Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-14
Latest News.

The Europe arrived from Liverpool last Sat-
irday bringing news few days later than that
to be found under our regular heading of For
cign News.
The English fleet, consisting Of % war YES
sells, were in the Mediterranean, while French
feet, of about the same force had sailed from
Touon on the same destination, to be ready to
attend, probably on the Russian feet, larger
than either, already in tina, sea, in case the
Turkish and Russian difficulty was not settled.
Il is reported, however, since the movement Of
the English and French fleets to this quarter
that the difficulty has been put in the way of
settlement.
Italy seems to be still in state of disaffec-
ton. Three thousand muskcs were recently
discovered and seized by the Austrans in the
woods in Piedmont. In Hungary. too, the dis
quiet is evidently as great as ever, The CARR
son of Ancona had become too dlsaffectcd to be
further trusted by the despots, and was to be
either changed or broken up. Kossuh and
MazziDi, those terrors of the tyrants, were
known to be busy, in concert, in preparing for
the expected revolution.
A terrific explosion of fire damp had occur
red in coal mine in Lancaster. England in
which from 30 to 40 persons persisted.
The Daniel Webster and Prometheus have
both arrived, the past week, from California,
bringing the latest news from that country. The
steamer independence, which had been missing
for month, and which had on board three young
men from Montpelier, for whose safety the live
Hest concern had been felt by their respective
families, had arrived in safety New discoveries
!, Of profitable dsggngs are reported, and the dis.
;. covery Of gold in great abundance in Oregon ia
. also announced. The village Of WeaverviIle
a had been nearly destroyed by fire. The steamer
Tennessee, from Panama to San Francisco ran
ashore in fog near the latter port, bged ant
was totally lost on the 18TH of March; but nc
h lives were lost.
8 The Powder mil in Wilmington, Del. blew
v up, with tremendous explosion, last Saturday
# evening, blowing the Superintendent to atoms
+ and utterly destroying the whole works, frou
,f which Providentaly all the rest of the workmel
ID had few minutes before left for their homes
r The Senate was about to adjourn on Monday
ID the President having sent them word that h
as had no more nominations to present. Previous t
$ this however, Dickinson had declined the an
III pontment of Collector of New York, and G. {
an Bronson, late Chief Justice of the Court {
Appeals in New York, and far less blood
", Hunker than Dickinson, had been nominated an
a confirmed All the rest Of the applications fi
p Office, requiring the action of the Senate, it
said, are TO be laid over till next fall without ii
is least consideration for the anxeties, pains
Try suspense, and absolute torture which the thou
he ands of the poor applicants must endure, In Il
dreadful interim.
A. Soule has been appointed Minister to Spa
81 Buchanan, as the report goes, is TO be Minis,
- to England and Senator Borand OF Arkansa
-, has been appointed Governor of New Mexic
,a So ends the first lesson in this dlsgraceful scra
BILE for office in Washington.