Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-05

me English Government has punished those
ofhclas that assisted in fitting out the Rappahan.
mock for the Rebel service. New regulations
ABOUT the enforcement of the neutrality laws have
been sent to the Governor Of the Bahamas.
Lord Lyons, in a dispatch to Earl Russell. ia
SAID TO have predicted the termination of the
American war IN three months. The correspon.
dents OF The London Times begins to admit an
increasing dependency in the South
A new Rebel envoy, Mr.. Saperve, has arrived
IN Paris. lie will notify the Frenah Government
OF the recognition Of the Mexican Empire by the
southern Confederacy, and will, in return, demand
the recognition Of the South by France.
The German Legislature continued to declare
IN favor oil the Prince of Augustenburg. The
people everywhere declare themselves in the same
sense unanimously and enthusiastically. An ar
my OF Holstein volunteers is forming. The Aus
TRAN troops were arriving in Hamburg. The
Prusslan Second Chamber has rejected loan,
because, as they declare in an address to the
hing, they suspect the Ministry of an intention
again to belray the national cause. Ii ia believed
that Denmark will offer no resistance TO the Fed.
era troops, but eyacuate Holsten-
The Paris correspondent Of The London
inns, maintains that Macmillan has not vet
accepted the Mexican throne, but made it depen-
dent upon the previous recognition of the Empire
by the United States. 10 reply to an inquiry of
Louis Napoleon, the Government at Washington
Is said TO have declared that it would never tole
rte, much less recognize Mexican Monarchy.
The London Globe cautions its readers against
the statement that Lord Lyons bad eegraphed
to Earl RUSSELL predicting the termination OF the
war between the North and the South 10 six
months
King and Heenan had appeared before the
magistrates for breaking the peace by fighting a
prize fight, and were bound over TO appear at The
next quarter session.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
nsinuates that the arch Duke Macmillan is not
likely to accept the crown Of Mexico. lie supu.
lates Tor the recognition of his monarchy by the
American government among other conditions
AMI bis recognition it is stated has been empbat
cLly declined at Washington. Its now reported
that the Emperor Napoleon is casting about for
some one else in place of the arch Duke.
The Bombay mails show that the trouble with
the Hill tribes in India has reached alarming pro.
portions. The British troops had lost heavily.
The Frankfort diet urges the Committee on
Schleswig Holsten affairs to decide specify the
succession.
A revolutionary manifesto had been placarded
in the principal towns OF Hungary, announcing
the establishment OF a general committee is to
assume the dietation OF affairs under Koautb
The Austrian government were taking great
precautions against THIS revolutionary move
ment, bnt 1t was asserted nevertheless that gen
eral agitation prevailed in regard to it.
A great Liberal demonstration was recently
held in Leeds, attended by several members Of
Parliament. Lord Cavendish, who presided
said his experience in America led i'm TO the
conclusionl that the North must ultimately
prove victorious, and that, whether or not Ne.
cession followed upon thot victory, slavery 10 the
States was doomed
The Opposition members Of the French Lees.
lature have held private meeting. NJ. Theirs
was present. IL was unanimously agreed 10 do.
mand the recall of the Mexican expedition. On
the question OF Poland, two energetic speeches
were made in favor OF war. NJ. Theirs showed
that war was impossible, or necessarily fatal to
France, asher isolated action wauld cause Eu-
ropean coalition, Germany seeing in Polish
war only disguised claim to the Rhine. NJ.
Theirs failed in carrying a resolution to abstain
from discussion on Poland in the debate on the
address.
Latest adyices from Japan state that Admiral
kuper is inactive, the drawn fight at Kagosima
having, it is believed, satisfied him that nothing
can be done without a large force he is suppos.
cd TO be awaiting the result of communications
with India.