Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-08-27
Foreign News

ENGLAND.-A collision occurrea
morning on Great Northern ,11SIufdsy
Bedford, between a freight tra,n a
passenger train. Several were k;u. ana q
many wounded. and
A plot for the release of the bank osp
land forgers, Bidwell and McD 1nours Ing
mated at New York, and was discor,otl s-
the interception of letter on its W. oI
confederates. The wardens of TOE
were bribed with fl00 each. "gas
FRANCK.-It is rumored that tho
tions between the Orleanists and a. 's-
have come TO nothing. They cam, nof'
about what flag they shall have ags
Prince Napoleon has been elected
dent of the council general of Cors =. pa
majority of 80. In accepting the pos iTa C!a
delivered an address, recommend,h. nv, ,ba, Be
proceedings be confined to department. ~
terests. u
The project of the department of II.
gave an entertainment, Saturday. in IN. fe
of the due de Broglie. minister Of f,r.;, n'a.'
fairs. Many distinguished Frencbnen D.
among the guests. In reply to a t'..' we
due de Broglie said that the .oyarn,na'. 'as
the republic YVES engaged in stru,1ia
against public opinion, bat aya.psf :, J"
loose principles which threaten +, mn,
end to social order. The struggle %
perilous one, aud it might be a lou ona
would require in support of the g5yernr.lI
the efforts of all honest Citizens - ~
republic. Tue problem whicl the ~, .ps
ton presents will soon be solved br y
National Assembly, without passiJn VIII ~s
the influence OF personal syinp4thIe. ~
delivered a high encomium upJn the eb...' az
ter of President MacMahon, whose 80
life and public actions entitled him :,
called d model of honor. - Ii va. g,,j y
tune,'' he said, :" for France to have 49,. ",
president as Mach ihon, whose LOYALTY ;, =.
country is above the ties OF party. LII.
rally around him." He alluded IN h.
terms to ex-Preeldeat Theirs, t. whom h.,
ever, he thought the Assembly tad ,aau,i,,,.,
ample gratitude for his great services
AUsrRIA-Over % prIz Tor e3ues.;,-
have been awarded to UnItei STATS ex,,br
ors in Group % at the Exposition. In N.
sroup, out OF 80 grand diplomas Of bo'.
THE highest pr,ze) American exhibitions IA,
four, namely: the United States bure.o :
edr cation, the state IF Massachusetts n.
c;,v of BJsto a, ami the Smiths una "a Ins.,,p..
One grand medal was awarded t. The cl,y q
Washington, end three metals OF meri. !,
the cities of New York, ClIcis1 and Cn.jr.
natl respectively. Severa! other ci.s
which exhibited, such as Worcester, Mas.
cleveland, o., and jacksonville ILL.,. VIE
awarded diplomas of merit Tue Cooper IN.
s,;,pte of New York was AWARDED i me /. 4
nrooress Several publishers Of 15-oJlks.
and one or two manufacturers %. s;hoJl lar-
niture have also been awarded lie iais q,
merit.
Adyices by mail to the 18Th say that TIE
cholera In Vienna increases Father thar
abates; but it is not very prevalent.
SPaIN.-The minister of war has received
dispatches announcing battle nta- Berz
between the republi cans and the C4rlss
The insurrectionists were utterly defeated
with a loss of 90 killed and 300 wounded
Among the latter were Gems. Satas az.
Tristony.
The Spanish feet, under the clmnaai d
Admiral Lotos, began the b)mb1rdment d
Carthagena. Friday.
The Carlists say that they are organzin!
tor movement on Madrid, and will be re4iI
to march some time in October.
JAPAN.-The recent incurrection Of farm
ers in the northwestern part of japan Is E:
an end. A heavy rain storm OF twJ weeks
duration set in just as they were setiB,
started. The japanese never like to be %;
in the wet, and when the troops from M
gasaki and other places appeared at the san:
time as the storm, the 10000 people We.
had taken up arms in the shape Of b.nool
spears, sud tenly vanished. The overland
mail road has again been opened, bat II;
telegraph has not been repaired. Taere
no doubt that this insurrection was Ia
largest that has occurred in the empire for
long time. Fourteen ringleaders have be-:
The government prohibits the sal
Of powder and firearms among the people.
CHIN..-The United States InIniste, q,
Shanghai, and other minister were admiile
to the presence of the emperor after II
Japanese ambassador had been receive.
Eight hundred mandarius were present, 81
ne reception was a grand affair.