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ARRIVAL or THE ETROPI.

Further details Of tie French Neps.
NEW YoRK, Dec 23-I0 A. M-The
Steamer Europa. which put into Halifax
short OF Coal, arrived at her wharf thi.
morning. From the Liverpool and Lon.
dsn papers of the 9th and 9th inst. ex.
tract theiollowing additional item ofnew 5
FRANCE.-The new Cabinet formed
by Napoleon. and announced in his pro
elimination of the new order of things, /:
composed of the following persons:
Nous. Nj. DcMorny, Munster Of the In
terror.
Mens. FulJ, Minister of finance.
Mons. Ronher, Minister of Justice.
Mons. Magne. MinisterofPuhlic Works
Mons. Theodore Dacos, Minister D
Marine.
Mons. Durnfee, Minister of Commerce
Mons. St. Armand, Minister OF War.
Mons. Foitonc, Minister OF Public In.
stru,ion-
Mons. Faisot. Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs.
The High Court Of Justice has been dis
solved by order Of the President.
Mr., Barochc, M. Dronyn dc I.'Huys,
Admiral Cecile. NJ. Mon,elamhert, Lucien
Murat and sevcn,y-ive other distinguished
members Of the National Assembly form
the new Council Of State.
General OIinot. late Commander Of
the Army in Paris,is among the members Of
the Assembly arrested.
Count Mole had not been arrested. bu,
had written letter expressing his regret
that he had not been.
The soldiers will vote for the election o.
President forty light hours after the re-
ccipt ola circular from the Minister o
War. The vote will be taken "yos," o.
"no." on the following propositions:
The French people wish the maintain
ance Of the authority of Louis Napoleon
Bonapartc. and entrust him with the pow
or necessary to frame constitution, upol
the basis mentioned in his proclamation
Of the 2dinst.
ENGLAND.-The Liverpool Journa
hints pretty strongly at serious rupture
in the English Cabinet, in consequence o
Ford Palmerston's conduct and his an
swer to the address presented to him viii
regard to Kossuth. The journal further
states that B.ron Bremen, the Russian
Minister. had made representations whiel
called for interference. and Earl Cray lal
positively declined 10 continue associate,
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interest fer the statesmen 81 the souiIl.

interest for the statesmen OF the South.
The valley Of the Amazon is slave
country. The European and the Indian
have been coniending with its forests for
three hundred years. and they have made
no impression. If ever the vegetation
there be subducd; If ever the soil be re-
deemed from the forest, the wild beast and
tire reptile, it must be done by the Airi-
can. 1t is the land of parrots and mon
keys. Wherever they are found, the AT
rican delights to dwell; and he alone is
equal to the task which man has to &C
complish with the axe in the valley Of the
Amazon.
At the North, the spirit of emapcipa-
ton has been pressing the black man down
TO the South. 1t is now confined almos,
upon tie waters Of the Gulf. In the
South, the same spirit has pressed him UP
to the North, and assigned to him the val
ley Of the Amazon as his last resting
place on this continent.
There will soon be no more Mississip
| pi lands to clear-no more cotton fields to
subdue. and unless some means be de
vised of getting rid Of the negro-increase
the time will come when there will be al
excess, in these States, of black people
This excess viii be brought about by two
causes--natural increase Of the blacks
and emigration of the whites The slave:
may so from one slave State to another
but they cannot go out Of the slave terri
tory. They must increase and multiply
IN the slave States; and when their nun
5crs increase, if their labor becomes les
valuable, their owners viii sell them, ant
cnigrate thcmselvcs-thus increasing til,
proportion Of blacks to whites.
New England and the Middle State
did not cmancipate their slaves; the,
banished them. They passed post-nata
and prospective laws of emancipation i
IS true; but before the time came for III,
slave to be free, he had, in most cases
been taken to the South and sold-so tha
the so-caIled emancipation IF tile NORTH
was simply transfer to the South. lie
US examine the following statement from
the census tables of the free colored per
sons Of the New England and the South
ern States. 1t is the record Of a llistor,
on this point, which is not to be qucs
toned;
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TcEsDAY, Dec. %
SENATE.

