Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26

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The British steamer Cambria ARD at Bus
ton ohwednesdny afternoon, isdinbt., at IS
minutes. past O'Clock. She briysi s days
later intelligence.
The hegs By this arrived Is of WED interest
and mochimpouancc, particular 10 the COM
mcrcial ctAmunliy. Flour IL lorr, cotton is
higher, an, money scsrceT than the last ac-
counts.
The Conhnsrkcts have again -ciined, and
the last qunt ions are unusually y. Al The
regular wee market in MARX Lae, London,
on Monday,k 81 inst, Wheat erlined from
s.: TO lOs. ptkuarter, and sales geie made at
THIS reduction ilh much didfcult II is sta
TED by the MhinR Post Of N 81, that the
actual Iail walVpal 10 I5s. per q,arier. Ame-
ncan fiouf ls opted at 26s. 20 =. per barrel.
~ ihc L'Vefpy rDd other leadng markets,
similar drrnne taken place Az our last
advlrea' Suiy luur sold fo' s4s.; the pre-
sem decline IS sirlofe 6s. 10 ST., or 81, "a 10
si;sa OF our mf.l
The money hfhei is again tighter. Di.-
counts cannon obtained except upon first
class papef' anu pics varying from TO G
yer cent ArPtRas current ,hst the Bank
oil England inirier TO raise the rate nf dis
count. several haffs in the grain trade were
expected ~ take
An advance Of 81 per pound on cotton is
Iecofdrd, and sairRra brisk.
In sone Of the nas.iactutiny towns. there
y slighi lmpfove-nl Ia trade. caused pfin-
c'pally by The fereir e meriean orders. Bot
generally speaking, Ne remains inactive.
The reports oi thhufvrsi 10 England and
Ireland sieol The mo encouraging character.
nc wheat eiops evr uherr pfumisr to yield
most abundsnily. L. pptato, notwithsiand-
ing OIL that has bern sisbOut the re-appeaf-
anee OF rot, srt nis TO agrcied but slightly
II Is admitted, howeve thnt the disease has
shown itself in some pls-s
Parliament has been esDlved. and the new
elections are proceeding epfously So far as
returns have been made hfy show complete
triumph Of free trade prieiples. Lord John
Russell, who will form e new Cabinet, has
been reelected in the cv Of London. Mr.
Golden has been reiurne Cor Stockport, and
Mr. Bright for MHnchesiei-the latter without
opposition. Mr. Macaula fhe distinguished
essayisi, has been defeated Edinburgh. The
county eieriions have not 81 tsken place. In
the towns and boronghs, wich elect 5e5 mem.
befs, the Liberals have thu lar secured about
10 msjufity.
Previous 10 the dissolotio 81 Parliament, q
short discussion took place % the subject o
the donations Of food from le United State
for the benefit Of the destnu.Irish, 10 which
warm encomiuns were passe. upon the peopl,
OF this country.
Mr. John Walter, princips noprietor Of IN,
London Times, died on tie esk oil, aged Is
He was justly considered the Napoleon Of The
Steam press, having FIRST appl-d steam 10 IN,
printing Of daily newspapers, Glvast expense
in 1914.
Recently farmer 10 The r;ghborhood o
Beverley, Eng, commenced mashing som,
wheat, for which nine years 10 he refused
1os- per quarter. AfteF laborag from o,
clock till IL in the evening, hssuccerded il
90 aiming quarters bushels 4 wheat, ans
the enormous number OF $3.50 nice!
u Is intended Immediately 10 establish al
eleetfic telegraph between all thu fre-enein
stations in London, so that when fire break
out, Information Of the fact can Instantly b
communicated TO oil the stations on its reach
ing one Of them.
f->f---s.-- rr-...f..~ -..-t -. - In
vanishing. vet ouifages anrrar 10 3. NE
Mr. O'Connel's remains have been bfo1ef
TO Dublin, from Genoa, and his funeral was &
take place on the 9Th Of August.
The French steamer Missouri, which lei
ChrTbovTg Tor New York. Aug. !, had 20 pu
back for Goals. She would leave on the 10th
TO Try her voyage again. Her mail agent an
mails were taken by the Cambria.
France Popular feeling has become NOR
tranquil. The King was well received by III
populsce upon the celebration Of the s'Gloriou
Three DAYS" The Chamber Of Deputies
about to be dissolved.
Rye, oais. potatoes and beans are said I
promise plentiful crop in France. The rye
IL is said, was never more abundant. But III
best result Of the srason is the prodgious prom
Use Of the vines; there has been nothing like
since the year l776. This year is sure to b
superintendent ia wine, IL M misfortune occur
before he harvest is finished.
Haly.-An astounding conspiracy has bee
discovered al Rome. The object Of the cor
spifaIoTs, who amount 10 several hundred, va
10 massacte the guards, and remove The Pop
10 Rome by force. Five cardinals, with srvt
raj high military and civil officers, are ascel
tanned to be abettofs.
Russia and Circassia. The Augsburg G,
Eetie states that on the 9Th of June, irrribl
combat took plare between Russian division
commanded by Gen. Lrpiski, and the nous
tuineers, under Mohammed Juba. Neafl
5000 fell on the field, neither party claimin
the victory. The Circassians are greatly /
want OF powder, paying, il is said, 500 Fur
ish piaslres the pound for it.
ChinG.-By the overland mail, we learn ihi
the state Of affairs in China ia still unsatislas
tory. Up ,s the eSd May, when the last a,
counts lett Canton, nil business was suspended
and fresh disturbances were anticipated.
The English residents at Shanghai have =,
solved TO erect church, which will he the Fir.
Protestant place Of worship ever built With
The dominions Of the Emperor Of China.
DEATH OF Hos. JOHN MArrooKs.-W
regret 10 be compelled 10 announce The deaf
ol the Hon. John Matiocks, which took plac
at his residence in Peacham, on Saturday, III
l4lh OF August, 10 the lad wear Of his az,
Gov. Nj. had been failing in health Tor a yea
or two, having been subject 10 bilious attack
the last and seveTesl one producing death
Gov. NJ. was long a successful lawyer, ha
been Judge Of the Supreme Court OF the Stat,
had served two terms in the Congress OF II,
United States, and hia own State one year q
Governor, declining a second term on accoun
Of domestic Affections. II may not be out Z
place here to remark, that since the reiiremen