The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-10-20

The mail steamship America arrived
at Halifax at o'clock on Tuesday af
ternoon, with news three days later from
Europe.
England.-There is no political
cws of Importance A free trade ban.
quot was to be held at Manchester on
the 9th inst, at which Golden, Bright
and all the leading members of their par
ty were to assist
At Liverpool the liberals are organ.
zing against the tory influence which
carried the last election.
The Queen and Court are still in the
Highlands of Scotland Lord Hardinge.
the new Commander in Chief is also in
attendance Earl Derby is at his estate
in Lancaster. The other members of
the Government are scattered here and
there in the country. The papers are
full of spcculations on French and Amer
lean affairs, quite to the exclusion of 10.
cal matters
1t is rumorcd that Parliament will be
summoned for business on the 2lst inst
The London papers are rabid against
Capt. Jewett for his expedition to the
Lobos Islands, seeing in it deep laid
scheme for the annexation of Peru.
/, The West India mail steamer La Pla.
ia, at Hampton on the 2sth ult with
dates from Chagrcs to the Sth, had on
freight s l,374,706, of which over $780,
600 were on account of Mexican divi-
dends She has also on board three po-
MES as present to the Prince of Wales
There have been two arrivals from Aus
tralia with gold, but no great amounts.
Violent gales had ragged on the En-
glish and Irish Channels, and caused
much destruction of shipping. The on.
ly American vessel reported is the En-
porium, which went ashore on the coast
All on board saved
A report by Lord SALISBURY is pub
; lshed, regarding the Hospital at Beth
, lehem for the Insane, disclosing most
horrible treatment of the inmates.
Ffancc-Thc public mind appears t.
be made up in favor of an immcdiat,
proclamation of the Empire.
1t is now said that Louis Napoleon
will 60 to Paris, and the proclamation
will be made at Tours, the ancient CAPT
: tai of Turcnnc.
= The Gazette dc Broslau says that tn,
b. Emperor of Austria has demanded tn,
4 hand of the Princess Vasa. and that tn,
, Emperor of Russia is using his infucnc,
, to win over the same lady for Prime
q Adalbcrt, brother to the King o
, Greece. This, however, is discreditc,
in Paris
On the laying of the foundation of tn
i new Boursc at Marseilles Louis Napo
leon said he hoped the prosperity of TIN
: port would contribute to the realization
! of the Emperor's grand idea that tn
/ Mediterranean shall be a French lake
The idea is not disconnected with publ
1 rumor growing out of a hint by a Go,
!, eminent paper, that when few steamer
are launched, England will be called uI
on to show what title she has to hol
Gibraltar and the Ionian Islands
: The Government nominees are cleo
:. ted in room Of Cavaignac and Carnot re
d signed.
Vintage has commenced i'll the Soutl
o with but moderate prospects.
}. .SpaiH.-Government has ordere
4 honors to the memory of the Duke G
q Wellington.
Gen. Cardenas, who served under We
. lington, is just dead, aged %.
I Gvmdny-Thc Cologne Gazett
n states that negotiations are in contcm
c plation between the United States an
IS the Iolverein, respecting mutual IT
c duction of import duties 1t is said tina
is the United States Government has e,
n pressed willingness to favor the impor
into America of certain articles Of til
q Zolvcrein, and the crisis in which til
Austrian question has recently bee
'. placed, has alone prevented the compl,
u tion of the matter.