A communication was received from the
Navy Department, enclosing copies of cor
respondencc betw cen The Navy officers
and the Department concerning hogsing
in the Navy.
Mr.. Clemens from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported bill authorizing
the appointment Il brevet Lieutenant
General.
Mr.. Mallory offered resolution en-.
curing into the expediency Of establishing
naval depot at Key West, which was a.
dopted.
The Compromise resolution was taken
up. and Mr.. Cass and Mr. Clemens sup
ported it,
H,suSR
The House went into Committee on tn,
state Of the Union, and again took up III,
Bill, authorizing the assignment of cer,if-
Gates Of I'ounty land, by parties before 10
cation shall have hecncil; cted.
An amendment ,rovidiny that the as
Segment shall be certified by person duly
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We tender our most respectful compli-
ments to the readers Of the Virginian and
heartily wish them ala happy new
year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

New YonK, Dec 23.--The Hermann
arrived of Sandy Hook. at eight o'clock
last night. but did not come up on ac-
count Of the thick weather. She brings CO
passengers,
For IL days she experienced remen-
douS gales, aud encountered three hurri-
canes of four hours duration, during
which she lost some Of her sails.
On the 2lst, at o'clock, p. NJ, she
passed Collins steamer, Supposed TO be
the a rcfic
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he was waited upon and addressed by

he was waited upon aud addressed by a
body Of negroes.
The South cannot be too vigilant in re-
gard to thi, matter Her enemies are ever
on the alert. They seize upon every cir
e1ms,ence that can be tortured into their
service; they employ every weapon, that
tails into their hands. We must not give
back to their advancing march. Wcmust
concede no principle to the governments
OF Europe which may be perverted to our
INJURY we must strike no blow for them,
winch may recoil upon ourown heads.
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as colleague with Lord Palmcrsion. A
disruption appears inevitable unless Pal
merston retircs.
The Journal m referring To the recent
coup d c;at' of Lcuis Napoleon, says.
Il more than suspects foreign agency in
that movement. Absolutsm being the
rnotiverowcr.
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c. FOR RENT AND SALE

E] Vks hAE1lNs AND SAsl1.-ft 81 u
Ell New and splcuiid Dry Goods Stere occupied
by Messrs. Calhoun & Holt on Main Street in the
town Of !ynchburg. is for rent. Also. the BoarJ-
ING House, now occupied by Mrs Blauks over tie
stores Of McsSrs. John r. Davis, and Colhuun q
Ho't. This Boarding Hon'r contains "A rooms in
the NEST business part o. Lynchburg. and will al
ways command as many hoardgrs as can be accom-
modatcd- Possession given l-t January. L,ih n
the Store and the Boarding Ho.ise
~hialso Sela accommodating terms. the mn
here Lei, occupied as the Poor House, IN Lynch
burg AID ats" the HoEse and I0' Main Street.
nccupied by D1ct. S.av. Both these houses are
rented tor the wear. Apply to A. II. Rpsker.
10 Mrssrs. COLHouN & HOLT win ocru-
py The Conner Store, now occupied by Jno. Z Davis
Dec l5-2amts RICH. &. MORRISS.
DCRTE NOM AsES.-The finest as
: soriinent OF Pusge Monnaies e-~er oh,red i,
iii. nare - tdf sale ly
Get i3--ts JOHN u SEAY. Druggist.
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SAILING OF THE NIAGARA.

New foRK Dec. 81, II. Nj.
TIE steamship Niagara sailed to-day
for Liverpool, taking out about 100000
in specic.
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.
u An international copy shl treaty
has been negolil,cd between England aud
France, winch ensures 10 authors Of either
country the liberty to exercise all the rights.
which are allowed 10 authors Of the same
works, if published ticrc. 50 that the re-
production or piracy by persons Of one
country, of any work Of literature or art
published in the other, shall be treated as
if it were tie reproduction or piracy Of
works Of the same nature originally pub
lished in the former country. Il has yet
to be ratified by the British Parliament.
E0 The statement that Commodore
Thomas, \. G. Jones was wounded in the
melee il Paris the 2ud ut, is coutradict-
Cd
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"liistory vii! afite his peaceful name,
High on her truth-ilumined scroll.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-10
EaCllariah E2art's Estate

STATE OF NERNONT.l The Honorable the
DISTRICT Of cHIrrENDEN,ss ! Probate Court ,or Il {.
District aforesaid to AL persons concerned il. he
Estate OF Zachariah Hart late Of Williston in said
District, deceased CR.rr.S,
Whereas, Iohn Snyder, Executor OF the Estate
OF said deceased has filed in said Probate Court b..
petition IN writing, setting forth that the personal
property OF the estate OF said deceased is In-ucle
o pay the legacIes mentioned in the wIlI Of said
deceased, and the just debts against the estate Of
sand deceased, by the SUN Of four hundred aud oriy
two dollars; and praying said Court to grant him
cence 10 sell So much Of the Real Esiaie # sand
deceased as will eHaLe the said Executor to pay
sad legacles, dehts and the expenses Of admins
FRAT on.
And the said court having assigned Friday. the
3lsi day OF December ~ D. l-j2 at the Probate
oihce IN Burlington, for hearing and deciding ON
s1d petition, and ordered that all persons concern
ed he notified thereof, by publishing the substance
Of SAID petition, and the time and place assigned
Tor hea NJ, three weeks successfully in the Burning
ton FIR, Press, the last Of which to be previous 10
he day ST for hearing.
lhe tore, you are her by notified to appear be
lore SAL Court at the time and place aiu esaid and
show G use if any you hay why the sad license
should not be granted
Given under my hand a; Burlington, in SAID Dis
t.lc, this oh day Of December a d 1872
W2lw2 J S. ADAMS, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-10

