Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25
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OF THE CANADA.
The Royal Mul Steamship C,nada. which
left Liverpool on the 9TH inst, reached her
wharf at East Boston last evening, about seven
o'clock
The news of the week, although not inpor-
tant is interesting. The adviccs in regard to
the Austrian and Turkish difficulties, although
contradictory, are generally admitted by the
| English press to indicate that existing relations
will not be disturbed.
ESGLAYn.-A deprivation appointed at the
late conference of the friends of peace at Man
chester, have waited on Lord Aberdeen, to sug-
gest that the present time was emlnently favor
able for making an overture tn the various gov
ernmens of Europe tn enter slmu tnneonsly
upon the reduction Of their oppressive military
establishments. Lord Aberdeen agreed with
the opinion OF the deputation as to the deslra-
bcncss of the object sought to be attained, but
he thought in the present state OF Europe, that
such proposals would not be listened to as Ia
yorably as they might have been ten years ago.
In Parliament, Lord PLlnerston stated that
no application had been made by any foreign
power for the expulsion of British refugees
from L italn. and had such an application been
made, II would have been met by firm and
decided refusal. AT the same time, he thought
refugee foreigners were bound in honor not to
bring the country into difficulty by Their lmpru
denceS.
Lord Derby presented petitions from Cana
dian Presbycrlan' against dlSposng OF the
clergy reserves, and expressed himself against
proposed spoiatlons.
The adjourned debate on the Maynoo'h Ca
tholic College was resumed, confined to School
fields appointments to extend inquiry to all &c
clesiastica grants. After a long discussion the
amendment was rejected by minority Of l9l
over 6S.
Friday night, the Canada clergy reserves bill
was debated, and a second reading ordered by
50 majority.
Lord Dudley Stewart called the attention of
Parliament to Turkish Affairs, as affecting the
balance of power in Europe. He moved for
copies Of any communications made by Aus
TRAN or Turkish governments on the subject OF
MONTENEGRO. Mr.. Milleus seconded the mo-
ton.
Lord John Russell replied that on hearing
lof Austria5 demands on Turkey, the Blush
Government had Thought 1t necessary to have a
frank explanation from Austria, and at the sam.
time express tie views of Britain MS to the poll
CIV of minimizing the independence OF Turkey.
lie was unable to state the exact arrangement,
come to between AuStrll and Turkey. but the
former expressed herself satisfied, AMI he die
not doubt that all dificu ties would be adjuste,
, by NEGOTIATION. The motion was then with
, drawn.
Anxiety is felt respecting the non arrival o
the West Inula and Pacific mail steamer now
over due.
,. The Queen held leveo on the 2l. Mr.
Inrersoll ATTENDED, AMI presented VIM, ii
Prescott. Secretary of Legation,
A meeting of Manchester firms, employing
five ,hous ,nd looms, have determined to 90 OF
:, short time for 1 mouth f.nn l2th inst, to iml
the production to two-thlrdS the present sup
plv in consequence of unremuncratlvc prices
The Morning Advertiser announces TINT tn
Duchess OF Su herland places Stafford lIous
;, at the disposal of Mrs. Stowe, to give recep
tons in, and that the Earl Shaitsbury, C,rllsie
, &c will meet her at Liverpool. An address
;, with the signatures of 10000 women Of Eng
land, vii! arrive by next steamship.
- Rev. John Jackson, of St. James I.ontot
q is appointed b Gop OF Lincoln.
. DR.. Overiveg, the African traveller, died i
n September,
/, is reported ,hlt Govern nent have refuse
to grant a charter to the London AMI lverpoC
American Steamship Company.
Eight members OF Parliament are unsalte
for brlbe Y.
is Arrived from Melbourne, 100000 ounces
ia Nearly lnllhon pounds are advised.
~. Many sMpwrecks are reported along the Goa
- in hurricane of Saturday, 2jth.
OF In the course of Wednesday anil Monday,
I'd ships arrived IN the river rhamHS from AuStri
80 Ina, with lie large amount of q ,}427l !
gold on board, or }2i 6lS ounces. rms is tt
~ largest amount OF the precious metal TINT IL
l. arrived at enc time.
I'd The Irish exc lus is still the subject of nuc
remark. the Gl,rqy Packet says that ii
10 small vacated farms rapidly find tenants. III
"a project OF c,lon.2lny ireland with tngilsa tel
~ ants is said to have failed,
an FR.NcE.-lt is believed in the best niormc
or circles of Fans. that the l.eglslauve ASSemb
he will be polished by the Emperor at no dlsta
ne dav.
; L le estimates for the navy are to be reduce
rs twenty two million francs, or only ore-hat Il
We annual deficit
Il. 4 letter IRON Rome reports that the PoT
NJ. will proceed to France, and that he viii ST
in there two months.
.ly At Algiers the Governor General had eel
IS; bratcl the marriage OF the Emperor by br
nm liant Gie, at which n numuer of Arab lId
were present a gallery had been prepare
f. for them, in which they could see without b
ed ing seen.
The .Nn,ter, of "Wednesday, publishes
TO- Imperial decree. annuIing credit OF ib,OOO
n. Ot o of francs, effected in 1852, AMI whIcA HI
zee remained unemployed, and restoring To I
W, Budget of 1853 credit Of seven millions,
Dat which two are to be devoted to the rallw
nd from Paris 10 Cherbourg, and five to that ire
lso Bordeaux to- Cette,
AZ NJ Buschok, the European agent for
New York exhibition, had been admitted
he an audience by the Emperor, who assured h
led that the Imperial manufactures should
lie, worthlly represented.
IN. In tie LnulslntIve A.somhlY. on Tncsdl