Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-01
.GoreiQll Neus.
Four Days Later from Europe

Arivaz of the BaHic-AH quiet in Paris.
INiers e1ilcd-Changanicr to be tried by
Court Martial.
The Collins Steamer Baltic sailed from Liver.
pool December 10, arrived up little before 5
O'clock Her news is four days later than by
the Europa.
The Cambria from Boston, reached Liverpool
at 9 A. NJ. on Monday, Dec. 6
The Baltic has experienced continuous gales
and heavy head sea. Dec. Ia, 7P.M passed
steamer, supposed the Atlantic, in lat 81 26,
lon 81 80; Dec. Is, passed at noon, steamer
supposed the Humbolt, lat 46 81, lon. so AZ.
ENGLAND. Various rumors are ahoat as to
the stability of the Ministry. The dislike which
exists between Lords Gray and Palmerston has
grown nearly beyond the Premier's control.
Sir J. Gladstone died in Scotland lately
The Press is beginning sort of crusade a.
ganst the London Times, and in some large
provincial towns associations are forming to re.
fuse to read, purchase or advertise in that paper.
The Primate Of Ireland had been elected
Chancellor OF Dublin University.
The opposition to the Queens College in Ire
land is daily becoming more violent.
FRANcE.-There has been no further outbreak
IN Paris.
NJ. : HERS had been liberated by the President
on account of i'll health, but only on condition
that he should leave the country.
The brigade Of artillery voted for Napoleon
244l against 43.
The sea ports on the Northern coast of France
were very closely watched against the entry O.
suspected persons.
The exact loss of the army in the late engage
ments is stated to be one superior officer, and L
soldiers killed, and officers and l04 soldiers
wounded.
The following Proclamation had been ISSUED
by the President
To THE FRENCH PEOPLE:
Ertnchmen-The disturbances are pacified.-
Whatever be the decision of the people society
is saved. The appeal made to the nation tc
terminate the struggle of parties, was, as fore
saw, attended with no serious risk TO the public
tranquility. Why should the people have risen
against me? If no longer possess your conf
dence, if your ideas have changed, there is nc
need to cause blood to be shed. 1t suffices to
deposit in the urn contrary vote; will always
respect the will of the people, but as long as the
nation has not spoken will recoil from no effort
no sacrifice, to battle the rebeous tactions.-
The task besides, is now become easy. Or
one hand, it has been seen how insensate it wal
TO struggle against an army united by the bond
Of discipline, animated by the sentiment of hon
or, and by devotion to the country; on the othe
hand the calm attitude of the inhabitants of Pa
ris, the reprobaton with which they stigmatizet
the insurrection, has testified for whom the cap
ital declared itself in those populous quarter
uh ora incurractpp 20 opl,st 10,
so quickly among workmen docile to its instiga
tons. Anarchy this time has only been able t
meet profound repugnance for these detestabl
excltatlons. Thanks be rendered for this to tn
intelligent and patriotic population Of Paris
Let that population persuade itself more an
more that my sole ambition is to secure the re
pose and prosperity of France. Let it continu
TO lend its authority, and soon the country wi
be able to accomplish, in calm, the solemn az
which is to inaugurate new era for the repub
lie. Done at the Palace of the Elysee, Dec.
1851.
LOUIS NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE.
We learn from the Purser of the boat that iu
before the sailing Of the Baltic, second edltio
of the Times had been issued, reporting thu
Prince de Joinville and the Due d. AumaIe
(Louis Philippu's son. had arrived in Belgium
to raise the standard of revolt against Lou
Napoleon. Commodore Katesbv Jones ha
been severely wounded on the Bouevards
Paris he lost finger, had leg broken and
foot disabled. AT the latest advices all was quiz
in Paris.
Marshal Soult died in the department of Tai
on the Goth of Nov aged 80.
The Socialists are creating great disturbance
in various parts OF France. At ClarenCy,
Nlevre, they committed great atrocities in a
outbreak, and it is said the Mayor lust his life.
1t is reported that Government has resolved
bring the Generals now in custody at Ham
trial before Court Martial OH the charge of u
tempting to seduce the soldiers Of the army fro
thciI duty.
The correspondent of the London Mornir
Chronicle, in Paris, it is said, received not
to quit the country it was subsequently wit
drawn. and he was cautioned to be more car
full in his remarks.
, The President has issued decree rcstor
the Pantheon to it's o:iainl religious purpos,
thus. it is thought, securing the favor OF /
clergy.
The French feet after the bombardment
Salee aud RHbat, having threatened also the j
. mediate bombardment of Tanger, the Moor
authorities entered INTO an arrangement with I
. French Admiral with respect to the compen:
r ton claimed for damage to French property.
GERmANY.-Advices from Hamburg, to
5th, state that business there, on Change, is
9 most suspended, owing TO the French he,
=. which had made a profound impression.
n AUs1RrA-The ministerial organs at Wen
. applaud Napoleon and praise his policy.
, PRussIA.-The French news caused cons
= erabe excitement in the Councils of the ri
. of Prussia, but after considering the matter
> all its bearings, the Ministers decided that no
:. single corps of the Prussiun army should
!. placed on war footing.
!. Still Later by the Canada.
/. FRANcE.-F French affairs continue to be
engrossng subject of interest, but there
n been no fresh incidents OF striking importan
l. Several additional departments had been pa,
l. in state of siege. L1rge numbers Of
r. Mountain" p1rty have fed The country.
r, Several legions Of the National Guard h
lie been disarmed for exhibiting dissatisfaction.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Gil