Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-30
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AttteSt EEONc EUROPE
BY late arrivals at New York from Liver.
pool, papers have been received to August
24th-we select few items Of intelligence
from the N. Y. papers.
England. The Newspaper Stamp Duty
Reduction Bill has passed both Houses and
went into effectthe l5th of the present month
BY this law the Liverpool papers are reduc.
ed TO five pence each.
Parliament was prorogued the 2lst oil
August.
The measure for putting an end to tithes
| in Ireland was not passed Notwithstanding
that upwards OF 240000 persons petitioned
for the abrogaton of that impost. The
House Of Lords are responsible for this re-
fusal Of redress TO the Irish people. No
measure to put an end 10 church rates was
passed by Parliament.
The Propagation OF Parliament is 10 the
Goth OF October.
The London Courier states that the Irish
agitation is carried on in spirit equally re-
mote from unmurmuring submission on the
one hand, and turbulent clamor on the 9TH
er. Tranquility unexampled is said to reign
IN Ireland, in the midst OF abundant causes
Of political excitement. The demand for
full participation in the benefits of the Brit
ish Constitution is temperately but firmly
persevered in.
The warehouse of Sands, Turner e. Co,
IN Liverpool, has been consumed by fire.
REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
Spain has undergone another revolution.
The Madrid Gazette OF August Is contains
several DEGREES and public announcements
of which the following is the summary -.
1.-The Constitution Of 1912 is proclaimed
till the reassembling of the Cortes, which
will pronounce relative 10 the institution
that ought TO be given 10 Spain.
IN. Calatrava is appointed President of
the Council of Ministers.
IN. Ferrez, Minister of Finance
IN. La Cuadra, Minister Of the Interior.
Gen. Secane replaces Gen. Quesada.
"Gen. Rodilsis appointed to the command
of the Guard charged with the general in
spection of Militia
1.-The decree proclaiming Madrid in
state of siege has been recalled, and the Ma
tiona Guard of Madrid is reorganized.''
The Constitution OF 1912 has been pro-
claimed at Santander and ST. Sebastian"
1t appears that instructions had broken
out in one quarter of Spain after another.
until the ministry despairing of making
head against them, had finally yielded up
the reins of government, a new ministry
was appointed, and the constitution of 1919
proclaimed.
The Insurrection at st. Ildefonzo.
(From the Paris Moniteur)
The Government has received the follow
ing details of what took place on the night
OF the 18th inst. at ST. Ildefonso AT s in
the evening the regiment of provincial mill.
iia' about 500 strong, broke into insurrection
IN their barracks, to the cry of The Consti.
tuition for ever I isabella H. for everp and
marched under arms to the palace, singing
Rlego's hymn. The soldiers of the 4th reg.
lment OF the Guards, seeing these men com.
ing, Joined them. All the officers, without
exception, would have nothing whatever to
DO with this revolt, and the cavalry of the
guard took no part in it. AT the approach
Of the insurgents the gates of the palace
were shut commandant general. Connt
de San Roman, and the officers, remaining
faithful, endeavored to calm the soldiers. bnt
were not listened TO- Cries of Death m
Quesa- Roman were mingled with those of
Death to Quesada.' On the first intelH.
gence of these events, NJ de Rayneyal. he.
ing detained at home with heavy indisno.
s!tlon, NJ de Bots lie Compile, who had ar.
rived few days before at St. IldeConso and
Mr. Villiers the English Ambassador. has.
tened towards the Palace, but could not oct
atdmtlonce, since the drunken soldierv who
obstructed the approach to it, refused to let
them go by. They demanded to speak with
Inc commandment, or the officers, but thew
were told there were not any, and TINT thy
su6,officers had taken the command $3.50 '
They were forced to retire at the momen,
whrn menacing words began to be heard
around them. However, the Glamour and
s ' continued; already a small
aoor was driven in, viii h however did mnt
Iead into the interior of the Palace thew lew
began to shake the great gate some ,u,y
re. shots were heard, and they talked of
Iealng artillery, and massacreing ali in the
[alace' if the Queen did not accent the
Constitution. Ne'P' '"e
ne regent, preserving admirable firm
,ess IN the midst of general alarm. ordered
X OF the rebellious soldiers TO be brought in.
Q her presence. She asked them what
hey wanted they replied the "constitution