Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

! TO evncuaie AncoDa, on condition that the
Austrian troops shall leave Rome.
| A papper prinee.--Don Miguel. of Ponn-
gal, and the prince Borghese. lately had
quarrel at Rome Don Miguel sent chsl-
lenge 10 The prince, but the prince replied. !
that he could not fight duel with man
who lived on the charity Of the Pope.
.SPAIN.--On the evening OF The Sd Nov.
Madrid was declared in state OF siege, and
at the same time permanent military com
mission was appointed.
| The garrison was under arms ready to
march out at a moments notice. All the
shops were closed.
| Al Valencia, Mercia and Alicante there
had been more atrocities ola character wnh
these. thai have distinguished this horrible
civil war Shooting OF prisoners seems now
10 BE- the order Of the day
The extraordinary session Of the Cortes
was opened at Madrid on the 9Th Nov
The speech Of the Queen Rcgen, gives a
lamenlable account Of the condition Of the
country. She admits that her armies have
been drfeaiyd--lhut her exc brquer is emp
fy--hrr creditors clamorous.--and her sub
jecls unhappy. The supplies voted by the
last Cortps had not been collected. Her
Majesty, nevertheless, orders new levy Of
1000 men. and her vessels OF war TO be fit
ted OH, for immediate service All this
sounds large. but will hardly amount TO
much
Russia and Cireassia There is no doubt
that the Russians have suffered severely in
Circassia by the DETECTION oil their irregular
troops. rs well as BY The clemens In n re-
cent attack by the niouniaineers the Russ
ians los, nearly one thousand men killed. and
seventy officers The Russian General
Rajewski had sent message 10 The tribes 10
submit. and expel the English emisssri-s.
They replied that. If he sent any more such
messages. they would burn his letters and
hang the bea rcfs. Il is moi considered i'm
probable that the Circnssinns would invade
Georgia. and harass their opprrssors so con-
sianly rs TO compel them TO abandon their
attempts to subjugatc the nations OF the
Black Sea, the sea of Azoph. and the Caspi-
an.
An extensive revolt is said TO have bro
ken out in Georgia, Shira, one OF the princi-
pal CITIES had been sacked by The rebels,
and 6OO0 Russians massacred. umoDg whom
were two general officers The rebels werc
advancing on Tiflis, when the last accounts
were sent from ETzeroun to Cons,aniinople
The Russian governmentanticipa ting troub-
lie. had despatched $4,000 men. before the in
surrection broke out.
II appears that an extensive conspiracy
has been discovered in Poland, the leaders
OF which had been ARRESTED and thrown in.
10 prison al Wilnn. The Emperor had or.
dered that the property Of all participaiors in
the plot should be Immediately sequestered.
The names OF Is persons are published, who
have been arrested-all holding respectable
positions in society.
A letter from Odessa, dated October %,
declares that all the nations of the Caucasus
are ripe for revolt against the Russians and
that General Golowine had written TO the
Emperor. that he could not reducec them TO
obedience with the $4,000 men under his.
orders,as they themselves were not animated
with the best spirit 1t is alleged also that
the war with the Circassians is not going
on favorable for the Russians. 80
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM
ENGLAND
The packet ships Mediator, Capt Cham.
pin. from London, has arrived. Our files
OF London papers are 10 The 18th inclusive.
The military and naval prepara,ons-fo for
TO be going on with
great activity. One OF the papers names
nine ships Of war as fitting oul for foreign
stations; another notices that recruiting for
the marines is going on with spiri, and sue.
cess; yet another, that tenders are invited
for 10000 thirytwo pound balls and that
the walls Of the city and suburbs are ola.
carded with calls for able bodied seamrp.
petty officers and boys.
The news from Spain is horrible, Cahre.
ra. on entering Vilamalefa. the other day,
brought out the garrison. consisting Of Sc =
soldiers. and shot them Cabrera threatens
TO shoot every Liberal OF every town he en-.
ters and he, no doubt will do so. These
continued massacres, by the monster who
represents Don Carlos in Arragon on hi.
part 10 produce terror in the region through
which he roams. and 10 excite troubles in
towns which, not being able to conquer he
hopes to subverl by producing anarchy and
sedilon The eneviable effect OF his deed.
is to give power in the great towns 10 the
decidedly democratic party The acts OF
Cabrera cry shame on civilized Europe-
They do more then cry shame; they throw
a share OF their guilt on the countries ,be
monarchs. ond the statesmen who support
aud even tolerate, their monstrosity The
reign OF terror appears 10 have commenced
in Madrid
Gen Van Hnlen had opened communities
ions with Cabrera to endenvour to stop tho