Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-05-05
News from Europe.

dangerous STATE Of ireidnd.
The new Cunari steamer America arrived at
Sew York last Saturday noon, in fourteen days
from Liverpool. She brings intelligence Awcek
Later than that by the Cambria
EsoLAND-The great demonstration Of the
Chartists 10 London passed OF without any ca !
l.pitous results. The Government took strong
precautionary measures previous 10 the meeting
On Monday, 10th ultimo and warned the people
AGAINST any Infringement Of the law, and against
proceeding IN large bodies 10 the Houses Of Far
lament Vast military arrangements we're also
made 70 preserve the peace OF the metropolis
No less than 200 900 special constables were en-
rolled in London, and the consciousness of this
overwhelming force, with the other judicious ar
rsneements Of the Government, secured the
tranquility OF the capital. The alacnty with
which the middle classes turned out in aid OF the
Government, tended more than all else 70 the
preservation Of quiet
The Chartists assembled in immense numbers
on Remington Common, collected from all quar-
tiers. and Il being minated 10 their leaders that
they would not be allowed to pass over the bridg-
81. some Of the delegates advised them TO rclin-
Uui.h their design. Their petition, signed by
over Eve millions Of people, was despatched TO
the House Of Commons by two Of the delegates.
Some slight efforts were made by the thieves
Of London 10 pass over Westminster Bridge, but
the police alone frustrated the attempt.
A shower Of rain coming up OPPORTUNITY at
this time, the crowd gradually dispersed.
Such was the result Of the demonstration in
London, and the same conclusion attended lesser
meetings, which had been called in Liverpool,
Manchester, Glasgow, aud other places.
The result has only tended TO strengthen the
Government
The bill introduced into Parliament for Assim-
ilAiing the laws Of Great Britain and Ireland. IN
respect TO overt acts Of treason and sedtion, has
been carried in the House Of Commons, on the
second reading, by vote OF 442 to 50. IL Is
being rapidly pressed through Parliament.
Public meetings have been called in various
| parts Of the Kingdom, to present addresses OF
loyalty to Her Majesty.
The Government has determined to revive
the Alien act for limited period, and in certain
| cases in order TO drive away from London and
| Dublin the large numbers OF obnoxious persons
| from the Continent, who have visited the United
Kingdom for other purposes than business or
Al LIVERPOOL. the corr market was frrDsr. and
exhibited more activity. U. 5. Flour sold At Is.
2es Cd per bbl Indian Corn as 2es Sd per
ar; Indian Meal los lis Cd per Dbl The duty
is 7s per or. on wheat, and Is 2id per bba on
-four Money was abundant, and the rate q ~
terest 81 per cent Consols arc 50! o2t.
InkLASn ,t IT., SDe aah ~ T Rn.seI with view
10 induce 'hs oe.e.i.'n,ne ~ =: -. -
CONCESSIONS Oh ssiiel 20 iIe'AI NJ n.Sonpsil r.,
pressed upon the Ministry the necessity Of I'm
mediate action, but Lord John Russell declined
10 make known the intentions Of the Govern
meut The interview ended BY Mr. OConnell'
assuring Lord John that If some large conees
sisus were made, the most beneficial effects q
both countries would ioIow.
Ihe European lines ssys lne op'hioh e - !.
to be progressing among hngisnmen; ,ns' t ne
country wouid oe oe''er ",'h9u' he,au :
Repeal movement mas reacnsd nlgner P'Nn
intensity thah y sser aua,heu os'ce ~ p !
sent posture o. ahAis IN ireiana y il''' e''"i'
. eA ssa anu
Inc aisN news iio'h iiei., M ,o.T a.- ~ !.
able Tor tne uosernmen- ane uasA ne ~ ~ !,
A the army increasing, anu Wy VIZ ~ ~
pea Journals grous norc anu .'o .r '..
2 troops we're soneeh'la.s . ~ ~, I ~. a.
,eh' pI.'. 1900 M !. n.,t3;, =. .,-o.5 Cor.
;rs,st nD" ~ -; s' 80 10 900
m. ,,-..;..'. C. ,,z;.... n II.
49, cu..J hs.e rsnsraJI,, ,err,;n,,ed !,
favor Of the republican candidates.
NJ. Lamartine has received from the Minister
Of Spain and K1s'l. respectively, assurances
!, public
The PROVISIONAL Government, nndrng tne es
: pense OF maintaining the unemployed iaoorei
{ enormous being t4Soo a day, are desinn
means to reduce y, and me same motives urg
= the reduction OF the %arde M9ole-
n NJ. Marrast the Mayor Oh rarls' IN rePiy,
the pressing demands OF the operatives to On
y miss all foreign wo5tmen, mas endeavorea
4 overcome tins prejudice, and has reminded N
s parties who solicited their dismissal mat zx,oo
d French were employed IN England, ls'9Oe 4
: SPAIN and vas, number IN savoy and sai
, dimai he rebuked their eonauct as arisng iroi
: selhshness-
o Several hundred female operatives parade
the streets OF farls on the ION, with music an
colors, TO present their acciamanons to the IN
d visonal Government:
+ The professions Of workmen and OF piantel
n OF liberty trees, had been suppressed.
o The French provinces are IN an agiiated stat
Lyons IS qniet' but the Landss' the vast PROVING
e IN the southwest, Is said 10 De IN run insure
~ ton, and at Toulouse and Straspurg, coiilno,
Il have taken place with the military. The Cln