Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
Later From Europe

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The steamship Persia, from Liverpool Il.
10th. and Queenstown the 3Isi glt, arrived 81.
New York on the morning OF the 9th inst.
She brings one hundred and fifteen Ilssln
gers, and So 600 in specie.
There is 10 llotahle change in markets since
the sailing Of the Canadian, and very hit.
general news.
Warlike rumor- continued to circulate ID
Paris, depressing the BOurse, which however
closed fitmer at 81 a soc.
The concentration Of Austrian tiooTs ut We.
Meta attracted considerable attention, although
it was asserted that The movements wore purcly
defensive.
ITALY.
NAPLES, March %. IN unimportant dem
onstratlon has been made by about four hun
drcd persons styling themselves Gariblldians.
who demanded money Of the Ministry Of H
nance.
These persons were dispersed by the authoti-
ties with great moderation.
The Republican newspapers are raising uu-
Just accusations against the Government.
ten Rocca has published an order 70 the ef
feet that no person shall wear the GiribaldiaV
red flannel shirt without being able to prove
that he has belonged to the Garibaldian Yolun-
tcers.
The following letter has been addressed by
Gen. Garibaldi to Calling f.. Earllcy, Bart,
President oi the Evangelical Alliance, in refer
ence to the proposed presentation to him If %
copy Of Baxter Polyglott Bible, hy the Ali.
ance, whose wish is also to distribute the New
Testament among the soldiers Of Italy
CABRERA, Feb. IS. 1861.
SIR II am very grateful for all that tie
Christians Of England have done for the wclfre
vt man and the rights Of Nations
Tie Evangelical Alliance, over which YEA
p@resile, is good work. / shall receive VIII
pleasure, by post, tie offer which you has.
made me ot a Bible in many tongues, ard III.
mol consent that "A deputat.oa Of members
your society should put themselves to Inc5f.
y%snience for the purpose
The great majority of the people among Ii.
If not Protestant IN name, are very Protcstir,
ia fact, as is proved by tho miiAercnce-uay.
even the clutcmpt-with winch hey receive IT,
au.themas Of the PaIacy, aud the public rjl.
Guile which the miracles excite. BE persuaded,
,it, that tie Italian people are much less r.
push than bas been said.
As for me, be good enough to believe M #
irreconciIable enemy Of hypocrisy aud Vi al.
dc,potism, and at the same time your affection.
ate G. GtRlBAIpL'
The discussion on the Roman question is
closed IN the Italian Chambers.
Count Cayour r~eitera!cs the urgent necessity
for declaring Rome the capital Of Italy, ami
guaranteeing the Pope liberty and indopeudcnce
in his spiritual powers.
resolution to this olTec, aud hoping FOR non
Intervention by France, was adopted.
RUSSIA.
The Emperor Of Russia, in an autograph let
ter to the Grand Duke Constantine. in which
he thanks him for the zeal he has displayed IN
turthering the emancipation Of the seris, at the
same time announces his intention Of forming a
special committee for establishing the o%rganila-
ton of the whole rural class Of the empire, at
ter their emancipation, on a general and uni
form basis. Tho Grand Duke Constantine Is
appointed president OF this committee.
SYRIA.
a Paris letter in the Nord says The follow
ing is the text of the convention relative b
Syria, which has Just been signed -" Art. l.
The convention of the - Of September is pro-
longed for three months, that is to say from the
9th of March to the 9Th OF June, which lsa
dcfinative term, Art. 2. Its understood BOT
Art. 3 of the convention is maintained. The
occupation is to continue under the same con-
dltions as were stipulated by the convention
The conditions alluded to are to the efec' thai
no change can hc made in the mode of occupa'
ton without the consent OF the Sublime Porte
Art. 3. The protocol shall have force and
value from the 9Th of March, and the ratltca'
tions Of it shall be exchanged in five weeks, OF
sooner if possible. The protocol is signed by
Prince de Metternich for Austria. NJ. rhouvene'
for France. Lord Cowley Tor Great Britain,
Count de Pourtales for Prussia, Count Klsselei
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