Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-09-21

ted Tor four years, ana cannot ne re-electeu un-
ill four more years have elapsed. He is to have
an official residence at the expense of the State
The draft of the Constitution went on to say that
no foreign forces should he introduced INTO the
territory Of the Republic without the permission
Of the National Assembly. Military Remptdce-
ment by substitutes for those bound to serve, is
iEterdicted. This article was received with dis
appreciation. The administration of justice is
provided for in series Of elaborate articles
The press is declared free and the censorship
not to be permitted.
AUSTRIA.
Fresh connections broke out at Vienna on the
2lst, and were not suppressed till ngh,-fall. Six
persons we're killed, and sixty one wounded; e.
leven members Of the Committee Of Security
were wounded, and five National Guards assas-
simulated. The disturbances we're not POLITICAL
but connected with the rate of wages.
The Paris papers of Thursday consider the
speech of Baron Wesenberg, Minister for For
eign Affairs of Austria to the French and British
ENJOYS, IN respect to the offered mediation of
France and England, refusal to entertain it;
and that it would become necessary, therefore,
| for France to interfere with arms in Italy.
ITALY.
The Leghorn Courier announces that a portion
oi the legion of Italian Independence landed at
Leghorn on its way 10 Bologna that Legion is
said to be 5000 strong, commanded by M. Carlo
Ungarelli.
The Minister of War Of Tuscany replying to
nj. Pigli in the chamber Of Deputies declared
that no invasion of any part oil Tuscany had tu-
ken place.
He had ordered General de Langier to adopt
the necessary measures for the protection Of The
frontiers, and if they were menaced to call TO
arms the hole Of the neighborlng population.
Prince Eugene of Savoy, has decreed the en-
tire expulsion Of the Jesults from the Sandman
domn!ons, and confiscated their property for the
establishment of National Colleges.
We have news from Rome, but does not make
any mention of the rumored disturbances in tina,
city.
Venice continues lis preparations for defence
Tranquility appears to be restored at Trieste
The Slrdinian Squadron was still cruizng in
the Venetian waters its movements were super
vised by the French steamer Asmodee. and The
English steamers Terrible and Spartan.
RUSSIA.
1t is reported that the Russian army in the
Caucasus has been cut 20 pieces By the Chieitair
Schamyl.
The ST. Pctersburgh papers state that on the
9TH August there were 70o cholera patients il
that city. On the 9th, 33 fresh cases, 81 cures
and Is deaths Glib patients remaining on hand
On the morning OF the 9th there were only 62l
patients on hand.
The Rob Roy Knocker from St. Petersburgii
i brings the important news communicated by 81
Henry Williams Wynn, that an armstice wa
signed at Malmo, on Saturday. the 26th August
to continue in force until the Isl of March, lS49
This armslice was sent 10 Berlin for ratification
LATER.
1 BY Express and Telegraph from London 10 Lip
eypoot, for the .NetO York papers.
FRANcE.-Liverpoo. Sept. 2 PARIS advices
dated yesterday, have come to hand. They in
| form us that the city was much excited, in con
sequence Of the warllke and determined tone q
the Government Oh the affairs between Austria
and Italy. Its confidently expected, that Shout,
Austria persist in rejecting the offered mediation
of France and highland, the former, with tn
corda! approval of England, will adopt wthou
delay measures of coercive character TO cou
pei the settlement OF the dispute.
The army of the Alps amounted to 100, 90
men, who marched with orders to defend the
Italian States against the nroads of Austria.
The Bank Of France returns are again yer
favorable for advancement Of the conmercit
position of France.
IrALY.-Gamboli has been defeated and di:
armed
The blockade of Venice has been raised B
decree of the council the Jesuils have bee
banished.
The instruction at Leghorn has been SUI
pressed entirely without further loss.
AUSTRIA correspondent writing fro
Vienna, informs us that the Assembly has orde
ed the estates of Prince Meternich o be conf
Gated The Cabinet is said to be divided on II
affairs of Lombardy two of the Ministry will
stand the Diet, and are opposed to surrenderr
il. The trial Of the Republican editors resultt
in their acqulttal. There was much cxutatiC
on the occasion.
IRELAND.-LIvFRPooL Sept BY our ow
special reporter, who left Dublin last night f
Liverpool, we have the following intellgeL'
FROM Ireland.
The special commission for the trial of Il
Insurgents has been fixed at Nenagh, for the 10
inst. The presiding Judges will he the Chi
Justice of the Queens Bench and Chief Justit
Doherty. We understand that all the cap,i
leaders, including Mr.. Duhey, will be tried
this commission.
Lord and Lady John Russell arrived in Du
lin on Friday night.
The weather continues fine, and the harvc
prospects are consequently improving
Mr.. Il. b. McManus of Liverpool one of t
conlederates against whom state warrant W
out, and who once had escaped from custody
Dublin, was taken at Cork on board the Ame
can ship N. Chase, in which he was about to s
for New York in disguise, under the name
Corcoran.
LATER FROM BUENos AYREs.-By the ar
val OF the bargue Ruth, at Biltimore from /
Janeiro, dates have been received from Buer
Ayres TO the 18th of July. A letter received
Rio Janeiro, under that date, coltalnS the Il
lowing:
1T is said Rosas comes out boldly in his
mands on England: Modification ofthe rrea
III. L. l..