Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24
ARRIVAL OF TILE CAMRRIA.


The Cambria arrived at Boston Wednesday
evening Of last week. She made the passage in
twelve days and ten hours We gather the follow.
ing items Of news from the Chronoiype.
The Britannia arrived home in II l.2 days, and
her news produced great excitement in the cotton
Market confined however, chiefly to spectators.
Twenty-cglt thousand bales had changed hands,
and rise of ihree.eighths Of penny had taken
place. But this rise was considered only tempo.
rary.
The Flour market in London firm, and the
best qualities Of English wheat had advanced Is
American was unimproved in demand or price In
dian corn barely sustained its former price, de-
mand slow.
In Liverpool, on the 9th ult, the trade ussum-
ed a more uctiye tone, particularly in wheat Flour
improved S. per barrel. Prime Western com-
manded 3ls. Indian Corn was eagerly taken for
Ireland, the white at 81 To SIS. On the LIST instant
Indian Corn had risen TO SO to 5Ss. per 4S0 lbs
Wheat maintained its price.
There was a better feeling in the monetary cir
ces Of the metropolis Consols had risen and there
were no longer any fears that the Bank Of England
would raise the rate Of interest.
There had been great agitation in Liverpool
for the reduction Of the duties on tea, which now
amount to from 200 to 600 per cent. Of the value.
One object Of this was TO extend the trade with
The temperance men were urging il on to promote
the substitution Of tea for gin.
Gholab Singh, the native prince whom the Brit
ISL government set up to rule the chasilsed Silks,
is in trouble, and it is supposed the British will
have TO take the possession into their own hands
There is . prospect Of more fighting in the Vale Of
Cashmere.
The little republic OF Cracow, absorbed by Aus.
tra contrary 10 treaty, is likely TO be the cause Of
nptQT halt In Nna1 haad
Russia end Prussia consented to the act of Austria,
but England and France protest, yet so uniriendly
they on account Of the Montpcnsier marriage
that they cannot agree to do it together.
In Portugal the royal cause was considered hope
less, and the Queen was expected fugitive, at
Windsor.
The Great Britain suffered considerably from a
gale on the 2Oth ult. A projecting rock was driv-
en- through her bottom, the works commenced to
protect her were destroyed aud she now lies with
her stern exposed to the heaviest seas. Conse.
quently there is less hope Of getting her of.
FRANcE.-The great subject Of excitement is the
absorption OF Craeow by Austria. The republican
newspapers publish violent address from the
French democracy to the democracIes Of Europe
on the abolition Of Cracow. II is to be translated
into every European language, and circulated 10 the
extent Of SOC, 600 copies.
1t is positively stated that the Government has
slpueu dNtdil WIN SNlhR up iOut
steamers belonging to the State, for establishing
regular communication between Cherburg or Haue
and New York
The Bey Of Tunis is now in Paris receiving roy.
al honors. Abd-El Kader has entered Gran at the
head OF 500 troops.
Tn Free Trade Association OF France has Oh.
tanned the royal permission TO address popular as.
semblies in behalf Of their cause.
SPAiN.-Gen. Flores has openly enlisted 1000
men for the purpose Of attacking the Government
OF his native country.
The Carlisis are making great preparations for a
rising.
The Spanish papers profess 10 regret the defeats
OF the Mexicans and call upon England aud France
TO rc.establish monarchy in Mexico as the only
means Of saving it from the clutches Of the United
States.
BELoIuM.-The Chamber OF Represen,aiiyes has
continued the permission for the Importation OF all
principal articles Of food ill Oct. L. lsi7, and
prohibited their expectation.
RussA.-The Emperor has gained a battle in
the Caucasus, and lost niece. In the east and
south of Russia the cholera is said to prevail.
Switzerland is much excited by the spread OF the
principles OF communism. II is said that power
full party is determined TO enforce the doctrine on
the rich aud make property common
IrALY.-The expected ordinance OF the Pope, au-
thorsing the formation Of four lines OF railway has
at length appeared 10 the grea, satisfaction Of the
people. His holiness has authorised the citizens 10
from their own local guardian immense conces-
sion He understood to be designing other me as.
ures of liberal reform. His popularity is immense.
CAPE OF Coon HoPE.-Peace has been made
by Sir Andreas Stockensirom with the great Kafr
chief Kre on terms honorable TO the latter. His
sovereignty is recognized, and he cedes some ter
riiory and makes PREPARATION 10 the missionaries.
lRELAND.-More than $50 900 Of the peasan,ry