Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-20
Foreign News.

observation-disclosures Hall is o visit this
country and sails the 23d for New York: :.
At CHS e,hurst the 18th several hundred
Frencbmen assembled to celebrate the late
Emperor 3 fete day. The prince imperial a.
a reception given by Eugenie and himself
thanked his friends and said that himself an
exile near the tomb of the emperor he meoi-
tated upon the precepts left for bis guidance,
aud that he found for patrimony the prin-
ciple of national sovereignty, and that tne
flag that consecrates it, expressed IN tne
words, /" All for the people and by the Peo-
ple." /.
Mowbray Morris for years manager Oh 'ne
London Times is seriously ill.
Bidwell and the other Bank OF Engiano
forgers are on trial.
FRANcE.-It is reported that the count de
| Cbambord has announced bis resolution 10
accept the constitution of France prepared
| by the members of the right OF the Assem-
Div and himself and will rule both by the
will of God and the good will of the people,
and that proclamation of the monarchy VIII
be made in about six weeks. The Assembly
does not meet, however, until November
and even Bourbon folly would hardly dare
to take decisive step before that time.
Thus far during the month the government
has suppressed or forbidden the sale OF twen-
ty republican newspapers in the provinces.
| The leaders of the left intend to publish
| protest against these suppressions ana 70
| question the government on the subject when
the Assembly meets.
1t is rumored that France proposes to rec
ognze the Carlists as belligerents. hoping
| to advance the Bourbon cause.
| Theirs arrived at Belfort, Friday, in iui-
| filIment of promise to visit the town alter
it's evacuation by the German troops The
people received him with great enthusiasm,
and serenaded him at his hotel In the even
ing.
| GERxANY,-The North German Gazette OF
Berlin suigmatizes as disgusting Invention
the report in American papers OF an inter-
view with Prince Bismarck, in which the
prince is made to say that he would extirpate
the idea of God and substitute that oil the
state 1t says that Bismarck never used
such language or advocated such sentiments,
and believes that the falsehood originated IN
the Vaccinations of the Jesuits.
raIA.-Grand diplomas of honor have
been awarded to Americans as follows 10
the United States tor displays OF cotton ana
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| ton; to the State of Massachusetts to the
city of Boston to the Smithsonian Institute
Washing ton-these four latter for excellence
in methods and the progress of education
and schools to Walter Abbott Wood OF
Hoosic Falls, n. Y, for agricultural ma
chnery: to William SelIars & Co., OF Phil
adelphia, for progress in iron manufactures ;
/ to Samuel s. Waite for dentistry; to George
FL. Corlss of New York for machinery. No
diplomas have been awarded TO the sewing
machines, as there is too much competition,
but thew will receive medals for excellence
and rcgress In the machinery department,
| where tie Americans make the most display
medals for progress are given TO twenty-six
Americans: medals OF merit to nineteen and
certificates of excellence TO eighteen. DIplo-
ma have been given to the board of survey
and to the lighthouse service, making to-
tai of ten diplomas to the United States.
England receives thirty, among others one
for Bessemer steel, one to firm in Worces
ter for porcelain, SIX for machinery, one To
Sir William Armstrong for guns, and one to
the KensIngton museum for its proficiency.
Hartford, Conn. received the highest award
in sewing machines, (Weed'e,) and IN fire.
arms tSharp's,) and George A. Fairchild re-
ceiyes the highest award in the list OF " CO.
operatives.
SPAIS.-The Carlists have % 900 infantry,
$50 cavalry and Il pieces of artillery. They
claim to be making progress in the north
| east.
| The Deerhound. the steam-yacht so we'll
known from its connection with the kear-
sarge and Alabama fight, is in trouble. Ii
landed guns for the Carlists and has been
captured Ii is said the officers and crew
will be tried for piracy.
The insurgents still hold Cartagens, and
are preparing for long struggle. The gov
eminent shows a commendable degree OF en-
ergy, and the Cortes has approved the bill
calling so 600 of the reserves into active
service against the Carlists and republican
insurgents.