The act ior Incorporating the C.iy Of ml.n ton
which vas Obtained tr.m the General Assembly at
their last session, in agreement with the yo;c OF
,!e Iuwuuccting OF De; Pin, is published for the
Information eft the people OF the TOWN. \ iew re-
nla.1. a1oou may be acce giaLIs and may make
tine understanding Of lis provisions easier to some
who DO not care 10 give much iiuc to lis s,uIy -
Tn boundaries Substantially the same as tn
were in the BIZ. which passed the House las year,
and which vas los in HE senate h,causc no public
notice Of application for such an ac had been given
beforehand. Starring from the waters edge on
he Southwest, corner of hutdred acre Lot NO 80
neor Mr. EuIeshy, flrm, South Of Mr. WiIatUs
anu raining Eas, to : pear Street, aad then by
nearly straight me Nor;EwardS to the mouth o.
the br Ok wllch cmptes mo WmootAi river Just
above the falls it follows the rycr down 10 the Lake
and tak's in the Bay by a straight line from Apple
tree point to Rcd rocks All the rest Of the town
of Burlington w.. be new town, Ny the name To!
South Burlington. The Territory within the
CITY limits Is just that territory Of The present town,
"nch the growing population is sure 10 reside on
Were the population Of the town, a. 1t is now, to
increase to twenty-five 'housoud, or more, very lit
tie OF the addition would fall into the town of south
Burlington. From The nature OF the case, all al
viii continue as "A farming territory properly 80
caDc!, mad will naturally have no deeper interest
in the a.'air' o the Cry Of Burlington than She.,
burn or Colchester vii. have The land North OF
the present village viii doubtless, as whole, be
settled rather slowly be, it has been for long
time owned, nearly all Of IT. by persons residing in
the yc'nly of the business center OF the town. and
doubtless always will b. owned there, and there
tore participates IN tie benefits and shacs the res
possibilities OF the government, as it should DO, il
proportion 10 is value. Taking all thing into ac-
count, probably the line OF boundary could not b,
changed for tho better
II will he seen by tbc 22l tcc'ion Of he act, tia
it, GOING INTO cA, ct depends upon several votes ,c
be given by the lrgal voters concerned in It. Tins
section originally required but one vote 10 dtcid,
The matter But the Chairman Of the judiciary
! COMMITTEE thought that in ns.nuch MS new town
South Bar ingion, was created by the act, us ap
provll by the voters rcsIdr1 herein was also nee
essay. No one Gun dolbt the ptoprlcry OF tia
opinion. Moreover, bill mad been introduce,
for nrorpor' ting pat Of the 'cwn as a Village, anc
d wish vas exlress'd that the people might hay,
an o,ToWnl'y 70 ACCEPT either 49,, as they nigh
IIdge bet to wh.ch NJ otec,l-n vas lrlt by rhos,
CHARGED by he iawn 10 chain It, passage Of the
at'f,'s ,ty 'i7'fs7,, 'rss,ti5n "4c farther a.,ef
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-10
On rNEE PRESS, FRIDAY GlORNlNl, DECEMBER 10, 1852

