Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29
Arrival of the Pacific at New York.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

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VIII IN is Gov. Fairbanks, Of Vermont.
This morning the Pacific saw a large ship
ashore on Long Island She appeared to have
been in that situation but a short time.
EHGLAND. houses of Parliament re-
sumed tn ir sessions on Monday the 4th.
Sir Lacy de Evans gave notice Of call for
| the CORES pondence between the British gov
erunent Spain and France, and the United
States, concerning The alleged Cuba annexa>
| tinn projects.
! In the House Of Lords, Lord Campbell cal
! led the attention of the members to the address
recently presented by the London merchants
to the Emperor Of France, which he charac-
ierged an interference with the prerogatives
of he Crown, and "a violation of the law OF
nations. He wished to know if it had been
sanctioned hy the Queens government
/ The Earl of Clarendon dlssented from Lord
rampbeIs views, and the Earl Of Ellenbor-
Ough supported them
Alexander Balm. the telegraph patentee, had
a hearing in the Court of Bankruptcy, in Lon
don on the 4th.
The steamer Great Britain arrived in the
! }lersey, on the afternoon of the I'd, from Aus
rralra, with E553,0OO in gold DUST besides
large sums in the hands Of passengers.
nCavy shock Of an earthquake was fit at
Port -mouth, on the lst ; also noticed along the
WeN coast Of Franc.
Tie Gamer Vulcan and ship New Orleans,
from Australia, brought together El1O,0oO in
& sid dust.
Potatoe planting is going on in Ireland un-
der favorable auspices to soil and weather.
/ FRANCE.-The difficulties Of Switzerland
aud Piedmont with Austria and Prussia threat
| tn trouble the part taken by France in the
question, is attributed to the refusal of the
Pule to visit Paris fo- it is now said that his
Holiness has given positive refusal. A large
fire had occurred at Bercy, destroying all the
storehouses and 10 600 casks of wine.
An ambassador from the Bay Of Tunis mad
arrived at Agers
PRUssIA.-The Berlin papers publish semi.
.tcial document, stating that among the pa>
pers recently seized in that city, was proc
Itmttlon of German republic.
y hj gienic association, numbering 10000
members, had been dissolved by government.
Tue conspiracy recently detected was wide
Iy developed, and had extensive stores of arms
and ammunition. Il was to have broken out
between the Sd and 9th of April, aud had ram-
iiicatjo throughout Germany. Arrests had
been made at Rosock in Mecklenburg, and
ammunition seized. Evidences of connec-
ton with the affair had also been found at
lleideburg, Kong berg and Bremen
a treaty for the mutual e1iradition Of crim-
Iiuals is announced between Prussia and the
United States.
AUSTRIA The Cologne Gazette says Lord
Westmoreland had presented note TO the
Aus ran government, declaring that Eng and
would keep an eye on the proceedings OF Kos
suIh and Mazzni, and other refugees, to pre-.
vent them in engaging in more plots, and that
> # they come within the reach OF The law, they
snail be Immediately prosecuted. The London
/ OF IN haya rod a list of all
the refugees in that city.
. There has been tremendous fall Of snow
/ in Irpper SiIesia and Bohemia, which lasted
!, for ,cven days, and blocked up all the roads.
, SWuZERLANU.-The right of Prussia over
u Neuiciate is again under discussion, causing
u IN ch irritation t. the Swiss.
The Canton Of Tcino had become quiet, and
the troops quarered al Lucarno had been Or
d'red away.
Numerous desertions had taken place among
= tie Austrian troops along the frontier.
IrALY.-There is a laik IN M!lan of the
:. eedy substitution OF the civil tor the military
law.
The London Advertiser says NJ zzin is safe
and may be expected IN England in fortnight.
RoME.-Sx political offenders were hung Al
Pesaro on the bih ut, lur crimes COMMITTED
II lS49 and 80.
Tie Rev George Nelson, an English cler-
,vman, Mas been ordered by the police to Quit
' Rome.
NJ. Ro,hschild was at Rome negotiating a
ew loan.
NArLEs.-Three hund ed persons have been
arrested tor being concerned in the attempted
u,utrpction IN talermo, and five executed.
A Swiss soldier was found as>assnaed in
he street. with pognard sticking in his heart
To Whicn was attached piece OF paper con
tanning the words. ~ engeauce ut Mazznl.
The Governor of Sicily had several persons
immediately arrested and shot, aud at the SAINT
time issued "A proclamatiuu, threatening 10 raZt
- the CHI, of Sicily to the ground, and turI
,nrm INTO poughcd fl ID. The alarm spreat
To Naples where all ScIlan residents were or
IL dcr,d to leave
RUSSIA Great activity is prevalent in tn
,, army All soldiers ON fun ough had been or
!" dered to ION thrlr regiments.
The Russian fleet IN the Black Sea has bee
'n p ced under the orders Of the Grand Duk
o' Constantine.
De- TuRKFy rgotiations continue betwee
ne the ID van and Prince Men,cnkuh. The Ru'
o' san Court has addressed nute 10 Vienna
di- vow'ng any intention lo disturb the lntegrlt
OF The Ottoman Empire.
!, EGyrr-Unusuai activity is noticed in tii
= military departments OF Egypt, and conscrll
=: ton Is III lue Cuurst oi CuiOiiIShl.
T." LArE-T-Lirerpooi, April 6.-Exaggerate
II accounts of the affair at Palermo had been CT
- cuhied on the Vienna exchange.
~ ~'e The steamer from ConsanlInopIe had reacl
'' ed Trieste with the mails OF the 2lst Marcl
W. but they contain nothing additional.
=" The latest rumors in Vienna were that II
~ Imperial Council had decided on the substii'
=, a. uon of a civil tor the Military Code in Il
-; lombartu Venetian territory, together with
IT, complete amnesty to all refugees who will n
~. turn and give bonds of feaIty, and the recall
10 Radetsky.
nc The British returns for the quarter exhit
,,,, a deficiency as compared with last year
40 E2l0,OO0.
lyREvENUE OFFICERS DIsCHAEGED.-Was
90, ington, April 2l.-Among the Revenue Cutt
nj. officers discharged from service on the IA
-. inst, are Captains Ezekiel Jones, and Gilbs
III Knapp of Massachusetts; Lieuts. Nichol
ir. Austin of Rhode Island, and c. ". King
of Maine third Leuts., John A. Underwood
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