Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-29
FROM EUROPE.

The Steamship Caledonia arrived al Boston on
Wednesday morning, in IA l-2 days from Liver
pool, bringing English papers TO and OF the 9th
inst-17 days later The news though not impor-
tant, is interesting.
The unfavorable news from this country in rea-
ton to the new crop Of Cotton increased the de-
mand for that article in England, and prices advan-
ced l-Sd per pound.
healthy appearance than il has done for some time
past and confidence is reviving.
The trade of Manchester is at the present mo-
ment in state Of greater activity than it has been
for some years past.
The state of the crops in England is good In
the South they all gathered; in the Midland
counties the wheat is entirely secured, and in the
Northern counties and Scotland the harvests are
progressing vigorously.
The British Parliament was prorogued on the
Oath ult after protracted session, by the Queen
in person. She made nice little speech, about n
third of column long, full of "soft soap, and ego
tistical expressions. In relation to Ireland, she
said -
81 have observed with deepest concern the per-
severng efforts which are made to stir up discon-
tent and disancction among my subjects in Ireland,
and to excite them to demand repeal ct the legs-
latve union. feel assured that those of
my faithful subjects who have influence and uu-
thority in Ireland, will discourage TO the utmost of
their power a system of perncious agitation which
disturbs the industry and retards the improvement
of that country, and excites feelings of mutual dis
trust and luminosity between the different classes Of
my people
The Spanish Regent, Espartero, had arrived in
England, and received with attention, and eau
SEES some sensation in the fashionable and political
world
Father Matthew was in London on the 2Sth ult.,
and was attentively received
Queen Victoria and Prince Regent arrived in
France on the 10Th ut. on short tour through a
portion of that country. The English and French
papers surfeited with glowing accounts Of their
reception at and progress through the different
towns. Their visit was by invitation Of the Royal
family of France, who received and waited upon
them with great attention and treated them 10 "all
the honors." At Chateau d'Eu-one OF Louis
Phppe's palaces, the most magnificent prepaIa-
tons were making for great fee, in honor of the
| Queen, so the end of the accounts sis not yet.
This is the first occasion for than three
turtles, that the soveregns OF England and France
have met under similar circumstances; and II ex-
cites great interest in both countries the more So
because unexpected.
/ A new steamship is TO be built to supply the
place made vacant by the loss of the Columbia
No less than sixteen fires occurred in London be-
tween the night of Friday the 18th, and the morn
| ing of Wednesday, the 22d ult. Five lives were
lost, together with immense amount of property
| At meeting of the Repeal Association in Dub
lin the 22d Aug. Mr. O'Connell submitted his
"plan for the renewed action Of the Irish Parlia-
ment."
MIR O'Connell, says the Times, continues to blaze
away in Ireland. The agitation increases, if posi-
BILE, in intensity and the rent is kept well up 10 the
mark-sweled by contributions from various parts
of America.
From official report it appears that the guam
tity of foreign grain imported during the month
ending the 9Th ultimo, was "a 43l quarters, Of
which 2,3l5 were from British possessions abroad.
The expenditure account OF the two Houses
of Parliament including salaries, printing, &c. wa;
in Is40 fI22, 40; in lsil, fl22,7l7; and in 1913
El23,s47.
James Gordon Bennett has addressed letter tc
the Liverpool Times with reference 10 MIR OCon
nell's attack upon him at the Dublin Exchange.
In Wales, the Disturbances continue, and "Re
becca and her daughters" are not yet put down.
J Accounts from France. Belgium, Holland anG
Germany state that the harvest has been gathered
in and has proved excellent one and prices are
falling.
! Unhappy Spain remains about stdtu quo, posi-
| ton that we know nothing of.