Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-07
forri9n News.
Seven DAYS Laler frOm ENrOpe

The steamship Cambria, Capt Harrison, from Liz,
orpool arrived at View York on the 25th lust after a
pleasant passage Of fourteen days. and arrived at Hal
fax on the 2lst.
The cotton market continues firm at the improve.
men Of the week previous with rather all upward ten,
dency. The grain trade rcmaaed about the same az
noticed by the last steamer. The receipts continued
large, and were increasing, causing heavness in the
markets.
During the last month the arrivals had not been less
extensive. 1t was computed that above $50 900 quar-
tos Of wheat were free in tue granares, the duties
having been paid. In consequence Of these circuGI
stances, prices were hardly sustained. The accounts
from Ireland respecting the potatoes were favorable
and Indian corn, consequently, was du! of s1e.
The cholera is on the increase. In London, the
number Of fresh daily reported varies between
ten aud twenty. The deaths during the week ending
the 4th were G5. Several cases have occurred in the
provincial towns, but the number is quite inconsidera
Bile. compared with the population 1t is however in
Scotland where the disease Commits the greatest ra
ages, No fewer than 46S cases have occurred in Ed
nburgh and its vicinity, up to the 9Th inst, of which
243 proved fatal, 81 recovered, whilst III were unda
tteotment, or the result not stated. On the 7h inst
only II new cases were reported whist there welc
40 on the It'll.
The malady has appeared on the northern coast Of
France, at Dunkirk.
1t is stated that an attempt will be made as soon as
the parliament opens to overthrow the administration
Of Lord john RUSSELL and establish new one undc
the auspices Of Lord Lincoln.
FRANCE.-Ihete is nothing of Importance from
fRncc. The people are preparing for the great strug
gle Of the presidency, and other public questions are
but little agiratej. The changes continue favorable
for the election Of Louis Napoleon to that hgh Office
though the struggle between him and CavaiMac will
be severe. Much opposition to Louis Napoleon is
manifested in Paris.
Tho discussion on the constitution was concluded
on the 4th Inat.. aud aora revision ballot on tn
question oi adoong the whole constitution took place
with tic following RESULT for the constitution 730:
galust it, 30 The constitution was to be procaimtd
with grelt Soemny, on Sunday, Nov. r.. No fewc
than 100000 troops and national guards we're 10 psss
at the proclamation and every available building il
the capital, ans It's envIr0ns, was tbronged with militia
ry.
AUsrRlA.--'luo rumoura OF The c0puatiun of Vi
emma, ate all 'ho horrors of an assault are confirmed
We copy i,nu he European Times the following cor
else account Of the eyeHs which led 10 this result:
| eve resume our brIcf summary from the 1Sth &
October, on tue evouing ii which day mncc Wind
schgratz hld entered ne southern suburbs Of the cit,
having carried his position by the most unremittin
fire Of small and heavy artillery from all points. O
the Doth, the attack was followed up on the Wiedcl
Aariahef and Schottaniold suburbs, and the Venncs
resisted his advance at every point with the most deter
mined bravery. Urged on by the Polish Program
dsts within the walls, headed by Gen. Behm, those
doubtful fidelity being placed i'll the front rank-WIn
dschgratn found every inch disputed. On that day
however, he obtained position beyond the glac
which divides the inner city from the suburbs; and a
though he might possibly, at any moment have bon
bardGd the city and reduced it, his anxiety to spare h
lives Of the Viennese and those OF his own men, mad
him proceed with caution and humanity. A brt
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