Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07

1t also announces that the'squadren LETT lou
lon to practice naval maneuyres.
The whole Of the numerous Sandman nayies
employed on the Touon and Marseilles railways
had suddenly left for Piedmont.
The Emperor had pardoned or miiigated the
sentences OF seven hundred soldiers tried by I
courts martial.
The Paris correspondent of the News says 1t
is certain that Prince Napoleon is to be created
yceroy Of Algiers
The Emperor was to review the ImRcrial :
Guard on the twentieth anniversary of the en-
try iAto Paris of Napoleon, ON his retnrn from
Eliza There was some expectation he would
ad iris them
1t is stated That the Austrans had commenced
to Law mines for the purpose Of blowing up the
bridge of Buifolora over riciae
Tne Austrian Governor General at Milan as
sur,d the guests at dinner rarity that .acc
would sooi be consolidated.
ITALY.
An American. who had received disastrous
news frnS home, had thrown himself into the
current Of lava at Eesuvius, and lis body irl-
stantly consumed.
1t is stated that in accordance with the
wishes Of the Pope the French troops will pro-
long their stay at Rome.
RUSSIA
seige was being laid to Schamyls capital
in Caucasus. a stubborn defence was expected
ENGLAND.
Rnmors were circulated that France and
Austria had consented to suspend or diminish
their ornaments. md no doubt was entertained
that some important intelligence had been re.
ceiyed After business hours the Improvement
became still more decided. with a further ad-
vance of one-ejohth
Among the rumors was one to the effect that
Lord C0wleys mission had attained some i'm
portant result in the interest of peace.
Rumors prevailed 'of the DISCRIMINATION of
the Cabinet Lord Manners, stung by the res
ponse OF the House to his appeal on the Church
rates question, rendered bis resignation, but
was induced by Lord Derby to withdraw it.
A meeting of forty conservative members had
sent deputa ton to Lord Derby requesting the
withdrawal of the Reform Bill.
His reported reply is interpreted by the Daily
Nelcs to mean that the moment he admitted his
inability to grapple with the reform, he virtu-
ally surrendered his position.
ADDITIONAL.
The Reform measure continued tn he actively
icanyassed in England Earl Grew. one of tho
leaders of the W5ig marty. had written a letter
STRONGLY obect,nn 70 Tora Iahn Russeis con-
temnjated amendment
Tho London Herald (MinisteriaD saws that it
has bicb authority for STATING that in case Lord
.Jobn Russell sbonJd succeed in ,,nsettno the,
Ministry and be- called mon to form another he
will give Cabinet APPOINTMENTS to Messrs.
Rriohf G;bsnn Avstan Ronbnck and Hors-
man nj, of these centloman hov;no ofyarad tbo;r
services.
w.tv
Tho troons undar arms in p;odnoo,t omount
70 Gnrtv.twp tbonsanJ man and the ne,r ieu;os
and resorvos oallod o,+ ,no,.o 80 hr;nr.
{ the total nm 70 eigntv.saven thonsand Tbe or'
ders to ioin were yery stringent ~
An order 10 sold m ovo hoor reoa;vad ~, par-
10 from the Sandman oovernment Gov e1rtv.
tborsond rovoIuors 10 bo ~ "a Gov 80 &c .l ,,c,,
! loan
II is olso said that tba orders c;van in Franoa
for tbirtv-tbonsan Ta;rs If Shoes and solS;ers,
co,ts fl: the sandman armv has been increased
to fftv tbousand l - ~ '''' '''' -'''' N''''N
, Gar,hald; 10 said IN bove beon onro;ntad Can
- "r n:.;.: s"'u " nj 10y, ooon .t
. .nSrp,.
+ The Arstr;ors uoro sd In ho ,,,o,,o,;,,, /.
military bosn;tal Of pav;a ~ bava two ,bon.
r sand beds
r All the rec;ments on the frontier of Crot;a
had heen moved INTO Tombardv
, The Emneror Franc;s .Iosenb WAS exneotod
/ shortly in TtaIv
i Vienna disnatch saws that large bodies ~
e troops had recently come to that cify from the
: Northern and Eastern Provinces Of The En,n;re
, and there was reason to believe that anather
A army of ffty thousand men would in a fsw do rs
be on the way to Italv. -
The Vienna correspondent of tbe Time. 90 NC
that Austria will assuredly act strictly On tIe
defensive. and that her GREAT arma wonts oro
made purely from lack of fa;tb in tbe nao a.