Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

discussed; on the notice book is a motion to
inquire if government have taken steps to Sc
cure for Great Britain equal advantage with
America as regards the trade with Japan.
Lord Dudly Stuart has moved for a copy of
the Servian protest against the TRAM occupa-
ton; also for copy of the Austro-Prussan
convention, with its additional article.
The London Times has an editorial express
sing the greatest satisfaction with the recipro-
city treaty just concluded by Lord Egin, but
regrctting that Great Britain has not secured
share in the American coasting trade.
Government organs still advocate an imme-
date attack on Sebastopol and occupation of
the Crimea. They also recommend that a
part OF the Baltic feet be sent to the Black
Sea.
The Danish Consul General is appointed
to legallze official documents for Russia.
A dlfhculty occurred at Liverpool on board
the ship Fidella, between the officers and crew
John Lynagh was shot and the chief mate
stabbed; thirteen Of the crew were arrested,
but afterwards liberated.
A brevet has taken place in the British and
Indian army.
FRANcE.-A conspiracy to assassinate the
Emperor during his promised visit to the bath
of Pyrcn has been discovered. In the de-.
paTtments of the Seine and Guronne $50 ar.
rests were made. The project has been dis.
missed, and is succeeded by NJ. Lcdctseur,the
friend Of Lafayette.
The Monifew publishes the report of the
minister of the interior on she state of the
nation is is very favorable.
1t is again said that Mr. Paraguay will
soon resign and be succeeded by NJ. Baroche.
j French agents have arrived at NaplesSSe
buy corn, the Neapolitan government mime,
diately forbade the export of breadstuft.-
The king has retired to Galeta, which he is
certifying,
LIVERPOOL Markets BrcadtuFs-F
weather throughout Britain, with improved
prospects of the crops in France, have dcpres-
sed the Liverpool markets, which closed fiat
business being confined to supplying the i'm.
mediate wants of consumers holders are
! therefore eager TO realize at decline of Is
q to Is on Flour, "a to Cd on Wheat, and Is to
Is On Corn.
1 LATER BY THE BALTIC
= The steamer Baltic, trom Liverpool, June
d 2Sth arrived at New York at one O'Clock on
II Saturday morning, July Sth.
&c A despatch from Vienna asserts positively
d that Russia has, out of high consideration fol
n Austria, consented to evacuatc the Principal
IT. tiles.
1t is reported that the Gar, in reply tc
&c Austria, has consented to evacuate the princ
q palltics, and is already Withdrawing his force,
to beyond the Pruth.
of The advance guard of the French and Eng
r. fish have reached Prcvcndi. Omar Pacha il
al advancing his whole force to the Danube.
IN The Greek instruction was totally ouelled
The minor German States have accepted
J. the Ausro-iiussian note.
in Brazil has notified England and France O
,e her neutrality.
$. The British government has sent Sir JOIN
II Bonham from China to negotiate CONNER
,e cial treaty with Japan.
N Weather is very fine in France and Grea
,e Britain.
I'd LArEsr.-The Austrians will march int
k the prime pli;ies as the Russians leave them
L've.pooI Bead tuifs, June 2S.-Marke
it continued very dull, at decline of ii OF
d. Wheat ID on Flour I'd on Corn, with YER
d. little doing.