Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-05-04
'yERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

e VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
b. the steam packet Sirius, and differen
4. Eet ships at New York, (says the Boston
F. rier.l we have accounts from Liverpool
. nrll ID, and from London to April Isl
a Sirius sailed from Cork on the 4tb, AN,
Z. Great Western from Bristol on the 9TH.
+ ENGLAND. The House OF Commons wal
'.,uDed with the discussion of the West
ia Apprenticeship System, which wal
a OOsed 10 terminate on the LIST of August
4 wears in anticipation of the time frs
led upon. Lord Dalhousie, formerl,
Eernor of Canada, is dead. The Duke o
sex was very i'll.
lhe coronation of Queen Victoria is an
need for June. The London Spectator
a ilh March, thus refers to it -
is to be the most splendid of all corona
Poor Earl Grey was frowned upon
HE Continental Sovereigns and their EN-
Iries. He had malign sneers, nor Gree.
smiles, from the Princess Lieven. Prince
<erhazy kept aloof The Sailor King was
ued old, foolish, and vulgar. But times
II altered Gleeful Wing newspapers tell
a the Grand Duke Michael is 10 repre-.
The Gar, and that Esterhazy will ap,
ID with a galaxy of the Austrian mobiles
HE coronation Of our youthful Queen
d favor which William the Reformer for.
IN, will be lavishly bestowed on Victoria
y Whgencircled. Lord Melbourne, with
coronation in prospect, may be as saucy
be likes. Where is the he or she, not
tent 10 be cipher in the great world,
would offend Minister with so muc b
esOw and to withhold New coronets
be plentiful-and it will be curious to
on what heads they will fall. Not that
public will now care whether those
on the Premier delights TO honor be
hgs or Tories There was interest
bn The creations at William the Fourth's
Onalion for the two Houses of Paria-
bit we're TO be brought into harmony"
] The new batch of Peers was regarded as
addition TO the Liberal party in the quar-
! where reinforcement was most requir-
now, Reform in the Commons seems
10 more necessary than an infusion of Lib
llsm into the Lords But, national cor
eraons aside, it is certain tina, the power
FOnfer or refuse half hundred Peerae es,
fhthe other numerous favors at his dispo-
will render Lord Melbourne as secure
bis place for the rest of the session, as,
frng extraordinary accidents, any Minis
can be. Truly may he be called the
face Premier; for, strip him of Court ia
and he is weakness itself-wilh it, in the
sent state of politics, he is omnipotent.
France. The Chamber of Deputies was
fuped with the new bankrupt law and the
Eeek loan. The treaty OF M. Las Cases
% Hayt was unanimously approved
counts from Algiers Of the 9Th ult. state
Marshal Va!lee was increasing the ex-
oil his territory.
EPAN The Spanish campaign was
quito open seriously The Queen Re-
n had demanded Of the British Govern
fn 10000 stand of arms and nine armed
f@s Tor the Mediterranean Accounts
n BayOnne TO the 2lst give report OF
STARTING OF new Carlist expedition.
PORTUGAL. An instruction of form
PIE nature broke out in Lisbon on the
March. A party, composed chiefly Of
nOers OF Ultra Liberal clubs, with "A con
e'aOle number of National Guards, con-
lea with the Arsenal battalion, consisting
F@Syard men, resoute and athletic iel-
10 lorce new Ministry of their own
u S on the Queen. The rejects of the
snecled were well known to the Govern
1 and the Queen issued proclama-
warning all persons against joining the
VS' The garrison of Lisbon and their
[uHT'pal Guard marched to the Square
1''a' about noon on the 18th. The Ars-
men, with the disafected National
Fa, aus consisting Of the 18th. 18th and 10Th
a''UnS assembled at their quarters, and
s'eO'o lay down their arms. Bya rapid
apparently well concerted movement,
national Guards were surrounded, and
' '.'n and 10th battalions broke up but
t ,o'a stood firm in their quarters-the
"eO' Of Jesus, and shot an officer sent
'a' WIN them, The regular troops then
s suCea 10 the assault, and after a desper-
'Uullcl' dispersed the insurgents who
wards %l rallied, but were again dispers-
ine performances of the Arsenal men
wv especially mentioned but one ac-
~i, IayS that they commenced the bat
N ~" ,ne'r allies" and fought with great
a. A second proclamation, issued by
ausen on the l4lh, speaks of them as
4 ~" men deluded by Don Mguers agents.
lumber Of killed in this affair is stated
S "vu' a hundred. Had the insurgents
ssued' they would have forced the
N.Y., .u 10 resign in favor Of her son, and APP
w. some oftheir own leaders Regents.
SWpoN' March 81, twelve o'clock. The
iork packet of the 9th inst. which was
Tp Today has not yet been announc-
Inc news from the Continent is Of
|b s~ lead to much speculation, and up
FniD whole we find little doing here this