The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-06-23

interfere with her form of government
but If an opinion were asked by the Pres
ident they would advise him to remail
satisfied with the name, title and power he
possesses Such is said to be the result;
of NJ Heckeren's mission
NJ de Falloux it is stated, will no
longer take part in political affairs, but
confine himself to literary pursuits.
The rigor exercised towards foreign
journals causes complaint among news
paper readers. The Belgian papers are
stopped daily.
The Presidents journey to the South
is postponed till September Meanwhile
he will reside at the Royal Palace of St
Cloud
An ingenious fraud has come to light
by means of which five frame pieces
mostly coinage of Louis XVIII, Charles
X. and Louis Philippe are detcrioatcd
to the extent of sovcu-teutbs. and vet
preserve their genuine appearance WI ght
and ring The two faces IF tie coin
are sawn of AID the interior bei1g filled
with German silver" detection is al
most impossible
The counsel for the Orleans Princes
have published memoir setting forth
the grounds on which they appeal against
the confscaton Of their property
ArsrRIA-The result of the Frankfort
and London loan has not TRANSFERRED
A correspondent of The Times, writ
ing from Vienna, says: Every possible
means is adopted to conceal the real state
of feeling in the different provinces from
the knowledge of the inhabitants of the
capital, but in spite ofpreventive meas
ures the truth sooner or later finds its
way to US. Thus transient CLEAN o.
light broke III upon us yesterday. and
from what was said it was impossible t,
doubt that there is general and decpl,
rooted feeling of disco intent. from which
the tried and faithful Tyrolcse are by n,
means exempt.
SPAIN-Our accounts from Madrit
f are of the oath inst
, 1t was considered certain that the Gov
. ernment had abandoned all idea of
J coup detat, but. should circumstance
: require it, ministers were detcrmir
| ed to have recourse to the following
9 measures / The dissolution of tn
e chamber of deputies. which, however i
not to take place before the month of Al
c gust 2. The convocation of a ne,
C chamber of deputies, elected accordin
$ to the existing law. 3. The deputic
c are to be invested with special power!
authorizing them to reform the fund;
| mental law, should the government deer
n that reform opportune.
Several of the notabilities of the Moo
G erado party had refused to sign the pre-
T. test against the reform of the constit,
l. ton, which, it was believed, would not b
h presented to the Queen
d TuRKEy-The Constitutional state
: that by letters received from ConstaI
|. tinople, of the 18th inst, it appears th'
J. the Greeks in that city assert they ha,
a obtained afirman at the 8 ancc of Russi
# which rcopens the entire question Of I'll
Holy Cities In this frman, whic
N would. IN fact. annul the concessions o.
c tanned latterly by France. the claims
s. the Latin church are stated to be III
|. founded in law and everything granite
t to the Greeks since l740 is fully confirm
I ed. The Greeks and Russians are sbo,
d ing copies of this new document f.
plantations have, it is added, been d,
: mandcd on this subject of the Porte b
c the French Embassy, and circumstanti'
II details have been addressed to Pa
" is This affair coinciding with the refu
: al to allow the ship of the line Charl
i imagine to pass the Dardanelles. which
v must be admitted the Sultan had a pc
s feet right to do, must modify the relation
G of France with the Porte in disagree
:. able manner