Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-17
Later News from Rurope.

night on the 9Th inst. She left Liverpool ~ n,
rs. P'O VI
Prices both Of cotton and breadstufs hal
perienced a slight decline, in addition 10 NJ. M. d
ted by last and previous arrivals Tho 49,
in cotton is i-sd per h. on -four Is Ga IN
rel, and on wheat IS per quarter. Indian ~, ~
continues in fair demand at % to sjs Cd me-. Il
and meal at Is per Dbl The duty on W.
5s per Or, and on flour IS per Dbl.
There have been large arrivals Of wheat
The Special Commission in Ireland has adi,..
ed, after having convicted McAIanus. on,
hue, and Aieagher Of high treason, and sen,e,,
them TO death. II Is semi-oficially anDou5,
that the government has resolved to spare
lives Of them ALL They will probably be Ia
ported
The Hon. and Rev. Gerald valerian Wells
ley, brother OF the Duke Of Wellington, Ia. n
ceased, at the age of rs.
The Cholera is scarcely mentioned in d
English papers. The alarm had subsidized.
A large number Of the Irish prisoner, G
uniried, have been admitted to bail.
The Northern parts Of England and Ireh,
have been visited with heavy falls of snow
In the French news, there is nothing A.
changes the general aspect Of affairs in M
country. The discussion on the Constitution
been concluded, and after a revision il would
finally disposed Of Gen. Cavaignac's goyes
ment had suffered defeat in the Assembly a
proposition in regard to the military Of Z
country.
The election for President is to take p,
December 10.
The ultra democrats Of all shades are max,
desperate effort to produce unanimity ans,
their partizans as to the candidaieship for \
presidency. The friends Of NJ. Raspail are .,
gently solicited TO support NJ. Ledru Rollin
1t Is probable that proposition will be ms,
to dissolve the Assembly as soon as the Law :
elections and the Judiciary system shall ha,
been passed, leaving the rest Of the organic b-
to be decided by the regularly constituted lees
la,ure Of the republic.
The affairs Of Austria are still in a eriss.-b
capital being surrounded by troops in the int
est Of the empire, and the Hungarians ha,rf
retired from its vicinity thus leaving the in.u,l
gents to their own resources. Whether ihsr
will capi,ulate, or fight it out to the last renaia
to be seen.
The imperial commanders Of the forts az
garrisons are bringing up portions of their 50
dery to aid Jellachich and Auersperg; VIII
the people Of Vienna are receiving reinfont
ments from all quarters. The Emperor q
Olmutz, collecting, ii is said, a third army
While the impending horrors Of civil war In
accumulate, the Viennese Diet is endeayori,,,
induce the Emperor to make the necessary q,
cessions.
Northern Italy is arousing anew agrinst An
tria- AT Milan, on the 18th, an insurrecti0
broke out against the Austrians.
Radetski had mined the palaces and the c,
thedral, and threatened 10 blow them up. Tn
did not, however, prevent the exasperated pc,
pie from attacking the military. Several live
were lost, and the whole city rose in arms. Th
tocsin was sounded from every tower, and con
plete confusion prevailed.
According TO general report. Charles Abe
had declared that, if the Austrians did not in
mediately evacuate Italy, he would, on the 2O
ult., be under the walls of Milan.
At Como, an instruction had also occurre
and the Austrians were driven from the CITY.
1t is positively stated that the Ssrdinian flee
which was anchored at Ancona, has received o
ders from King Charles Albert to proceed
Venice, to repel any attack Of the Austria
fleet.
The English and French were striving, wit
hopes OF success, to bring about a settlement
the difficulties between Naples and Sicily. I'll
plan IS, that Sicily shall be raised into vic,
royalty, with the second son of the King of NJ
piles, as hereditary Viceroy.
The King Of Prussia celebrated the annivel
sary of bis birthday on the 18th inst The ds
had been anticipated with hope by his friend. i
day Of reconciliation they were disappoiAsed
The eongratulatory deputations were receive
with anything but gracious cordially.
Fresh outbreaks have occurred ct Berlin
barncades were erected, and many lives wel
lost, on the part Of the insurgents, as well .
among the troops Gen Pfuel has tendered h
resignation, and that of his colleagues in Ii
Ministry, to the King.
Many arrests have recently been made
Madrid, of persons suspected Of being concerr
ed in a Republican movement against the Go,
eminent. One hundred and seventy or eight
were taken into custody during two days