Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-28
9oretgll Nrws.
A Week Later from England.
ARRIVAL on THE ACADIA

The Steamship Acadia, Capt. Stone, from Liverpool
9th inst, arrived yesterday mo ming about Is o'clock.
The commercial news BY the Acadia is of interest
although bur little change in prices had taken place
during the week.
Approximations with regard to the loss of the harvest
had been given up, aud if the yield has not been so
great during former years. there is no fear of
famine The effect has been vIsiby felt in the mar
kes but do not perceive that the prices of the best
American flour had experienced much if any alteration
while the demand for Ireland had partially kept up the
price OF Indian meal.
The money market continued easy, with more de-
mand rate Of interest 2 3 per cent per annum
for prime bills.
Parliament adjourned on the 9Th inst, being pro
rogued by the Queen in person, to November O.
FRANCE
This country continues in much the same condition
as at the date of the previous advicqs The Cavaignac
government keeps tight rein upon the public presses
and every newspaper that uters paragraph of Sc.
dtous tendency is seized without delay The Ma
tional Assembly is still engaged in its discussions up
on the new constitution.
IRELAND.
There is complete tranquility in this country. Pub
lie attention is drawn to the approaching trials which
are to be held at the Special Commission in Clonmel
Mr. John OConnell not willing to give up political
agitation, has made an appeal to the people Of Ireland
for funds 10 reopen Cancellation Hall.
special com mission has issued for the county of
Tipperary, The judges to be the Lord Chief Jus
ce (Blackbune tha Lord Chief .Instica of tho Com
mon Pleas, and Judge Moore. The commission opens
on the 18th on that day the grand jury will be sworn
There must however, be an adjournment as soon as
the bills are found.
ITALY.
The Italian army appears Ia have disappeared from
the field The touches principally upon the pro
visions of the armstice and the meditatons of France
and England.
AUSTRIA.
Great disquietude and gloom prevail at Vienna, by
reason of the late collision with the work people,
Several of the National Guards have been attacked and
wounded 10 the streets, it is said, by wolkmen Re-
port says that the latter seeking to obtain supply
of firearms especially pistols.
A resolution in favor of the abolition of all feudal
dues has been unanimously carried in the Constituent
Assembly at Vienna.
NAPLES AND SICILY.
The OpiniOne, of Turin, contains letter stating
that on the 24th nit, three Neapolan steamers hav-
ing bombarded Messina, the forts of that city had
sunk one OF them, and fore ID the others to withdraw.
The Neapolitan fleet sailed for Sicily on the Both
August. The British fleet was at Castel-a-mane, in
the Bay of Naples, on the 3lst
DENMARK.
Tho German troops were being withdrawn from the
territory of Schleswig and interchange of prison
ers had taken place. The exchange Of the ratification
Of the armstice by the Ministers of the Kings OF Prus-
STA and Denmark, M. de Reedtz and Gen Won Below
took place at Lubbock on the LIST inst
The Paris papers of the 9TH inst. announce the re-
tusal of the Central Government of Germany to notify
the armistice between Prussia and Denmark The
withdrawal of the troops from the Duchcs had beer
countermanded.- Courier