Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25

A public heehng was helu al Lohdon,
Monday evening, LIST, for the purpose, as
expressed il the bills, of sympathsng with
and aiding the foreign refugees at present
in the metropolis
The meeting is noticeable from the cir
cumstance that letters were read from Kos
saith, approving of the meeting, and from
Mazzin and Louis Blame, opposing it.
FRANcE.-Two DEGREES have been signed
bv the President, one Tor converting the
four and half per cents into three per
cents, and the other fixing the legal rate OF
interest at four per cent.
Abde Kader had an audience of the
President at st. Cloud on Friday by whom
he was warmly embraced, when the eX-Emir
renewed the oath he had taken, never to
return to Algeria Crowds Of people sur
rounded his carriage, aud paid him very
resDcctful attention, aud seemed rejolced
that he had been released from captivity
He had received an invitation to dine with
the Minister If War on Wednesday.
Letters from Paris state that Prince Cal
limajo, the Turkish Ambassador, had re-
ceived his letters Of recall.
Preparations are making in Paris for the
organization Of the civil household of the
future empire. The columns Of the Mon
itear are again filled with names of places
at which addresses have been agreed to IN
favor Of the empire.
The correspondent of the Times vouches
for these facts, and adds that the C0astitu-
tionaet and Patrie both had the cIrcum-
stances in type, but the matter was seized
by the police.
The emplo'ees Of the Elysee take every
opportunity Of paradlng the pacific policy
of the EmFq1or. Preparations are going
on for the melting Of the Senate in the hall
used as the Chamber Of Peers under the
restoration AID under part of the reign Of
Louis Philipplk 1t is believed the Senate
WIN %s1f,Y- gszs i,.a.,gs; thai .he ~ote
on the PlebiA e will take place OH the 2Ist
and 22d ins% that the suffrages will be
counted by tTs Legislative corps on De-
cember LIST, aal that the proclamation OF
the Empire vi be on the I'd, The Times
has rather Crcumstancia account of the
discovery Of ! military conspiracy against
the President The gist Of the matter is
that the Pariapolicey by means Of opening
letters, traced communication between a
man they arrested in Paris, and several off.
GERS of the garrison at Fontainbleau. The
conspiracy, whatever it was, is claimed on
the one hand by tile Legitimlsts, and on the
other hand bg the Orleansts, The Daily
News mentions the arrests, but says the
prisoners are hill civilians. Twelve com
missloned officers, eighteen non-commls-
stoned, and 6tty privateers, are placed UNI
der arrest.
TuRKEY.-By an imperial decree, dated
Oct l4lh, Vdy Paca was appointed Am
bassador at Piris from the Sublime Porte
in place OF ince CalIimajo, who only had
the title of Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister PIenipolentiary. 1t was expected that
Vely Paca would leave Conslantnople on
the 25th, for his post.
The ex-Fmance Minister, Na6z Pashaw
had been arrested.
Turkey is struggling to pay its debt, not.
withstanding serious disturbances in the
eastern provinces.
IrALy.-Achange has occurred in the
ministry, the Ministers of Finance, Foreign
Affairs and the Interior having rendered
their designations, which have been accept
ed. Count Cayor having undertaken the
task of forming new cabinet aud failed
Count Balbi has taken the responsibility
upon himself
BELGluM--A new ministry has been
formed at Brussels, as follows -Brouckere
Foreign Affairs; Piercot, Interior Friden
Justice; Soides, Finance aad Van Hoor'