ed so that within sixty days the legal voters of the
city should be- called upon to decide which they
would prefer 4iry charter or a rilagc c%artcr--
That vote must he taken, there ore, on or before the
24i Of January, lo6. if the voters vote TO prefer
rWGgc ciqgiry-.hn act for the city becomes
null and void. If they vote to prefer city char
ter, votes are to be taken afterwards for the acccp
fance OF the act, before said. few words
about the c'ty c1arer may not be out OF place here
The a'e1la.c need Of Il government different
from that OF towns, for places OF but moderate size
compared with the larger cities of the country, cs-
pccuiiy where situated SO as to be Of easy access
from all quarters by people Of all descriptions, has
been admitted and ac..1 uion very extensively al
ready, and with the gresicst benefits. The need
is very much greater lhan it fifty, even twcn-
/ ty, years ago, and for oLvious reasons hr essen
al features of the charter for the City of Burling-
ton to be found IN the charters Of Worcester.
Cambridge, Lynn, and other places Of moderate
size N Mass tchusetls with such variations as the
difference in the modes OF transacn! public busi-
ness in the Two States called for. In framing tie
charter aud prriecting its provisions, the aim was
10 bring the choice of o.Eyers, the cnacng of old
the app,opria'io1 Of monies, the accounting
for their expenditure, the economical aJmiu stra-
lion OF all the a.als OF The city closely under tn
observation Of the people as possible, and to give 10
them most Thorough power Of supervising and nm
dersandng all the proceedings of their officers, and
the greatest power Of clsciuaily checking any bad
administration. lIow-vrrmuch, a, first rier, one
not accustomed to luok It Other modes of Il ng
he public business than by TIE common town or.
g cation. some thugs will sound sianrr, a Iitc
careful examination will show tiat the whole mode
OF procedure will be yery simple in its working
and with little practice can not fail to be sail,ac-
tory il lis elects. 50 lar any one is Influenced
in his opinions By what he has heard or read of
some OF the old aud large cities Of tins or other
Cortr without having carefully examined this
cha ter, or tAr-e charter, u which in great de-
zee it is mo-r.e', it is ONLY necessary say that
nothing cou! hr much more wids Of the mark than
10 arg Ie itom jAr yrrnmcut Of New York, or
Philadelphia under their ctaItrr powers, to the
vernmrnt OF Worcester, Springfield, Lynn or
Bur 5'on, under the powers u. Their respective
charters The deciding what scr, Of government
the place is 10 be under, for sine to come is not
liking TO be- done in the heat Of rlsS.oD or under
the niiurnc' Of prejudice 1t should be the resu
ofcooi and care "a, examination, and kind and open
Nscr-sion Certain it is that gentlemen residing
IN Other places, and who tror their experience are
we'll able ;oJnltr hay' slid On examination Of the
city charter, that i must be e2n;rcntly easy and
eco"'Anca, III is working, and far superior to any
u Do. L
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-10

0-F71bc manly, explicit, clear, American
Wing, Message OF President FILLMORE has
now been read by our DAILY subscribers, and
we submit to them that 1t fully jUsufes the
hasty but warm commentator with which we
accompanied its publication, A re-perusal
only serves to confirm our admiration and ap~
probation of 1t. We look upon it as, in every
sense, the complete performance by President
FILLMORE Of his constitutional duty,--nohing
more, nothing less. It's Difference to ,he Lee
gslatvc power, as conrasted with the Execu-
tive, while it compromises nothing in either, Is
cmnently Just, dlgntied and conservative to-
wards both 1t recognizes both in their APP
propfatc sphere.
No argument i'll favor of a properly prot &c
tive Tariff, and OF specific as conlrasted with
d7 ra'orm duties, could be more p rsplcuously,
torclbly, and conpactly presented than 1t is IN
this message The friends Of American Labor,
OF American Interests, Of American prosperity,
viii at once admit tins. President FILLMORE
argues like true AMERICAN on this, and tie
otter topics in regard to which difference of
opinion prevails in the Union, to wit, the Cuban
" movement" and the question Of &" interviews
ton" In fact, he presents "piattcrm" of
glorious UNIoN Principles, Vino Principles.
upon Which the great mass Of the People, North
and South. can safely and securely stand aud
conquer principles in the advocacy Of which
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-10
POIsOS WING. az

Thousands ct Parents who use Nrrmuuge com.
posed OF Castor OF, Ca,omr!. &c, are NOT aware
that whr they appear 10 benefit lhr parru', they
are ao,uniy laying tie foundation for series Of dis
eases, su,h salvation loss OF sight, w,aAnc.s OF
limbs Ne.
In another column wi! be found the advertisements
OF IiobcnS1cks Medicines, to which We ash the at
rntIon OF all directly interested IN their own as wei
as their Chldrrn's health. In LIVER complaints and
al, dsordcrs arsng from these OF bilious rype
s1on'd make use OF the cAy genuine mcGI.lne, iIo-
b,n,aci,s LAYER Pills
{ :" BE mt decnrcd" bat ask for Hoh,nsacl 5
Worm syrup und LAYER n Is and observes rllt racI.
has The signature OF the Proprietor, J, y. HOBEN,
9AON' as none Else are srHnne. w22wiy =
81 DlGES | {" SvoHls rml True MEANING OF the
~o'd 'PEFSlN, or OF the TWO Greek words from
which It Is derived This is the significant and M.
pIopua'e rille Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
Or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared By DR.. J. 5
HOUGHIoN, OF Phadrlpus, from the fourth
stomach OF the Ok tor the cure of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. II Is Naiurs's own remedy ran an.
healthy stomach. 10 art Of man can ,qual It's ca
rauve powers Il renders GOOD EATING uer.
'eci'y Consistent With KLALTH see ii, l.u.e Il
t4e OK IN ano,e; + ,r;o this PIPER
CT -. ~ NV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-10
y / { .

