Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-11
FONR DAYS LlTER
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ARRIVAL OF TuE RAI.TIC.

The Baltic saw on the 2l,h nit, Off C1p,
Clear, the steamer City OF Glasgow. MarcI
9th, saw steamship Arctic
Among the passengers arc Father Gav1zZi
sccedcri from the Roman Church. aud four New
York editors, nlmcIy, George Jon,s, OF tn,
imeI; Charles LasiIr, of the Courie, de,
Ltm tn'S NJ. Mnssaas, of lie Phnr0 and A
+. Beach, of the illustrated .Ne,cs.
An Inauguration celebration was had or
board the Baltic on the ltb.
Captains r. b. Forbes and T.. IIowos of Dos.
ton, are also passengers.
The steamer Africa arrived ont on the OIL
| ul'., at . \, VI.
LATEST NEWS.
ENrLAND The sailors strike at Soufhann
ton mas become general. The West india
MnIl Company's men having dcmandcd an
! advance was The origin Of the strike. The
ocrew Company plld higher wages than others
PANS, Feb. -. I he Empcror presided q,
| 4 grand T. ouuciI of State on Monday.
/ The scheme of the budget for 1881 occunjed
! settling five hours, AMI DISCUSSION wa, con
/ uH2d on Tuesday.
| On TIE BJurSe little was doing. Three per
! cents closed at 500 four AMI u h If Der
cents lOjfcO.
CoN'rANrINoPLr, Feb. 6. The Austrian
! Envoy received on the 81 an utlnatu,n from
the D'vt, respecting Montenegro. to which he
required a cltcrurlcal answer within five dave.
lie dumInJcd cession to Austria of Tho norris
OF hloc'i and SutUrius, whlsh Turkey cItln,..
NuiirlI, 1t Is said, would make IA coNgug beii
Of it.
On the other hand, the French Envoy in
Presenting his credentials to the sultan. SAID it
| was the wish of the Emperor to make scn;i-
ment> OF friendship and reciprocal esteem, yet
more durable.
AUarGA-The Emperor is doing vel.
General News summary.
In The British Parliament little Of general in
tcre,t has occurred.
Capt Penny has formed conplny for per-
mnnpnt settlement for the wlilie fishery and
WIuluL in the Arctic regions.
I he we,ther IN Great Britain has been s,or-
my, with deep snow. Wind caatcrly an! few
arrivals.
Doubtful rlnors prevail of alliance aud cor.
tempIlted relations between ENGLAND and
France, as cOunterpolse to the Northern
UlWcr5.
An Influential company has been formed to
secure the tran'atlgnuc serylc to Nantes.
All naval commissioned officers Ind
their pny ncrc sci ten cpntines per diem.
The Sun reports that the French govern.
p,.tcI IN f,rni,,p .L,,.,,,,, D '''' '''''
French wclther frosty, with falls Of snow.
Con Radejsky proc the cUn.i,cItloD Of
the property Of the suspected
The frontier of Loublrdy is closely b'orf-
aled. Maz.u has been seen on the frontier.
but had not been captured. Suti also escaped.
The former was distributing money to tle DIS
effected.
The gates Of Milan were still closed and
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ana l,nooo'r,',, nm, ,',,',',' " 'l.' We NF"s
rur,;yy and Au,tril.
Inc Austrian mission to Constantjnop,e had
been unsuccessful
England.
ne bari OF Clarendon has accepted the
Iei'S ut the foreign Office IN piece of Lord
J'in l'E,''I
The Etri Of Aberdeen announced in the
House Of Lords the intent ION Of tie govern
ment t. eNccu;c those soldiers against whom i
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