Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-15
Telegraph Dispatches.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARCTIC.
FOJR U.II.S L3YHR

NEW GOEk, April J.--1hC L. :. Mail ,
Steamship Arctic, from Liverpool March 2}l, J
arrived at this port this afternoon, visa Cl pas
iengcrj.
The Arabia arrived out at a quarter past one
On the morning Of the 2lst. Whl Arctc passed
the Africa On the 18th, in lat Ion. - L..
The London Times Correspondent states {
that the French government sent tnrcc notes
to the Austrian government lemons rating
against the LJmbardy coniscItlUn3. IL;Z.uI .
IS believed to be still at Piedmont.
There is Il Ursk dcmlnd for American
eagles on the continent, where thci are selling
ut prcnliulu.
Th1 di.,iclltics between Austria unl Swift
znrland are still unsettled. \ llcsu expulsion
OF NIcinesc FROM Austrian territory had taken
place
The Russian Glze.te states that the British
Ambassador, Lord Wcstmoreand, had present
ted an official note to the Alstfia Ministry
from the English Cabinet, Containing u ior,ull
expression Of their intention vigorously to sup
press any conspiracy Planned ~ lore!.u re-
iugccs III England, against the Conan utIi
powers. The Gazette adds, that Austria Is
rapidly preparing tne necessary documents for
the legal prosecution OF CERTAIN refugees III the
English Courts.
The threatening aspect Of Russl, toward,
Turkey had caused the highest degree of eX-
cItemcht, not only at COustantInopIc. but in
France, aud IN lesser degree III England. In
the late demands of Austria on the Porte pub
lie feeling was tranQulihed by the thought
that Russia took no part in the matter. No /
sooner, however, had the Sultan succu.nbcd to .
the Austrian demlnI5, than Russia, under the /
prctCXt Of mission to treat res ycctlng the !
di5agrecmcnts arising from the guardianship
Of the holy places and other matters wucl dI
plomItic custom would have cuntidci to AN
Envoy Of 10 prestige sent Prince MeuscAisIr
Minister Of Marine, with tic accompaniment
Oi stall of military and naval effects, that
gives MS embassy more the appeArlEce Of
challenge to an enemy than OF u mission TO
strengthen the feeling between friendly
powers.
| Previous TO his proceeding to Constantine
! ple this envoy MenschikoN passed III review
the army on the Turkish frontier, and the Rus
sian fleet in the EuXuc, We as thorough
drilling TO both as could have Jcen done III
view Of campaign; and even prlc'scd the
troops Of all arms, IN cuiOarcu'lou AMI d,scm-
bIrcatlon. These facts, although kept quiet at
! the time, have bccl elected by tho h,u-u'y
tone assumed by Mlnscn.aoI towards tue
Porte, and IS u.y be supposed, haye no. tend
ed to ASST. "a. alarm which conduct 50 uu-
looked for Naturally induced.
The latest submarine ielegraphic despatch
from ParI5 says inc news received ny the
French Hcycrn'"ent leads To '"a be',t' That tAc
Turkish alialrs WAL be a'n'c""y settttd'
Inc Madiat fanny A'd IiiN'" AT M'F,eI"e'.
ENuLANp.-'t OeIn5 F.s.tr week, P"r.!A-
nent docs not ST. Nh i."ail, ~. /" publishes
lctter I'oi" NJ 'I'u'' |'c !-'-" Aims .c' "a
Marine, proving t.-Act ~ DC t'c..1 IJ"As-s
Ln-iunu
I"c FRINGE oil " aIfs tower at NIhIN1r
Castle was burned from oNciHt"teI N!ts ~
or /? apartments were gult-N. Damage esq
mated at EEJ,Cuo.
i he Duchess ut >u'heFIlhI AMI iof'Y I"l'e1
f met at Swiiord House to report progress o.
| the Harriet B-echer Stowe address, "ncA Is
i 70 ioIlus III Icnga, ana Is Oh puoAc eNA.O4'.'!
| III London.
5 Twenty sample bags oil cotton grown on 'h'
- estates Of the Pacha OF Egypt nave been re
cclVcd by the VI NcAcslvF CIa"ocr VI Co."
= merce.
. The reduction IN ihe value oi money II rag
, land begins to tell on most c'-,'s o' tra t'.u-
1 mum Y. Strikes have occurred 100 I.AetP'o