The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-30
Foreign Intelligence.

from Europe, since our last issue. The
news they bring is Of no interest to our
readers. Peace has become established.
| The search for the Pacific has been en-
tirely unsuccessful. The Turks are anx-
ious that the Allied Troops should be
Immediately taken out Of their country.
ITEMS. NJ Arias, the Spanish Min
lister of Grace and Justice, lately invited
the deputies of his native province Gal
licia, to banquet in honor of his birth
| day. Not one of the expected guests
was present, the Gallican representatives
having taken this occasion to manifest
their dispcasurc at tho late acts of NJ
Arias in favor of the Roman clergy.
The king of the Netherlands has just
authorized the establishment of gigan-
tic banking institution, with cash capt.
tai of 0,000,0 900 francs, to be called the
Banks M:ernationalc. 1t will issue
eighty millions of paper money,or double
the amount Of its capital, with the priv
iloge of increasing the amount to one
hundred millions. BY new and ingen-
ious contrivance these bills may be is
sued at the same timo, and, as necessity
may require, in francs, Prussian thalers,
double forms and Low Country forms,
so that the circulation of the banks bills,
| in the countries where these different
kinds of money are in use, would be
greatly facilitated The bank will es-
tab!ish agencies in France, Germany, Bel
| GUM. and the Low Countries.
A Rome correspondent of the J0ur-
nal the De5atS says that bishop lately
arrived in that city from South Ameri
ca. with $4,000, with which he intends
founding a college in Rome for the ben
eft of such youth South Americans as
are DESTROYS of studying for the priest
hood. The Pope will also appropriate
large sum for the same purpose and it
is said that the above bishop will stand
a good chance of being elected to the
cardinalship.
The privilege of opening tobacconist
shops in Paris is now almost exclusively
reserved for the wounded soldiers of the
Crlmean army.
The latest news from Constantinople
is to the effect that Omar Pascha has
seen the absurdi;y of the demands which
he lately addressed to the Sultan, and
that be is about to be appointed Com
mander-in- Of the army in Asia.
We learn from Parma that military
law in that city is enforced with the ut
most rigor. Numerous patrols of police
men, mostly Austrians, parade the city
day and night. The prisoners arrested
during the late troubles were recently
transported with the greatest sccresy,aud
under strong escort, to the fortress of
Mantua. The city at last accounts, was
i'll the greatest state Of excitement. new
arrests were bGiug made, and fears were
entertained that the lower classes would
rise IN a mass against the Austrians.
a biography of the Emperor Napo-
leon has been published in Russia. and
several large editions were Immediately
bought up by the people.
The Museum of the Louvre has Just
bought a NJ volume written by Leon
ardo de Ninci. and Illustrated with pen.
andiuk drawings by the same author
The price paid for it was So 1000 EVAN
zlgcrs
Baron Brunow has announced 70 the
freuch Government that the Emperor oil
Russia has withdrawn the edict which
prohibited Russian mobiles from travel.
ling in Franco.
The Museum Of Natural History in
Paris has just received fitty.four cases OF
geological specimens, dug up from the
ruins Of Athens. Among these is com
plete collection Of the fossil remains Of
almost all the animals that existed in on
cieut Greece, some of which are said tic
be remarkably like those found at the
present. day in Africa,
The steamers that ply between Pari:
and London clear about S 800 every
trip.
A correspondent of the J0urnaI dc,
DENTS, writing from Rome on the 10th
of March, says that the Pope, having
lately demanded of the Emperor of Rus
STA the privilege of nominating to tho
more important Bi,Loprics of Poland
the Emperor has answered him, propos
ing that the latter shall nominate to al
Blshorrics, Of magnitude, the Gar re
serving to himself only the right of pre-
scntation and few other privileges,
Tho Hamburg correspondent Of the
: Hadependance Beige, writing under date
of March 10th, states that numbers o
English merchants are daily passing
through that city, on their way to Rus
STA, to establish trading posts, aud tina
an Anglo Russian Stock Company, will
a large capital, is about to solicit from
the imperial government tie privilege o
developing, on vast scale, the minera
aud other resources Of the Russiau En-
pirc.
There were printed, in Belgium, du
ring the past year, one thousand anC
three different works in the French lang
uagc, two hundred and twenty four il
Flemish, twenty two in Latin, nine il
German, and only two in English.--N
Y. EreHing Post.