The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-03

res from Pes,h,in Hungary, where they
had resided ia obedience to the laws for
ten wears.
They had committed no offence, and
were sent out of the country in the mid
die Of the winter. Lord Granville had
promised 10 take such steps as might be
necessary, after communications with
Lord WestInoreland, the English Am
bassador at Vienna.
Lord Granville, in reply To the repre-
sensations Of the continental powers, re.
garding refugees in England, says at
iention will continue to be directed e
the proceedings Of suspicious refugees
FnANcE.-Paris, 0M.- The Presi
dent, yesterday, paid a visit 10 Versailles
lie went in a close chariot. and was at.
tended by an escort of curassiers. Th,
object of his visit was 10 address the of
6cers of the garrison, who we're report
ed disaiTected.
Rumors have been circulated that i
was intended TO place 200 officers OF
half pay, in consequence of their Or
leanist leaning.
The confsca,ion decree has proved
highly offensive to the army, from the
coarse manner in which they are invited
To partake Of the spoil.
Madam Pauline Roland, author o.
pamphlets on the working associations
has been arrested. Ii is also reported
that sixty journeymen printers were ar
rested at the same time.
A fresh list of Senators is said to be
on The eve of appearing, About half the
Senators will receive pensions.
Two numbered aud forty thousand
pounds year is talked of as the tho
salary which the Senate is asked
to vote for the President. This, con,
sidering that he has MT the domaine tc
keep up would be about equivalent &c
the f4S0, 900 which was allowed IL
Louis Philippe.
Another batch Of $50 Of the Lingol
Lottery emigranls for California, left
Paris Feb. 9TH. for IIavre, by railroad ,tc
embark in the Lormond, which will sal
immediately third will soon follow
The government receive many more sp.
plications than the funds of the Lottery
will allow them 30 attend 10.
Commercial affairs throughout France
are generally quiet. Manufactures are
waiting for orders 10 be given, aud spec
ulalors having bought up immense guam
titles of goods Of every kind during the
last two months, have now ceased tt
purchase for the moment, which has led
to lower prices in wooden, cotton and
silk goods. Important orders for iron
have been received at the large founder
les in llaute Marine, aud ia the depart,
ment Of the North.
Trade in Paris exceedingly dali.
PARIS BoURsE, Feb. I9.-Fives clos
ed at 1903 ; threes GA 60.
There are rumors of secret under
standing between the Austrian ant
French governments.
No attacks upon Lord Palmtrston vii
be allowed in the Paris papers.
1t is said the Legitimists will not stant
as candidates for The Legislative body
Mr.. Vigoreuy, representative, ha
been liberated. with orders to procee,
10 Brussels.
Brussels Journals state that Genera
Lamurlciere has returned to that city il
very critical state Of health.
The President has pardoneG NJ. Pey
ronno, condemned to transportation b,
council Of war.
SrAiN The Queen has become con
vale>ccnl.
MADRID, Feb. 5.-Don Martin Mari
no Y Gomez was sentenced to death il
the inferior court, and the cruise as i'm
medlalcIy sent to the first hall of audi
ence.
The criminal who made the a,temp
on the life of the Queen, was execute
on the 7lh.
HUNGARy.-ln Hungary, the govern
ment is pushing things So far as TO cree
monuments in commentator Of tn
Austro Russian victory.
AusTRIA.-The minister Of the intel
ior has issued very stringent orders,prc
viding for the periodical inuhdalion {
the Danube. which usually occurs at tn
melting and decent Of the ice, iurnin
the suburbs OF Vienna into nav igabI
lake. Last year the decent Of the ";
ters was SO impetuous as 10 sweep ava
everything before it, and the damag
caused 10 property was immense.
SwITzEKLAND.-The Swiss journa
announce that on the proposition Of
citizen of Cenoa-Col Rilleu-a SUI
scriplion is 10 be got up in all the CnI
tons TO pa, 1900 ,00U francs due by II
Canton Of Sonderbund for the milital
operations in lS46.
, SwgDEN-The powder magazine I
London exploded on the Gath. III
, shock shattered several thousand pan
of glass in the city of Stock holm ,parli
ularly in the Palace. The magazr
csn,aned $500 pounds of powder. Lo
estimated at 200 ,halers. Nv
bodies have been found amoug the uii
Tragedy in Iowa.
We learn from Burlington, Iowa ,,h
n terrible trauedv was euactad ON Fl