Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10
Important from Enropc.


later Intelligence from Europe. The latest dates
are October 81.
The news from Great Britain is not important,
but that from Austria, where n civil war ruges,
is highly interesting.
Trade and Commerce remained in a qniet
state. Brcad-siufTs were more firm. At Liver.
pool, American Flour sold at Sis to s2s Cd Der
Dbl ; Indian corn Sos 10 36s for white. and 30,
10 37s for yellow per quarter; Indian meal l7s
Cd 10 lss per Dbl
in Scotland the potato crop is still rcported
good whilst that OF ireland is immensely short;
the ont crop, is, however, good. and the markets
generally partake Of the same want of shirt
prevalent in England.
No further proceedings have been had in
O'Bricn's case. Petitions in favor of his life be-
ing spared pour in from all classes in Ireland.
and the government IS evidently disposed to heed
them.
7. O'Donoghue, who was on trial when the
last steamer left has been found guilty also. but
strongly recommended to mercy. Thomas Il.
Meagher, in whose case the public feel an inter
est second only TO that Of OBren, was last on
trial .
The collective body OF the Catholic clergy o.
Ireland, at Dublin, has adopted resolutions, i'm
pioring the Government 10 employ for the i'm,
mediate relief Of the poor, all the funds at il
disposal, and 70 use all its influence TO effect
Hufh tluttdbt dNJu1tiitHl VI tue TclhuOnH
between landlord and tenant as shall stimulate
an outlay Of capital, ensure The employment Of
the able-bodled, and increase the agricultural
products of the soil but they add declaration
that puts TO rest certain rumors that have obtain
ed some credence-that they deprecae the pro-
posed measure Of a state provision for the Cath
ole Clergy Of ireland.
The choierd.-The excitement consequent
upon the appearance Of cholera in Great Brit
10. .l..ta
/ slow progress. In London, thirty additional ca
scs have been reported during the week vet
the general health Of the city Is better than that
Of last season. The extent Of the scourge in
| Edinburgh IS greater than in any other place.-
There, and at Leiih and Newhaven, the number
Of cases has been over 100, and tho number of
deaths 90 In Hull, more cases and more
deaths. In Birmingham single case. which
proved fatal; but in Manchester and Livernool.
the dreaded visitor has not vet appeared Al all.
AT Berlin, the cholera, although showing a
steady drain on the population, averaging from
rs TO 80 cases daily, is less alarming than n was
but al KonigSberQ. Prussia. the disease 4 mak;n,
great rayages, and the cases. all of A most malg.
nnnt character amount 10 90 or 100 ner dav.
The disease has also appeared M Amsterdam.
In the way Of events there Is little new con.
4 corning France The tide Of revolution rolls on
\ there 10 an unauet stream. and .ome new ovar-
| flow Of the barriers that now outwar,ily confine
1 il, is an event that few could be surprised at
General Caya;gnac. with a crs,l;,al,la ,;r:, .rd
an un,;rnc cne,S,w lsla,s coa,;,,,aiI, ~:.a
the discordant elements that s,rr,r,nd h;,,, -
STAY the coming of the too evidently annro,cb;ng
out.bnrsf The recent changes In Tie Cabinet
Of which we had unofficial account. NV The last
Steamer. were made 10 nj. e,,J : h,,, H. r..
pcan Times has little hone thu, they viii nrose
awaiting. II DECLARES General C,y,;rnsdr in a
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