In Waltham, Mass, on the morning of the i;b
INST, OF Inflammation upon the BraniANNA Til.
DEN, the only daughter of ASA ", aud S.sAu
FOSTER, Uotmery OF this place. aged u months an,
: days.
"Sufler little Children to come unto me ahd forbid
them not, tor OF such is the kingdom of Heaven.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-10
TIE Yeas ana Nays on the Ne-a Liquor Dil!

,.,
''''''
=, ' '"'''''f '' VIZ eel" o.. ,'' House Oh
~. - ''''''''''''' y F. nA'h' '-''F' we are
~ ut " ~" ''e .''' vi '"' ana Nays
VIZ P''' "a ~ ''''''E '''S H''S' 1oo'n''la-
'.' III outrageous oAi ever presented Tor CON
s.dcmtion to human legislature. We shal!
publish the bill itself IN a dav NJ two and orr
.,.,,..,.,.,.,, ,,,..,,..... ,,l.,i
w.. ''0 ''''4 'u'H' ''' ''''''9ei'e''
I''n our own 'cilalntauce there are severn!
s,-.ct aud practical temperance LIen who vii.
vote lolju,, il. AMI we trust r..,ch o,,,r,ro-
,,... ,......,......,, ,..,r i......I
49, W. '''''''''o~ 10 u'S5''ct our
Statute b''"' me purpose ard object OF the
law We lG'iy approx the means by winch It
pr1po,e, 10 attain t,,,i nurnos. and nh;,c,, arc
j., ,,. i,l.....,
'' U'' JN'-''U"'' "'''u'' i'P!acolc"ole' anu
"h~t Is worse, Unconstitutional. 1t subjects
the people Of the State to the most ubomina-
bic exercise o., the bower of search and ona
.,,......, ~,
'"' rs '" "a l''e il"oc'' NorruS
anu ''' "-"' o' 4fEI by Jury, ana the THE OF
the bal Fboud be to cais effect
Bet This /, no; ali. TbcrpIes of both House.
,,,,., ,,..,.,. ..,.- ..,.,..,
"' '''' ''''N' WIZ '''0u WIZ" ulc ma
Jori'y '"c RIGHT TO move reconstruction of
vote at any time within - hours Mr.. ELISHA
IIACrR. of IuIlr,y vh,,v,,,l f,, tI,o ,,u,
n,t,.h :, ,.Il - ....., '"''
"''''''' II VIII ~ o"'e''eu' passed oy No'e OF
- 10 w moved II reconsider The vote, stating,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-10

In Westfeld Mass, on the 2lst uit., SPENCER
ALLEN, Conductor, Rutland s. Burlington X K ,
10 LUCY f. WlLLlSTUN, OF Westhed
In Burlington, on the lst inst by Rev Mr. Grit
TIM O. +. PiNNEY, Of Burlington to Miss ELIZA
MELglN Of Charlotte.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-10
UPPER TEN.

I new extract, OF the above name, for the
a Toilet and fiandkrrhet has Just been composed
ny Harrison the great American Prriwurr winch
ar 'u'ptS-rs anything of the kind ever before prudu-
reI, and which It Is believed vii! soon occupy The
? nee IN the pubic mind, that Jockey Cul, VS.,
h,d' tsScruc boquet, do in Europe To thvsr who
can apprccln'r and ENJOY the Influence OF a rich boz
ii"i, 81 the pulest simple odo 5 this j. respectfully re-
o"miurnded, 1t is composed OF ten distinct priu.tr,
"dor>, aud Is the most delicate Perfume ever uir.ed
70 the pub !c.
l!nS new and desirable extract, may Be Obtained
At II. ' HORTON X eos No. | Bank G'ofk ats
Tor he sale Of the above, and all other Of Harrison,
p.tinmery Druggists Dealers in Pcllumriy suppl
ed atthr Manufacturers prices
harrington Dee 3, l,j! uNAf
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NOTICE.

VT vile, Fanny RowIey, las left my
VI bed and board without cause and hereby
warn all persons to dea with her on my credit,
a. shall not be responsible fol any debts which she
may contract. AARON ROWLEY.
SEelOurnc, Nov %, lSj2. w22w3