The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-04-13
Later News from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.

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The Arctic passed the Africa on the
Goth in lat. 40 81, lon 81 IL.
England.
1t being Easter week, Parliament
does not sit.
Mr.. Ewart, NJ. p, publishes a letter
from NJ. Duroc, the French Minister of
Marine, proving France to be pacific to-
wards England.
The Prince of Wales tower, at Wind
sor Castle, was burned from an overhead
ed iue. Ten or twelve apartments
were Quilted. Damage estimated at CO.
900.
The Duchess of Sutherland and forty
ladies met at Stafford House to report
on the Harriet Beccher Stowe
address, which is 20 folios in length, and
is on public exhibition in London.
All the Liverpool trades arc striking
successfully.
The West India mail steamer Parana
arrived at Southampton Advices an
ticipated via New York.
Twenty sample bags of cotton, grown
on the estates of the Pacha of Egypt,
have been received by the Manchester
of Commerce.
The reduction in the value of money
in England begins to tell upon most clas-
scs of the community. Strikes have occur
red in Liverpool among nearly all the
trades, and many of them obtained an
advance without difficulty.
Lady Franklin's steamer Isabel was to
sail during the week for Behring's straits
under the command Of Mr.. Kennedy.
Great authorizations have been dctcc-
ted in some Of the imports of Australian
gold.
The Times correspondent states that
the French government sent three notes
to the Austrian government remonstra-
ting against the Lombardy coniscations.
Mazzini is believed to be still at Pied
mont.
There is a brisk demand for American
eagles on the Continent, where they are
selling al a premium.
France.
Great excitement exists on the Bourse
owing to the aspect of Turkish affairs. a
French feet ha:ing been ordered to the
Archipelago.
On the receipt of the intelligence that
the English Charge at Constantinople
had sent to Malta for the English feet,
the French feet lying at Toulon was de-
spatchcd with all haste to the Archipcl-
ago. NJ. dc Lccour was also sent direct
to Constantinoplc and NJ. de Pousquincy
to Vienna.
1t is thought now that the coronation
of Napoleon will take place in Rheims.
The war steamer Napoleon is being
fitted out at Toulon. Rumor says she
is going to Givita Necchia to bring the
Pope to France.
Mr.. Rives will return in May.
Italy and Lombardy.
From Paris it is stated by those who
claim to be we'll informed that the rev
olutionary chiefs were never more ac-
tive than at the present moment, and
that an outbreak somewhere may be
looked for towards the end of May. Kos
suth and Mazzini arc said to be jointly
working for this end.
Spain.
Spain has concluded a loan of five
hundred millions Of reals with Messrs.
Barring, at 7 per cent. to pay of the
floating debt.
Germany.
The Elbc is again partly frozen. The
Russian new a per cent loan of three
quarters of a million sterling, about to
issue, is in good request.
Switzerland.
The Federal Council are to meet oil
the 10Th to consider the Austrian de
mands. Austria has revived the pass
port rigors towards travelling English.
Italy.
A Geographic despatch says that Aus
tria abaDdons the high treason prcsecu
ton. The announcement was received
enthusiastically.
At Milan ON the 10Th, the Command
mant of Ancona forbids assemblagcs Of
more than five persons after sunset.
Prussia.
The Prussian Gazette states that Tho
British Ambassador, Lord Westmorland
had presented an official note to the Aus
trian Minister from the English Cabi
net, containing a formal expression o
their intention vigorously to suppress
any conspiracy planned by foreign refu
gees in England against the continenta
powers. The Gazette adds that Aus
trial is rapidly preparing the necessar.
documents for the legal prosecution Q
certain refugees in the English Courts.
Austria.
The difficulties between Austria an
Switzerland are still unsettled. A fires
expulsion of Ticinose from Austrian tel
ritory had taken place.
Turkey.
The unexampled haughtiness of Mel
schikoff, the Russian Envoy to the Port
caused an immense hutter among Dipl,
mats. 1t was reported the Russian fee
was clustered near Constantinople, br
it is not true. Nevertheless. the En-
lish Charge, Mr.. Rose, sent a fast ste
mer to Malta for the English squadrc
to hasten into the Dardanelles, but A,
f miral Dundas, in command, refused
come without orders from England. I'll
French feet, however, from Toulon, wi
Immediately despatched.
: The French Bourse fell alarming
= and English funds became depressed, b,
are now recovering.
:, The demands Of the Russian envt
were nominally respecting the holy pl