Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-23
FOREIGN NEWS

We select from the Boston Atlas the D,;..,
pal items of news: f''"'r
Seldom has steamer arrived n, III.
with more important news, full occo.p ui
which our readers will find carelullv s,,.u o.
in our columns. "'anged
Attempts have been made 10 assass;r.,
Kings of Prussia and Greece. The P's. ne
appear determined TO continue, al ali b..s.ISn
the war against the Emperor of Mo,os."'
while the accounts from the Society Mani. :,
The expuloion of The British Consul a, T ,i;' "
have caused great excitement in England w.
an apology has been demanded of tbe F,. guy
government. O'Connel continues in my. uOn
and no decision has yet been made on The W.,
OF Error. WIN
The News from India and China will has,,
With interest. The state Of trade in Fnoi.sa
continues TO be very favorable, and ,hs,e
prospect of good harvest. The Aroma,
from the U. s., received BY the Bri,snn;.'
caused much animation in the Cotton Mo,I",'
and prices had an Bpward tendency. MoneS1
continued abundant. 7
The overland mail, with news from Tr5..
and China, arrived in London on The Is, ;ns'
The accounts represent the Puniaub AZ ho;0r
still in leVerisb state, and in The presen, J;s'
tracted condition OF that country. ssoIision H.
tween the Sikhs and the British troops r n,oS.
ably not distant. In Scinde matters were NV.
grrssiug favoTably, and that Ierri,ory il LsO-
satisfactorily consolidated 10 the British Pm,
pire. Sir Charles Napier's interview with ,bs
Beloochee Chiefs, seem To bave restored cons.
dence between the fallen Ameers and Their en-.
queror Canton had been the scene Of nr.
rioting, which had, however, been speedav
suppressed, without any disastrous ressI,s
Her Majesty, the Queen, was euloyipp ~.
cellent health at Windsor Castle, on me a
inst, where preparations for what The newSna.
pers call the interesting event. were daily Be.
ing made. The Court newsman has dUk re-.
corded the drives and walks of Her Majesty and
Prince Albert, and the movements Of visitors.
arriving and departing.
Prince Albert has commenced bee-keepiDc.
Two beautifully constructed hives, Of American
manufacture, filled with bees, have been placed
in an apiarv near the Castle
Visu Of The King Of The French 10 Eng.
iand.-lt is well known that King Louis PHI.
lippe has promised to pay Her Majesty visit
this autumn. 1t is now understood that HIS
Majesty will embark at Trepori, in the month
OF September for this country. His Majesty
will be accompanied by two ships Of IA guns,
and four or five steamers, and will land at
Portsmouth, whence he will proceed by railway
10 the station nearest 10 Windsor. His Msrs-
/ ~ will remain eight days at Windsor and will
not visit London. Morning Herald
! Lord IIeytesbury, the new Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland, arrived in Dublin on the Goth ult,
and was received by the Lord Mayor Of the
/ city with appropriate honoTs. The ceremony
of inauguration then took place in the usual
form.
The steamer Britannia arrived at Liverpool
on Sunday night, the 2sh ut.
The Writ Of Error-The London STAB
dard says that ''the Judges will not be in town
until Friday, the 29d of August. Their Lord
ships shortly afterwards will have meeting 10
consider the questions propounded to them by
the House of Lords, and il is generally expect
ed that judgment in the case Of Mr. d. 0'COn-
nell and the other traverserS will be given Ell
! ther on Thursday, the 29h, or Friday the Shh
OF August. When the public business Of Pa.
! lament is brought TO a close, both houses will
adjourn from time to time until the judgment
on the writ of error is pronounced. There will
be no formal prorogation until that question
decided"
IRELAND The Repeal .lssociaiion.-Cap-
tain Brodrick presided at the weekly meeting
of this body, on Monday the 22d ut MtW
I S. 0'Brien, NJ. p, handed in f200 from Hail
/ fax, Nova Scotia. In the course Of long
speech, Sir V. Blake, NJ. p, stated that he was
an advocate for something more than an lnde-
pendent Parliament for Ireland. Amongst The
speakers who subsequently, addressed the meet
ing, were The Rev. DR.. Hearne, Of Manchester,
the Rev Mr. Tierney, Mr. Roche, and others
I Mr. ID. O'Connell, Jr said he had TO give DIS
usual bulletin from the prison. (CheeTs') Inc
health and spirits Of the prisoners were excel
lent, and in no way impaired by the lmprSoI-
ment. ("Hear, hear - and loud cheers Inc
total amount of the weeks rent was announcer
to be fI ,55S lis Cd.
! The State prisoners have been allowed 70
( have gymnasium erected in Their PRISON; ,nu
on each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. MI
/ O'Conne and his companions amuse and eSe''
else themselves therein.
/ .9nother Monster .Meeiing.-A requlsluon
is on foot for meeting on Tara mn, W
Thursday the 5th of August, the annTeIsa,l
of the monster meeting of ls4S.' lis ooe'S
are described to be, TO prepare an address nSr y
the Liberator, TO prepare petition 10 Ia.".
ment, and To declare, in the calm ana eaIp1s'
spirit of peace, the determination OF the peopN
of the county Of Meath TO perseveTe IN seeAlpg'
! Nv peuCtdDlc anu COHSliiullplh HhNN'Sl
peal of the Act of Union.
The Duke of Bordeaux has sent no'ee "
most of the European Courts, TO the elecl ula'
he will never relinquish his right TO The O'V"H
of France.
MoRocco.-The French Var IN Morocco
The accounts of the latest dates are np' "
vorahle to peace Offended at the a''achs
the Moors, Marshal Bugeaud had a'iacS y,
| them, pursued them for three days mafcn
yond 0uchda, and returned TO his camp az b''
la Magrima on the 18th ult. lie was now
err, in want of cavalry horses, eameis' Prev o
sions and water, for an efieclual attack on %O
rocco; and he had sent to the Prince de SOm
vile, at Gibraltar, to begin his naval Op''T
tions without delay. :.ob
Supposed attempt 10 a Is IN Of
the King of Greece. Sunday, the n% b;s
July, sergeant Of the gendarmie forced a,,e ~
way through the private door OF The pa hsa9
with his sword drawn. The ssenl'nel' yj
otherwise unable 10 restrain HIM, IIs" ,raysr,
md