Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
Later from Enrope,

The steamship America arrived at New York
on Friday afternoon. The following is an alb
siract Of her news, which is scyen days later
than previous advicess
The harvest in the northern part Of Great
Britain seemed to be in toleraby good condi-
ton In Ireland tic wheat crop will be below
Nm average the crop Of barley less than usual !;
oats viii be an average II Is thought that the
damage TO potatoes will be most extensive
Grain in England is thought to be below an ay-
GRACE.
There was disturbance on tho 9Th at Edin-
burgh.
InELASD.-With the exception Of the revival
Of troubles in the ncighborhood Of Carrick-on.
SUR, the public tranquility continues At Sic
venamon asscmblages have been held got up, il
Is supposed, 10y Dohcny. There are positive ru-
mors that Dohcny, at present at Dublin Castlc,
Is 10 be produced rs crown witness Mt the trial
Of state prisoners ut Clonmc on the 2lst A
crown summons has been served upon Lord
John Russell, rs a witness in behalf OF O'Brien.
Lord John Russell left ireland joined by a royal
party. Accounts Of movements and dongs Of
insurgents in Carrick arc uncertain, without con-
cert.
FRANcE.--Paris still continues in n state of
scigc. The election coming on in the city pro-
ducea much excitement II was thought the red
republicans would succeed in cleciing some can
didates, and it was believed General Cavaignae
would find many difficulties. Gen. Lamoricierc
and the former were not on good terms.
GERMANY>--In Saxony two large manufac-
tories have been destroyed by workmen In a
conflict with the guards the latter were disarmed
by the people, leaving 10 killed.
The overthrow Of the government at Frank.
fort and at Berlin was announced Tho Ger
mans are bent upon establishing an empire
Everything at Berlin was in an excited state
The King is about publishing manifesto to the
nation. s,...
II is now certnin that Austria has accepted
the mediation of France and England in her
Italian difficulties.
IrALY.--A letter dated Marseilles, Oct. 9Th,
states that Neapolitans were landing at Messina
from 10 to IL, 600 men. They were driven back
BY the SiciIians. Charles Albert i said 10 lie
recognizing his army. An insurrection is re-
ported at Mcckenburgh Strelitz. Tuscany has
been in frightful disorder.
A Paris paper Of the 18th ult states that I
/ confederation Is about TO be concluded between
I the Italian powers Of Sardinia, Tuscany, Rome
and Naples, in the latter place, on condition thai
the duke Of Gcnoa would accept the crown o.
Sicily. All the powers would offer mediation
between Sicily and Naples, to induce the former
TO accept the con Of Ferdinand. All Piedmont
appeared 10 be in wrefchcd state.
The town OF Mcs.ina had been bombaried b,
the Ncapolitan feet and gun boats Many shelf
were fired Some houses were burnt, and the
shipping in port were in great danger The in
habitanis made an obstinate resistance Subse
| quent telegraphic reports state that the Neapo
liians had taken the town.
The cholera had appeared in the Grecian
Islands, and the government was adopting meas
ures Of prevention.
| The laie great fire which occurred at Con.
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