ~.
Flour has declined I'd Wheat LAID
Corn unchanged Ohio -four .0a2ls
Western lgs GdaZ0s Western los cda |
20s. and Philad. and Bait l9s 6dal0 Sd |
White corn ZQa90s; yellow Northern
SOS "A 30s 6. Sugar advarccd 6dals-
Lard brisk at ass
EvGLANp-In the House of Lords
on Wednesday, the 9TH inst, Dord Lynd-
hurst submitted a bill which was read
the first time to remove all disabilities
imposed by the existing law upon per-
sons refusing to take the oath Of abroga
ton.
The House Of Commons had been en-
gagged in discussing the Militia bill, but
| had come to no definite decision
The case of Col Fremont came up in
the Court of Exchequcr on the 9th INST
The Attorney General entered into Il
history of the bills in question, which
had been drawn by the Colonel on the
Secretary Of the United States in favor
of person named Iluntman, who had
made advances for the supplies required
bv the t. S troops serving in Mexico.
Col Fremont being the commander of
those troops and Governor Of California
Col Fremont had stated that he had no
intention of making himself personally
liable for the bills Of Exchequer. and
that Huffman well knew this when lie
received them. The bills are dated in
lsl1 and the plaintiffs became possessed
of them in the month of June, 1850
After hearing the argument, the Court
= thought it better that the parties should
90 again before Baron Anderson, in order
that the alidavits might be awarded and
= the matter put into shape for Il solemn
decision
FnAvcr. - The Anniversary Of The
death Of the Emperor WAS kept as Il hol
. iday by the authorities. but it createc
= very little interest among the public ger.
J. orally.
\ marriage is talked of between NJ
J, DPcrsiruey and "A daughter Of the
l Prince De La Moskowa. on whom The
c President would bcstow brilliant dow
ry.
l The dinner given to the President b.
his uncle jerome. is said to have bcei
q for the purpose of harmonizing the sey
e cral members of the Bonaparte family
u The Catholic party are a good deal sean
Il dalized at the Presidents visit to tn
d Dame Aux Camclas and his present t
&c Madame Dochc
1t Paris letters state that on the forth
l. coming fcte on the 10th. an address vii
/ be presented to the President calm
n upon to him act for the good ofthc cou
i try and stability of power.
D. a movement on the part of Louis NJ
polcon to change the present form
L Government and to assume the title
N Emperor of the Empire, is looked ia
+ with certainty, if not on the 10th, at
Is very carly day.
1t \ rumor prevails in political circle
n that NJ Turgot will be replaced at tn
d Foreign Office by VI LeyaIlett, tn
II French Minister to the Porte.
e NJ. Passy, formerly Minister of F
W nance. has, it is said, received orders
s. leave France. in consequence of charge
* against him OF having induced the Ir
70 Iise" taxing ri liz; oath Of allegiance
e Letters from Florence state that til
. French Minister in that city has protes
," ed to the Government, in the name {
= France against the reactionary move
IL mcnts said to have been resolved upo
by the Grand Duke
y An opinion is very prevalent that, tn
Il Government have completely succeede
I in sacrificing the press. the next step wi
II be the suspension of the elective fran
chisc
Letters from Florence of the 2st
ult, state the ministerial crisis had ei
.. tered new phase, the Constitution wa
If to be abolished. in order to deprive til
d jews of their civil and political right
If and incapacitate them from holding pull
,r lie functions.
o. EGYPr-As settlement Of the diff
70 Guilty between the Porte and the Pash
,e of Egypt the powers demanded will b
r. conceded for limited period
# AUSTRALIA cabinet conference la
, been held, at which Baron Won Kuvcc
IN and Arch Duke Ludiorly were presen
b. The subject brought under delberatio
AZ was the present policy of France, and
note was submitted from NJ Delatou
If declaring the sincerity of the intention
~ of the President, and his resolution NJ
# to accept the imperial crown without tn
le full consent of the great powers
: Aponvention is about to be conclude
,e between Austria and Sweden for the mi
tual delivering up Of criminals and dc
:. sertcrs.
,e TtRKEY-No political news of in
,r portance-ln the course of four year
If a Railway will be constructed from Con
stantinoplc to the Hungarian frontier
it to join the European Railway ramifc;
If ton
p IRELAND - The Freeman's Journa
,e says the escape of Francis Meagher +,
n. ,quires confirmation Letters were r,
X ceived by some of his family here, frol
ID Smith OBrien, Monday, bearing dat
ID subsequent to the rumored escape, an
.e they contained nothing relative to tn
subject
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