Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-23
Goretolr News.
later from FnrOne.


York on Wednesday, the 9Th, in IL days from Liver
pool, having left TINT port Oct o.
Breadstuifs and cotton have slightly declined il
Engand-the cholera created no alarm. The lives
OF tho convicted Irish patriots are to be spared.
The London Standard states that $4,000 muskets
have been shipped at Southampton on board steam
or for Italy,
From Charles Winners Liverpool Mail of October
25th -
Ireland. M'Mans, ODonnohue and Meagher were
sentenced to death on the Odd of October as O'Bren
had been previously, but glad to learn by an
article in the London Times that none of them were
to be executed.
France. London papers continue their forebodings,
and describe the state of Paris as gloomy The new
Cabinet Of Gen. Cavaignac sustained signal defeat
on Friday The Chamber passed vote by MAORI
ty Of 523 rejecting the abolition of substitution in the
army.
The discussion Of the constitution was terminated
ny the Assembly on the ODD Before is finally pro-
claimed 1t will have to undergo a revision. The con.
test for the Presidency has been KEEN and the ultra
democrats of all shades making desperate efforts
to produce uarmity among their partzans TO their
candidate for the Presidency. Thus the friends of
M. Raspait are earnestly solicited to support NJ Ledru
Rolln. Lamartine has, it appears, declined being
considered candidate.
Paris, Thursday evening, 26th.-At 6 o'clock, the
lection OF President of the Republic, when the follow
ing was the unexpected result Number Of votes 8l9
In favor Of the Decree 567 against it, 1872; majority
355 consequently the election will take place on the
10th of December. The result excited the greatest
surprise. The ministers of the interior and of Paris
have add 0ssed circular on the subject of the demo
rcAtc banquets to the poects and procureurs gener-
aux. The banqets are not to be prevented but no
public tunctionary can attend them
Spa u. Numerous arrests Of suspected republi-
can con'ni ltors took place at Madrid. Three repub
lcaa5 w2rt executed at Bunal. In the civil war in
lIOna ana ArragOn, Cabrera shot 20 of the Queens
c't3's in retaliation for the shooting of - Carsts
by VII ,,..us4. We have received the Madrid mails
Of the 2Uh. The ministerial crisis was for the mo-
ment solved by the return of Narvaez to power and
the establishment of the king consort at the head Of
the household.
Italy. On the 18th, a new instruction broke out
at Milan against the Austrans. Several lives were
lost, and the whole city rose in arms
According to general report, Charles Albert had dc.
clared that if the Austrians did not immediately cvuc-
uate Italy, he would, on the Goth inst be under the
walls of Milan
An Instruction had broken out at Como The peo-
pie had driven out the Austrians, but Radeski has
sent force of 10000 men against the city.
The latest information of Turn, states that the
Chamber Of Deputies decided on the 2st in favor of
a motion for the prolongation of the amstice with
Austria. The central German power has, it is said,
proposed the following a settlement of the Italian
question: That Lombardy remain attached to the i'm
Peria crown Of Austria but that it might ut the same
time from part of the Italian Diet which the king Of
Sardinia wishes to create in conjunction with the
Pope and the Grand Duke of Tuscany. In this way
Lombardy would hold the relation to Italy that
the duchy of Luxembourg holds 10 Germany
1t is positively stated that the Sandman fleet which
anchored at Ancona, has received orders from king
Charles Albert to proceed to Venice to repel any at
tack Of the Austrian fleet
A letter from Naples of the 1 It'll says: "The me-
gotiaons relative to the aars of Sicily are going on
with great activity and according to reports IN circu
lation at the present moment the representatives Of
France and Eng have great hopes Of bringing the
parties to an UNDERSTANDING
.4ustra. The latest date from Vienna is to the Dist
of Oct at that time the city was completely surround.
ed, and it was rumored that the Iiungarians who
were advancing to the eef Of the CITY, had retreat
ed in consequence of the dnscrtson Of TWO Hungarian
regia,ents of hus5ars to Windschgratz The COM
mandcr OF all the imperial forces" has taken possess
ion of the island of Lobau and placed force of q
600 men there Provisions were becoming very scarce
III Vienna.
The Vennese had an artillery pack of $50 cannon
and $4,000 guns for distribution, and resolved to
hold out to the last. The Russian ambassador had
left. The Emperor Of Prussia was at Olmusz, and
the Diet were trying to persuade him to make con-
cessons.
According to intelligence from Cracow of the 18th,
orders had beenrecevcd there the 18th, to send all
the artillery and cavalry fro Lembarg, Pzeshow, and
Tarnow to Vienna. 1t was further asserted that in
consequence of an agreement with Russia, the Rus
sian army under General Parntin would march into
Cracow us soon as the Republic should be proclaimed
in Vienna, Or rise should take place in GaIllcia.
Prussia. The King of Prussia celebrated the an
niversary of his birth day on the 18th inst The con
gratulatory Occupations were received with any thing
but gracious cordially. To the loyal assurance Of
tie city Deputies, he rep)ied-"Do not promise with
words that you will restore quiet and good orIer IN
Berlin, but prove il by deeds" To the Deputies of
the Assembly" Remember that am sull King, by
the grace Of God and that the authorities which are
instituted by God alone are able to maintain law and
order"
Fresh outbreaks have occurred at Berlin; the labor
ers Of the Copermickerfeld endeavored to break
machinery; the burghe guard resisted, and some hall
dozen were killed. On the Eth the struggle was re-
newed more seriously barricades were erected, and
many lives were lost on both sides. In the evening
some degree of order was restored. On the morning
of the 22d General Puel had rendered his resignation
and that of his his colleagues to the king. His maj
esty requested the general to withdraw his resigna-
ton, but was met with positive refusal.
INDIA AND CHINA-We have received in anticipa-
ton of the overland mall Bombay papers of the 18th
of September Calcutta 9Th of September, and Hong
Kong Of the ODD of August. A considerable force
was ,ambled at Moutlan, ready to commence the
ere Of ilt fort Moolra has resolved to sell his
life, aad there is no doubt that he has some devoted
foll5Y 3 who will stand by him to the last In Bonn
hly til - was some improvement in business. The
- ces from Ceylon indicate a speedy suppress
i u tAe lnsurrcction 1t will however, have cost
oney in the transportation of troops, the destruction
of property, and the necessary preparations against
further disturbances.
CAPE OF Coon HoPE.-Advces have been recciv-
ed to the 10th ut. severe action had been fought
between Sir Harry Smiths force and the insurgent
Beers. The latter were completely routed, with a
loss of fifty killed. Eight English officers wound
ed. Capt Murray subsequently died. Of the sold
iers or 10 were killed The engagement took place
on the Doth of August. The rebel Beers strong.
" posted at place Bloc Plaas and after sharp con-
dlct of hours were defeated. Sir Harry Smith was
wounded in the knee, and had horse killed under
him.
A dreadful fire broke out at Cronsadt on the LIST
inst, DESTROYING between 35 and 40 English houses
Had it not been for the exertlons of English seanen
from vessel in the river the confagration would have
been immense, most of the houses being built OF