Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-30

The Steamer Britannia arrived at New York
on Monday morning at o'clock.
The news IS one week later than orr former
adyices, and was obtained twenty-lour hours in
advance, by dcspatching the express steamboat
Bucna Vista to Halifax, and then using the tele.
graph at Boston.
The political intelligence from Europe is CON.
paratiyely unimportant. In London the money
market remained without alteration, and capital
was abundant. The prospects of fine crops,
aud the continuance Of favorable weather. had
reduced the prices of flour and grain. Tho
state of trade in the manufacturing districts Of
England was most discouraging. Three Of the
leading men among tile Charlists have been ar.
rested BY the Government. One Of them is
barrstcr at law.
In Ireland the Repeal Association and tho
Irish Confederation had united, and formed a
new society, to be called the Irish League. No
further indictments have been issued by the
Government. Sympathy for Mrs Mitchell va,
still expressed, and the fund for her relief was
continually increasing. A manifesto was pub
lished by O'Brien on the ID, in which he assure,
the Government that it was only by the strenu.
Gus excrtions of the leaders, that an insurrection
consequent on the conviction Of Mitchell, wa,
prevented. He exhorts his countrymen to calm.
y contemplate the prospect Of final struggle
and TO prepare for it.
A report pevaled in Paris on the sth that
Prince de Joinyille, who had returned to tho
capital from England, had been arrested. The
rumor was generally believed, and was annouuc.
| ed in the papers. The elections for vacancies
in the National Assembly had occurred in Paris.
Among the successful candidates were NJ. Theirs
and Prince Louis Bonaparte. The designations
r u n
talked Of in Paris, and I.amartine was suspected
ofhaving been concerned in the instruction Of
the 9th Of May. II was thought that NJ Theirs
would succeed him in the Ministry The Ma
tional Assembly had passed decree iorbidding
assemblies of the people in the public streets
Several mobs and tumultuous crowds Of work.
men had in consequence been attacked and dis
I persed by the soldicry.
Numerous arrests were daily taking place
and the country is in an unsettled state.
The Emperor Of Austria still remained at
Innspruck, and refuses to return TO his capital
deputation of noble ladies recently waited
on him, with petition to return, and wer
treated with great rudeness.
BY a successful and decisive battle gained by
the troops Of Charles Albert over the Austrian,
the delivcrancc Of Italy has been effected, and
the Austrian power completely broken. The
bhNAt WIS luuHnl on Aut oVAus AZ lliNN NdAllN
Goito; tho united forces Of both armies being
I about $4,000.
a portion of the dominions Of the King Of
/ Naples is in open revolt, and 800 troops have
crossed over from Sicily TO assist the insurgents
The Pope has recovered his popularity and
several brilliant demonstrations have been made
in li> favor.
) Affairs in Prussia are in a very unsettled
! state. The mob had obtained a complete asccn.
!, dancy over the government, and several of the
ministry hal been called 10 resign. From dem.
Z ons rations already made, further difficulhe.
may he expected.
The cholera has again msle lis appearance in
Russia, and is making f'righdul ravagcs ia Mos
c COW and other cities.
+ The Denmark and IIolsiein difficulties have
5 not yet terminated. Another battle has been
J. fought between the Germans and Danes, which
r resulted in the defeat OF the latter Two bat
talons Of the Danish troops were captured.