The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-31
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The steamer Europa from Liverpool
| March 10, arrived at New York on
Thursday, with three days later intelli-
gence from Europe.
ENoLANp.--Coiion has declined l>e
a lid per 10. Breadsiu(s continue
without improvement,
Parliament assembled on Friday, the
18th, and upon the Reform bill coming
up Tor a second reading, Lord John
Russell Withdrew it, saying that he
could not think Of proceeding as n pri,
vaie member Of the House with a meas
ure which lie introduced rs a Minister
of the Crown. Already rdmors abound
OF discussions in the new Cabinet. 1t
is thought that some of the Ministers
are willing to abandon the scheme OF
protection, while others, impelled by a
higher sense Of principle, are hone silly
aud zealously ANXIOUS To carry il out.
A meeting Of liberal members Of Par
lament was held nj Lord John Ruselfs
on the Ilth. at which his lordship urged
the expectancy Of bringing the govern
ment TO an immediate issue on Free
Trade. Accordingly. Mr.. vllliers is to
invite the Government To explain their
intentions thereon, on Monday night.
The meeting was well attended, aud the
noble Lord warmly received.
II is understood that Lord Derby will
anticipate, in his place in the House OH
Monday next, the steps being taken in
the lower House to compel him to speak
out, by giving q programme Of the polls
CIV on which he intends IL conduct his
government.
A Geographic dispatch from Plymouth,
Of the 18th, the arrival Of the
steamer Bosphorus at Penzeance, with
the news Of the termination Of the war
at the Cape Of Good Hope, and the un.
conditional surrender Of the Caffirs.
FRANcE.-The impression gains
ground that the occasion Of the opening
Of the Chambers on the ooh will be
seized upon 10 declare Louis Napoleon
Emperor.
1t is reported that Cnvnignac will APP
pear III the Chamb,r, protest against all
that has TRANSFERRED since the Cd Decem-
her. refuse To TAXI the oath, and her re.
tire.
A decree in the Moniftur declares
that any public funciionary refusing TO
take the oath to the Constitution and 10
Louis Napoleon, will be regarded as
having gwen in his resignation.
The mint has coined 1000, 600 fve>
franc pieces bearing the efigy Of Louis
Napoleon. A series of %banqueis is to
be given in honor Of the Inauguration
Of Louis Napoleon, and his bust IS to be
placed in each OF the communes OF
France.
The nrming Of the Notifications Of
Paris proceeds rapidly.
II is conceded in Paris that The oppo-
siiion in the Assembly will number so
members, who will he led by NJ. De
Montalembert and NJ. De Mournay.
The new decree respecting the Min
is,ry OF France has been published. and
cause S great commoiion in the literary
world. All the members of the Super
ior Council, Inspectors, General Rec
tors, Professors. &c, are to be appoint
ed by the President, and new
course Of smdies is to be arrang>
ed. Hencebrth the right OF education
is to be exclusively enjoyed by the State
and the Church, and the Chars Of the
Professors are 10 be suppressed.
NJ. Armand Marrast, one ofthe great
est men Of the Revolution Of February,
died gu the 10Th instant.
GsRhANy.-According to a letter
from Vienna III a Berlin journal, the dis
s%ensions which arose between Austria
and the United States respecting the re.
ception OF Kossuth, may be considered
to be arranged.
SWITZERLAND The report Of the
settlement Of iroubles with France is con.
hrmed, and it is understood that Switz>
erland substantially agrees TO all France
demands, viz the expulsion of the re-
fugees.