Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-10
Goreian Mus.
Seven DAYS Later from Europe.

Seven Days Later from Europe.
| The "Canada u arrived at Halifax Friday
morning, bringing Liverpool dates TO the 23d ut
The market accounts by this arrival show con
siderable decline in the prices OF bread stnfis
and small advance in Cotton.
! We subioin The most important items of interest
GREAT BRITAIN.-Nothing has transplr I'd IN
the poIiIical world worth chronicling. There is
some talk that the Duke of Newcastle will sue
coed the Earl of Dahousie as Govefnor-Genera
of India.
Apprehensons are evidently felt, though no.
admitted, of a coup de main OF Napoleon ILL.,
against England. Among other symtoms' 1t APP
pears that Government has been making inquiries
of the railroad companies, how many mer
and horses, with munitions of war, they could
carry to any specified point in case OF emergen-
cy. Arrangements are making, also, to have the
regular troops and militia available at moment {
notice. A large militia station is to be formed
near Birmingham, and no more regulars are tc
to be sem from Birmingham at present. In the
navy yarus the greatest activity prevails.
The celebrated case OF Achii Us Newman, Is
again before the Courts. Mr.. lngerso was to
dine with the merchants of Birmingham. Rob
ert Ferdinand Fries, charged with the late i'm
lnense forgerics, has had hearing and been re-
manded.
Mr.. Napier, ship builder at Clyde, recently
received orders for sixteen frigates from Fra, CO:
but the British Admiralty cancelled the order
and gave hi n similar orders for English vessels
France News Of the Emperor's marriage
10 Mademoiselle Montogo, has taken Paris by
sunrise, and is unfavoraby reserved by the
Ronapartists Madmoiselle is a Spaniard, q
years old, blonde, and grand daughter of the
British Consul at Malaga. Her lnoihcr is az
Irish woman, namd Fitzpatrick. Her t4lher 1t
a younger son of a Spanish family, who. fortu
natcly by the death his eldest brother, succeeded
to the titles of Court Mowego. Duke of Tiba
and Penamando. Her sister is Duchess ut Abba,
and Madenolsee Is helseF Countess OF Iibi.
A proposal for her hand was formerly made by
the Emperor on Study last, and, OF course,
accepted. Next day the happy bridegroo n
communicated to his ministers that his deter
minatlon was taken, and that it was marriage
of ELECTION One report says that all the min
listers except one, resigned, but the Emperor
refused to accep then resignation. The Gov
eminent statement is, tina, they assented, as did
the diplomatic body It is ssld the civil mar
rage has already taken pace. and religious
ccremonlals will be held on The 29th instant, Oh
which occasion Prince Napoleon jerome will
espouse the daughter Of Prince of Wagram
grand daughter of Marshall Berheier.
A dowry OF five millions Of francs will be
asked for the new Empress. simultaneously
with these matrimonial schemes has taken place
a disastrous fall on Bourse; but government
organs assert there is nothing in the state OF the
country, either financially, commercially, or
politically, TO cause dstrust. They attribute the
fall solely, and probably truly, to the check put
to wild speculatlons, and say that when the
reaction thus caused shall have restored things
to proper level, funds will be in harmony with
what the Pays calls the general prosperity
Tweaty nc-ol battle ships, with screw pro-
pe'lers, eighteen lrgates, and fifteen smaller
ships Of war are building in the French navy
yards.
The Budget for 1854 presents an increase Of
ninety seven millions of francs over that of 1853
An article, believed to have been written by
the Emperor himself, in the yMoniieur, complaints
bitterly OF the Paris correspondents of the Lon
don Time, Morning Chronicat, and advertiser
Government has before 1t proposals for three
lines Of transatlantic steamers-on to Brazil
another to the Cult OF Mexico, and the third tC
New York.
The accounts of the food in the depaltm
are deplorable. The Lore Seine, Mo1ee Aisle
Viaine, Saone, and Sarlha, had overhown. do
ing great injury to the towns and farms along
their banks.
A severe Storm happened at Dunkirk on the
18th. A mast with American flag attached,
was en- floating at sea.
The whole of the Orleans property is now
oli all fnrS uIa hav,
pred.
SPAIN--Narvaez has written pathetic letter
to The Queen, beseechng recall.
ITALY. Tho Tuscan .uonitem officially con-
tradlcts the death OF Francisco Madlai, and says
that every body knows that the prisoners COIL
fined in The prisons of the Grand Duchy are
treated with kindness, humanity, and phllantro-
ply
AUSTRIA. Telegraphic dispatches from Wen
ma, OF the 18th annlunce the death of Arch
duke Renler, formerly Vceroy of LON ardy.
lNDA.-f1reat complaints are made Of the ill.,
activity of Gen. Goodwin IN Burmah. Pegu
was captured by 1900 men, under Goodwin, while,
five mouths ,ince, Major Cotton took the place,
and would have kept 1t, had his instructions per-
united. The intentions of the India govern
ment are believed TO be TO annex Pegu only, but
competent authorities strongly urge an advance
on Ava.
AUsrRALIA.-The overland mail brings Sgd
ney dates to October 10th, Melbourne 25lh, Ad-
elaide November 9th. Large immigration con-
lnues. News from the digging of mixed
character, some doing well, many dissatisfied
Farm lab)rers very scarce
Sydney papers apprehend temporary inconve-
nience, il supplies OF breadstulfs do not arrive
! from America.