Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-18
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From The Burlington Daily Free Press.
Arrival of the Cambria,
New York, Sunday Ey

NEW YORK; Sunday Eve, May Ia.
The Cunnard Steamer Cambria arrived this morning.
She sailed on the 18th ult.
Matters in Ireland remain as before. The people
are running, talking, and printing rebellion. The gov
eminent are taking strong measures TO subdue out
breaks. Fearful accounts received of the destitu
ton of provisions. There is rumour that Dublin had
been searched for arms. All the smith in Dublin are
engaged in making pixies. Rife drills are to be put
down.
Trouble was feared among the Chartsts in Scotland
and the north Of England.
Another quarrel has occurred between Lamartn and
Ladru Rolln. Ron threatened to overturn the gov
eminent
In Lombardy The army Of Charles Albert, after hav-
iEg been repused before Peschera continued to main
tain its position on tie banks of the Mncio Skir
mlshes had taken place in which the Austrians were
victorious, taking Pevano, Valvasane and another
town. The fortunes of Charles Albert appear to have
received check.
In Sicily, the House of Commons have decreed Fer
dnand Bourbon and his dynasty forever fallen from the
throne of Sicily, that Sicily shall govern herself
stitutionay, and have called to the throne Italian
Prince. Great feeling is evnced in favor of Repub
lic
AT Naples, the King is becoming so unpopular that
to prevent outbreaks seemed impossible.
From Baden the most deporabe accounts are re-
ceived. The insurgents had ntimated that they wish
ed to captuale Gen. Gurgern exhorted the rebels to
obey the law. AS ne retired he was treachorously
shot and MORALLY wounded. The troops fell upon the
insurgents and completely routed them the insurgents
suffered greatly
In Prussia the approaching elections were not ex-
pected to pass off peaceaby.
10 Vienna tranquility prevails.
The Scheswig territory has been the scene of an
other action between the Danes and the Free Corps,
on the highway between Keil and Ecfenorde on the
2lst ut After battle OF four hours the Free Corps
driv hazel Schln toyv takn Inv he
troops of the confederation after an engagement that
lasted from B. P M. till II o'clock at night. The
Danes had from ten to twelve thousand men; the force
of the confederation was the greatest The Prussans
lost about 300 men. The German troops entered
Flensburgh after taking possession of Schleswg.
The latest advces from Paris state that the election
returns continue satsfacory the moderate party, rep
resented by Lamartine, prevailed. This intelligence
produced very sensible improvement in money mat
tGrs 1t is reported that Lamartne only waiting
the meeting of the National Assembly to resign.
The intention Of the King of Sardinia to abandon
the war rather than consent to the establishment of
Republic in Lombardy, was confirmed.
The Austrians stationed in the nelghborhood o.
Montua, after very warm engagement, were COMPEL
ed to retire.
There had been an engagement between the Italian
corps OF Gen. Zucchl and the Ausrians at Vlsco-
The contest lasted four hours, and the Italians sue
ceeded in gaining possession of Vsco.
In Spaln affairs fast progressing towards az
outbreak. Lord Palmerson had addressed letters t,
the Spanish minister the duke of Cotomorzor sent let
tiers back containing strong expressions of rudenes
and contempt Advces from Madrid indicate that
month will not expire before there will be serious out
breaks
Portugal seems to be on the eve of some seriou
movement.
Accounts from Prussia are not favorable.
In Germany things are still unsettled. HesSe Chai
sci was tranquil.
Austria appears to be honorably accepting the revC
luton