Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

this evening. hav ng left Liverpool at noon
OH the 25th nit Her passage has been
consequently Is days and 5 hours. She
brings forty-four passengers.
ENGLAND.
The general news from England is quite
unimpmtant The national defences in
case of Invasion and the approaching NEE.
ting of Parliament are the prevailing topic
Of the papers.
On Saturday night, the Oath, it blew one
of the most fearful gales in the English
Channel ever KIN wn, aud it is feared much
damage has beendone to the shipping The
new steamship Orinoco, the cOnsort of the
Inflated Amazon was out in the gale ON her
trial trip from London to Southampton.
She proved herself good sea boat, or she
could not have lived out the gale.
The sale OF the new Cnnard steamer Ar
alba to tn West India Mail Company, to
supply the loss of the Amazon, is confirm
ed
! The report Of an intended invasion of Eng
by Louis Napoleon. was quite current in Lon
don aud the British Government had order
ed $4,000 stand Of arms from BirmllGsl
ham, aud 25, 0O'' troups into L2udA
orderhaS been sent .rtsSaiIin
principal shlps-ot war now 'sIas
Tagns, with all despatch 10 EngTaSv
The official inquiry into the Civ
stances attending The lnss of the steamer
Amazon, by the Board of Trade, was pro-
crossing.
The formation of volunteer rifle corps in
London is attracting much attention.
The argument in the case Of Mr.. Solo
mon, Jew, elected 10 the British Parlia.
ment, ha been commenced in the Court of
Exchequer
The strike of'he engineers still cont 'ueI
in England
FRANCE
A French paper states Ihaiin consequence
of the English engineers strike in Eng
land, large orders for machinery bad been
received in France
The MOniteM publishes the names Of 70
members of The new Senate F.; and publishes
some DEGREES app"In'in! NJ llenrtie, DIrec.
tor If Commerce, NJ Romerlen. Director
of Braux Arts. aud VI Plctri, Perfect u
Police ofrhe Seine
The names of the member, Of the Coun.
Gil IF State DfFrance are thirty -four in mum.
Der.
TIE salaries of thu Members of the
Council are fixed as follows the Vice
President, 81 900 francs Councillors Of
State. IS, 900 francs.
Amongst the names Of the Senators we
notice the names of the Prince de Because.
ban Mulat General Brraguay D'IIIers,
Count de Camhlcerrs, Drouvn de L. Hnys,
Dnpln, Count Lemercler, General de S.,
Armand, &c Louis Napoleon is normally
President Of the Council.
The MOniteur contradicts the rumors of
fresh measures ofseverlty Oh The part Of the
Government.
M. de Montalembert and several other
members If the Consultative Committee,
have resigned their functions in conse-
qnence of the DEGREES promul gated respec-
slng The Orleans family.
r The Ministry is now de6nitively consti.
Luled as E,llo~s: NJ NJ, Abbattucci, Minis
gIfer OF Justice; de Persigny, Interior, Ar.
fficuIture and Commerce; Bineau, Finance
de st. Armand War; Ducos, Marine
Instruction aud Worship DeMaupas, Po-
lice Casabianca, Arts Lefebvre Duruhe,
Public Works.
The MOaitemr announces that Govern
menl will not require exceptional measures
To maintain tranquility.
Three persons were arrested on the gid
by the Police Of Paris, at MonIreuiI, on "a
charge Of hlvng assisted at he instruction
Of the 4th December; Some fire arms, am
mnniti0n, and socialist writings were dis
covered at their lodgings. Forty,si per-
sons rested in the Lot de Garonne, have
been transferred to the Chateau of Blaye,
whence they are to be transported, some to
Cayenne and others to Algeria.
NJ. Jules Fabre President Of the Civic !
Tribunal Of Rochelle, has been arrested on
awarrant charging him with having melted
the inhabitants tocvlwar
The grand ball so long spoken of to Gel
ebarte the inauguration Of the usurper,
came off Oh the night Of the 25th January
At few periods of ITS history has the same
paace had more brilliant assembly of
guests from every Country IN Europe.
The French squadron has returned to
Tounn
The President has published decree
abrog ,ling the decree Of the provisional
government of 1913, which abolished the
title of the nobility. THIS me lSnre is re.
gardei as an undIsgused step towards I'm
perialism and is, of course, well received
BY the Influential class Immediately concern.
cd inn.
In Paris the impression was daily becom-
inNslrunger that war with some one was
inevitable. Parties best acqI tinted with
the sentiments of Louis N,p,Ieon, assert
that he will not only d. nothing to nv I'd
wlr. but will be u I'd Of the opportunity
The recent rnthle,S clnhScall -
formed the prlncrpIl topic of~saa
in france. Tney were generally t.
direct InvasI of the rights nt property
aud opposed To ever, principle Of republic
an honor aud honesty,
The F ench money market was heavy
the depression being caused chiefly by the
uncertainty Of the relalI,n MS with foreign
powers, and above all, the hostile language
of the English press towa.d, LOUIS Narn-
leon The FIVE per cents closed nIl 26jh
Jan at 1902 frlncs IT. cenrimes cash, and
the three per cents at "a francs.
AUSTRIA.
The Lithograpt Correspondence of vi.
enua, states that Prluce Wmdi%gra has de-
finley accepted The post of Civil aud Mil
itary Governor Of Hungary The new Prus.
sian Gazette states that the Customs Con.
gress of Vienna would clo,e on the 18th
ut, Nothing was being done, few only o.
the delegates being provided with power tc
pIedre their Governments. The Zover