Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-11-12
Three Days Later From Europe.
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The British mail steamship Africa arrived a
New York Thursday morning at O'Clock
having left Liverpool at 3 p. Nj. 23d ult. Shc
brings l03 passengers.
Trade at Manchester firm aud quiet
ENGLAND.-A letter il published from Joseph
Hume, NJ. p, the chief Of the liberal party, de-
precatlng any movement in favor of the ballot
per sc,
In Manchester a Free Trade banquet will
be held Oh the 2d Nov, at which upwards OF
fifty members of Parliament will be present.
A London, Liverpool, and North American
Screw Steamship Company Is announced with
a capital Of $500 900. A charter has been APP
piled for and will probably be secured.
The Earl Of Derby was inauguraied Clam
cellor OF the University of Oxr,rd, vacated by
the death Of the late Dute Of W ellington.
Preparations for the funeral of tie late Duke
of Wellington 20 on aplc" partly under the
suporntendencc Of Mr., Cunt, the eogineer,
who Is charged with the duty of fitting up t.
Pauis to accommodate the largest number of
spectators that can be arranged
Nladlme de Terenezy, one of the patriotic
Hungarian alles, uni well known IN Austria,
Germany and hungary, as an attractive singer,
intends making an artistic tour in America, and
will give her first concert in Boston. A letter
has been received by the admiralty from Capt.
lngefed, comm1nding Lady F'rauklin's steam
er Isabel, In which he states that he put into
Guodhavcn, Disco, coast Of Greenland, to rc-
pair slight damages, suffered from gale off
Cape Fdrew ell lie proposed (Aur. l2th,l in
ii day or two to sail direct for Smiths Sound.
The squadron under Sir Edward Bachcr had
passed Go1dhlvcn June l2th. having left it on
the lOjh, but finding " lngItt passage closed,
returned southwark TO take the open bay. No
ships have been seen returning southwark from
Melville Bay. 1t is presumed that they were
successful IN making an early north passage.
On Wednesday, Mr. Cunard and drpntation
ad an interview with Sir John Pakington, Cot.
.occy., on the subject of the aiiaX Railway.
FBAHCE.-The Clerks in the Government
Offices are busted in arranging the petitions for
the Empire; when completed, they will no
doubt form the ground work of the ScnuilL9
COasutUS 10 be in turn followed BY the PIE
biSciSte. i is now confidently stated that the
Pope will come to Paris to cOnsccratc the En-
perur, but whether in December or May next,
Is not certain.
The Enperor's title is intended, it is suppos-
ed, 10 be, Emperor of the FRENCH King Of AL
geria, and Protector Of the Holy Places. The
project OF constituting 4 IgerlA a Vice Royalty
is more than ever talked of. and is ii seems
one OF those on which the President Is plrtlcu-
larry tenacious. Prince Luclrn AlurIt Is again
spoken Of as The iu,ure Nlceroy
Prince Louis Napoleon, ii IS said, meliates
the organization Of an Association on a grand
scale, III some respects similar 10 tAat Ct tht
Bnti,h East Indln Company.
The Pays IS about to assume the title Of JoH
nal de rEmpiye.
u. Moclot, Archbishop of Tours, has beer
raised to the dignity of Cardinal.
Abd-cl-Kader Will remain at the Cha,ear
d'Ambro!se until suitable preparation can b,
made for his removal. HIS liberation has beer
w,il received throughout France.
! SrAIN.-Ine .Md7d GG>ete publishes dc
cree appointing Il consulting Junta of Fo elgl
Affairs, composed of the under Sccratary o
State and chiefs Of the sections of that depart
mont. Gen. O.loqul has been ordered to Cuba
10 assume the command of the department o
the centre, and the political and military goy
crnment oi Principe. Requirements for Gu
ba were TO em5arA from different ports of tht
kingdom.
SAKDIAIA.--A notification has been publish
ed by the SdrdInan Consul IN London, 5atln!
that, until further notice vessels arrlyln. a
SJrdlnlnn ports from Charleston, $. G. will b
subject to qlaranlac.
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