Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-14
5oreisn News.
Later from Europe.

23d ultimo
The Arabia arrived out at Is MINUTES
past 5 o'clock, A. NJ, on the morning OF me
Doth, having experienced very rough wealth
err on her passag
The complicated state Of affairs between
Turkey and her neigh'ors begin TO assume
an alarming aspect, and has caused much
fuctuation on The Paris bourse. Part ct
this agitation is doubtless got up by specu-
l,tors, but enough remains 10 show that
there is more than probability of storm
breaking out in that quarter. According
to despatch from Vienna, an imperial de-
cree had been issued at Mantau for the
abandonment of all prosecutions for high
treason.
1t is stated in Frankfort journal that the
Emperors Of Austria and Russia and the
King of Prussia are shortly to meet at Vi
emma, but it denies that any political impor-
lance is 10 be attached to such meeting.
The Austrian Minister Of Police has revived
the decree, published at the time of the
Haynau affair in England, against English
travellers in Austria
There has been fire at Windsor Castle,
residence of the Queen, which caused great
excitement. The Madiai have arrived al
Murseilles. Various classes of workingmen
at Liverpool are on a strike. The English
and French fleets have been ordered to
move towards Copstantinope Markets
are generally without change
ITALY.-From Paris, II is stated by those
who claim to be we'll informed, that the
revolutionary chiefs in Lombardy were
never more active than at the present mo-
ment, and that an outbreak Someohere may
be looked for toward The end of May. Kos
suth aud Mazzlni are said to be jointly
working for this end IT is difficult to i'm
agine that either of these men would thus
prematurely dlvulge their plans, so the date
Of May next is, perhaps, but weak lnven-
tion of the enemy
A deputalion is to proceed to Vienna, in
the name of the Lombard Provinces. to
congratulate the Emperor upon his receive.
ry. This selfapponted deputati m consists
of the Archbishop of Milan, and the Bi hops
of Pavla and Como. with some others.
The accounts from Lombardy report little
or no mitigation IN the harsh measures OF
the Auslrians. The arrests of emigrtS with
numerous, and bitter complaints are made
respecting the dIscredltabe means used to
entrap them On the other hand, it is sta.
ted by telegraph from Vienna, of the Goth
that an imperial decree, ordering the aban.
donment of all prosecutions for high trea.
son, had been proclaimed on the 18Th al
Mantna, amid enthusiastic acclamatluns.
The Madai, husband aud wife, embark
ed a, Legborn, 10Th uIt., for MarselIIes.-
From Florence we learn that the Procuren
General Bcchierai, who acted as law office
for the prosecution in the Guerazzi trials
has Just terminated his " conclusions" H,
: proposes for GneraZZI, Imprisonment fol
life for RomaneIi, SO months imprison
> ment; Capecchi, 80 months Montazz
IL years; Count DAM, 81 months witt
others equally severe.
, A proclamation by General Hoyos, COM
mandant of Ancona, prohibits every assem-
blage af more than five persons after sunset
Paschal Marcheti, 81 years of age, had
been executed for having revolver IN his
possession.
The Times correspondence states tina,
the French government actually did pre-.
, sent three notes To the Austrian government
f on the subject Of Lombard contiscatlon, re-
monslrating with 1t on the unjusllhcabIe
harshness OF these measures.
Apropos of Lombardy, the French police
, have sent in report one the subject Of the
refugees, in which it is stated that, accord
ing to information gathered at London a"c
in Switzerland, tn y have reason to believe
that NJ Mazzini is still in Piedmont 1t
the Journal de Gcneve we read that Mazzi
nj, on leaving London, went direct to PARIS
+ where he stopped at the Hotel Meurice. a.
an English gentleman, with light hair an,
rather weak eyes, and provided OF course
with correct English passport. From
thence he went to Strasburg by railway
the police, however, had got on The scent
and followed, but could not meel with an,
such gentleman there The only ndlvidu
al they found was respectable Engllsi
gentleman, with dark hair, very lively eyes
and quite different passport. While thu
French police were therefore directing lhe
attention to Lyons, with view to the ap
prehension of Tie light haired man, tn,
dark eyed Mazzini was again playing of
the same Counterfeit OH the German police
and passed through Germany to Milan
whele he is reported to have stayed few
days
! The ENGLISH ANTI SLAVERY ADDRESS
On Saturday, 10Th uIt., meeting If tn,
originalors of the Women Of England
Address IN Slavery tothe Women of Amer
lea" was held al Stafford House, the D CHI
ess OF Sutherland presiding. and about for
ty ladies' were present. report was read
stating that The number of signatures to tn,
address is 562, S4S, including some few
from Paris. Jerusalem and elsewhere, aui
that Mrs. Stowe had undertaken to give i
the greatest publicity in The United States
The address is Illuminated on vellum, ant
the signatures bound in 26 folio volumes
and placed on view at the Caledonian lilo
tel, Adelphi, London.
. TIE TURKISH QUEsrIoN.-The threaten
ing aspect of Russia toward Turkey ha
caused the highes. degree of excitement
no, only at Constantlnople but IN France
and in lesser degree IN EngI md. In the
late demands of Austria VII the Porte, pub
lc feeling was tranqullzed by the though
that Russia took no part IN the matter. NJ
. sooner, however, had the Sultan succumbe'
to the Aus ran demands, than Russia uude
pretext OF mission to treat respecting tn
dlsagreements arising from the guardian
ship ofthe Holy Places, aud other matter
, which diplomatic custom wonld have Con
, fined to an envoy Of no special prestige
/ despatched Prince Menchlkoff, Minister q
, Marine, with the accompaniment OF sial
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