Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-10
9ureigr1 Nerus.
Arrival of the Asia.

New York, June 2.-The Asia arrived
at seven O'Clock this morning, after rapid
run. She brings London papers of Saturday
May 30, and Sl22, 900 i'll specie Lat. 81
lon. GA, passed the Atlantic, hence.
ENGLAND.-In the House of Lords on
the 18th instant, the disabilities repeal Get
was read third time, and passed on the
2lst
The Earl of Derby reported the denial
of any present intention on the part of the
Government to propose any change in the
Maynooth endowment
The Earl of Winchelsea made violent
attack on the Catholic Priesthood, who he
said, were endeavoring to subjact the power
of the Qeen, but he excepted the next Par
lament would remedy the evil by the Eman-
cipation Act.
In the House Of Commons, on the 10Th,
Mr. Hume asked whether the cOrrespon-
dence between this country and the Uni
ted States, respecting the navigation of the
ST. Lawrence, would be laid upon the
table, and whether the differences upon
the subject between the two governments
been settled.
Sir G. Pakington said that he would
give an answer on future day.
On the 9th, the House considered the
Malta Bill.
On the 2lst, Lord PaImerston called the
attention of the House to dangers nov
threatening the existence Of cQnslitutiona
government in Spain and elsewhere.
Another cOlliery explosion has occurred
in Lancashire, by which more than 20 liVe'
were lost.
A duel had been fought between Col
Romilly and Hon. Mr.. Smith. Neithe
was injured.
The steamer Fraklin arrived off Cove,
on the 9th.
A destructive fire occurred on the banks
Of the Thames, at Dockhead, on Tuesda J
last. 100000 loss.
FRANoE,-Several additional refusals tt
take the oath of allegiance to the Presiden
are reported.
A bill on the residence Of foreigners a
Paris and Lyons, and another on the forma
ton of the high courts of Justice, are
s s1oa' to b. '"Sn'''ed to the Council o
The French feet appeared before Naples
on the 10th.
Gen. Mcmahon quilted Constantine MAY
9TH, with an army Of 10000 men, to un
dertake an expedition against Kabilia.
Several Of the Paris papers are out will
savage articles against Generals Changer.
nier and I.amociere.
Three hundred more political prisoners
have been removed from Paris to Havre
for transportation.
A bill has been presented by the Govern.
ment to the Council of State, modifying
the custom laws. The import duty is to be
removed from all articles used in ship build
ing, and the prohibition to import earthen.
ware is to be repealed
Paris BOnrse.--4 l.2 per cent closed at
99t 75c, and 3 per cents at 75t 30c.
PRUssIA.-The Emperor Of Russia ar.
rived at Dresden on the 18th. i. -
lrALX.-Letters from Turin report the
resignation Of the entire Cabinet, which
the King had accepted, and ordered the
formation of new one.
DGNMARK.-A royal decree has been is
sued establishing Court of Appellation for
the whole of the Duchy Of Schleswig, IL
come into operation June lst.
GERMANY.-A Geographic despatch da.
ted Frankfort, May 18th, says that the new
Austrian loan of 5000, 900 fiorins, conven.
ton money, had been taken by the house
of Rothschild.
An angry letter is said to have been pre-
scented by the Prussian Ambassador, Count
Arnim, to the Austrian Government, upon
the subject of the Custom tariff.
SwfTzERLAND.-The Grand Council OF
the Berne have passed several articles Of
the new law on the press, without opposi.
ton. The articles requiring a deposit of
caution money from responsible editors,
was thIown out.
GREEoE.-The finances of this country
are in most melancholy condition, and the
Minister of Finance was about resigning