Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02
Foreign Mus.
Arrival of the Amerioa.

Capt. Letch, arrived at Boston Wednesday
afternoon about half past IL o'clock, from
Liverpool Nov. 18th
ENGLAND. During the debate in Parlis-
ment on The reply to the Address Of the
Queen, the Chancellor, in reply to
question by Mr.. Herbert, said that nepocia-
atoms were going on in most satisfactory
spirit with the Government Of the United
States respecting the Fisheries They had
every reason to believe they would, when
concluded, prove perfectly satisfactory.
kossurH IN LONDON. The Daily News
of the llih gives an account sc the first
conrerSa,iOne of the sea, on Of the Society
of the Friends of Italy, which took place IN
/ London on Wednesday evening. In con-
sequence of the promised appearance of
MN. Kossuth and Mazzini. the hall was
dcnsely crowded on the occasion by an au-
dance composed in about equal proportions
OF English, Italians, Germans, and uunra-
rlans. NJ. kossuth was vehementlv cheered
as he took his place on the platform; and
this being the first time he has presented
himself at public meeting since his return
to England from America, the enthusiasm
must be regarded as possessing the charac-
ter OF welcome. In all respects he would
/ appear to have improved by bis American
journey. lie looks in splendid health, and
his English has greatly advanced in correct
accentaton. Rumor does not admit that
he is in good spirits bat depression was
certainly not visible in his demcanor during
Wednesday evening. lie is also considera-
bly, AnglIclsed in his dress. The black vel
vet coat remains, but its cut is ofour ortho-
dox fashion; and were it not for the heavy
encIrciIng beard, the greatIIungaran leader
would now look like quiet English gentle
man. In the course of the evening, Kos
suth rose TO speak, and after having taken
the hand of Mazzini, as an acknowledges
ment OF the brothery fratcrnization and
alliance between the natives Of Italy and
Hungary, he said have risen, but only Tor
the purpose to apologize for not making
speech. There Is time aud a season for
everything in the world There is a time
and season 30 speak, and there is a time
aud season to be silent. You English are
happy You may hope to carry all that you
may require by the peaceful means Of the
Tree word. For US, we can nothing carry
with words And therefore have taken
in consequence of my duty have taken
L
single speech, which is reserved for the due
time, aud depend upon it to be spoken in
due time; and that only speech that | have
IN future IS, Up, boys, and at them-fo-
low me-" This unexpected communication
was received with perceptible establishment;
but the concluding phrase of the sentence
produced overwhelming applause "unul
added NJ. Kossulh) have occasion TO de-
liver that speech, will have none else. So
am | done with oratory." The meeting
Immediately after broke up
FRANcE.-The Senatus consultum adopt
ed on Sunday last by the French Senate
consists of eight articles. l. The Imperial
dignity is re-established Louis Napoean
is declared Emperor under the name of
Napolean III. ,. Tie imperial dignity is
made hereditary in the direct aud legitimate
male descendants of LOUIS NapoIean. 3.
If Louis Napolean shall have no male child,
he may adopt the legitimate children and de-
cendents III the male line of the brothers Of
the emperor Napoleon |. The adoption is
Inlerdlcled to the SUCCESSORS of Louis Ma
poleon and to heir deceudanls A. Louis
Napolean regulates by an organic decree adj
dressed to the Senate, and deposited in its
throne in the Bonaparte family in case he
should leave no direct legitimate or adop-
tive heir. s. Ia default of legitimate or
adaptive heir of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
and of the Successors IN the collateral line,
who shall derive their right in the above
mentioned organic decree, lScndtus con-
Snltnw, proposed TO the Senate by the Min
lster formed into Council of Government.
united TO the Legislative Body, and of the
Council of State, and submitted to the ac-
ceptance of the people, names the Emperor
&. The members of the family of Louis
Napoleon Bonaparte called eventually to the
succession, and their descendants Of both
sexes, form part of the Imperial family A
SenatuS c0RsHltum regulates their position.
They cannot marry without the aulhoriza-
ton of the Emperor. Their marriage with
! out such authorization entails prlyatlon of
: all hereditary right, as well for him who
: contracts it as for his defendants. T. The
a constitution of the 18th of January 1852,
{ is maintained in all provisions which are
, not contrary to the present Seaatus consul
= tum; there cannot be any notifications in
e it, except in the forms aud by the means
therein prescribed. Article is as follows
u ne lollOWlhB ptopoA'ii"H Ahdii NC pre-
i sented to the acceptance of the French
people, in the forms determined by the de-
e crees Of the I'd and ith of December, 1851
d The people wish for the re-establishment
J. of the imperial dignity in the person of
n Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, with hereditary
h right in his direct descendants, either legti-
1 mate or adaptive, and give him the right to
regulate the order Of succession to the
throne in the Bonaparte family, as provided
+ for 10y the Senatus consuium ol-Noyember
1882"
A decree convokes the French people on
the 2lst aud 22d of November to accept or
! reject picbiseite. The voting viii take place
: by ScrKiiR secret, by Yes or No. The
yer6catlon of the votes will be made by
: the Corps Legslaiif The Corps Legisla-
! If is conyoked Tor the 10Th of November.
: There is no doubt that Jerome BonaparIe
: and his son Napoleon are deeply disappoin-
ted aud mortified at the exclusion OF their
/, names from the Senaius consutum but an
;, attempt is made to hide the family feud.-
Jerome has been induced to withdraw his
resignation as governor of the inyalldes !;
but he has ceased TO be president of the