Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-11-19
E.tTEI. FROM EUROPE,
Arrival of the Glasgow.


New York, Nov. 10, q p. M.-Tho steam
or Glasgow arrived at 81 o'clock from Glasgow.
She sailed on the 18th Of October, and brings
London dates Of the 18th nit.
The steamship Canada, from Boston, arrived
at Liverpool Oct. n.
En-. LAAD.--l he Duke of Weington's flu
neral was to take place November II.
Bristol Is to be II ade port Of departure for
the new line OF ocean steamers to Australia,
and 1t is believed for those also to America.
Land has been purchased near Hyde Park,
for the erection Of new National Galleries, at
cost OF one ;u.l.iuu dollars.
fRAN E.-'IAe A.omtcur publishes decree
Of the President, granting credit OF two hun
bred thousand lYrcs for religious worship in
the Pantheon.
Prince RoImshi, Turkish Ambassador at Pa
rls Is to lie recalled, aud is to De replaced by
Eely Pacha.
1t lumored that Louis Napoleon's intention,
after deliberations with The senate, is to make
Il tour to the Northern Departments. Prepara-
tluns have already been made to receive him at
AmenS.
y great addition is to be made to the port of
HAVE.
Considerable anxiety IS manifested at Paris
relative to the ministerial crisis IN Belgium.
SpAIN.--A shock of an earthquake occurred
at Cadlz, Oc,. llth.
IrALt.-An unsuccessful attempt has been
made to asSassnate the President Of the Tus-
can Ministry.
PoKIuGAL- The Portuguese VINE company
is abolished III future only one quality Of wine
Of the Douro Is eXportable, chiefly Oporto.
The Bank Of Oporto has refused loan Of
two hundred cOntus to the government, which
1t was DESTROYS of borrowing, at per cent.
An auI-SIave'y meeting was held at Glas-
cow On the 21n, to take measures for the re-
demption OF a mother and seven children from
the bondage Of American slavery. The tlmi-
~ proposed to be redeemed was that of John
/ Weeus. The Rev. II. Camel, coored, was
the principal speaker on the occasion. The re-
suit OF the collection Is not stated.
The Momteur does not contain the long talk
ed of, and It must be SAID, lmpatlently expect
ed DEGREES for the reduction OF the army, and
for the amnesty, But it is stated that reduce
ton Of the army Is a question decided upon,
and that The reduction will be double what has
already been staed-that is, that not less than
! $1,000 men will be released from military ser
vice. The amnes'y will not it is feared, be as
comprehensive as has been stated, and it is not
at all Improbable that exceptions will be made
in the cases Of those who are considered as
personally lnlniical to Louis Napoleon, and
that amongst them General Changarnier will
be one of the principal.
A difficulty is said to have occurred as to
the title of the future Emperor. Those, even
amongst his partizans, who would desire to see
his rule established without atfording new
grounds for discomfort to foreign Governments,
prefer that the title should be Louis Napoleon
first whilst some of his more Jealous parti-
zans, who are perhaps more BondpdrlSts than
the others, insist upon his right to assume the
title OF Napoeon;id and they instance the case
of Louis 18th, though Louis Eta never WOKE
the crown Of France, The former party deny
the similItude of the cases.
The rumorS in favor OF the son of the Prince
Of Cano beng chosen as heir presumptve 10
the Crown have acquired much CONSISTENCY
Report speaks highly of the young man,
1t is thought likely that the Electors will be
convoked for the 2lst of November, to vote,
and the Legislative Corps summoned for the
1cth, to count the votes.
i OFFICIAL VoTE OF PENN>YLvANIA.-Pieroa
1893 $50 Scott 1918; $3.50 Broom 1910.
GALE AND DISASTERS ON LAKE ERIE.-BuE-
fate, Nov. l2rh.-We had fierce gale here
! last night. which continues today. SCHOONER
Newbod was wrecked on the Brea kwater at
the port. The captain and two men came ashore
in the boat. The schooner, after dragging her
anchor, run onthe Breakwatcr, knocking hole
in her bottom. The crew were rescued. Tho
schooner has gone TO pieces. Insured for
$4,000 n he Nor h Western Co. Sc was own
ed By Mr.. Tremain, Chicago.
5 The brig Robert tloIliser came in this morn-
ing. schooner, dismasted, lies on the beach
a few miles above the lighthouse. Several
vessels came down the river this morning, hos-
ting signals Of distress, being unable to make
> port.
, IL p. M.--The storm increases in violence,
/ The steamer May Flower, failing to reach
j port, run down to Black Rock The steamer
Northern Indiana, Tor whose safety fears were
entertained, has Just come in, with loss OF wheel
house. propeller has gone ashore few miles
~ above the lighthouse,
. - Nine Blruburners are among the Demo
Gratis c!e'tsl 10 tIc ueAl Ccue.ess, rem New
York state,