Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-04


at Paris. A correspondent of the London Globe |
says that the men Of the Atelicrs Nationaux and
the other turbulent workmen had resolved 10 |
make another attempt on the l4th, the day orig |
inally fixed upon for tho ive-sous banquet Ii
is now known that this WIS merely prctcxt for \
getting together an immense body, most OF whom .
were TO carry arms secreted under their blouscs,
while others were, on tho 6rst signal of outbreak,
to have proceeded to the dcpots of muskets and
ammunition which were to have been made in |
the quarter three or four DAYS before the intend
cd meeting. II IS said now that such Of the pro-
iectors N this plot as had not been captured for
the part they took in the late instruction, had
for the last fortnight been organizing their forces
for final and desperate struggle. Fortunately,
however, the entire plot has been discovered by
the Government
The headquarters of the insurgents this time
was to have boon the Place DIES AlaleshcrLes, AT
the back of tho Church of the Madeleine, and '
the piagc of the houses in this quarter was part
of the plan. Tho insurgents were to arrive from
the outer Boulevards, where, notwithstanding
the searches that had been made since the insur-
rection in June, they had still an immense NUM-
Der Of muskets sCcrctod; more than 500 were
found in the houses Of tho Fambourg Mont Mar
tire, and seizure of musketS and powder was
made in the quarter Of the Madeleine. The
Government is in possession Of the whole detail
Of the plot and many of the intended chiefs
have been arrested We can have no uneasi-
ness, therefore, as 10 the result
Gen. Cayaignac and Gen. LaRoriciers, in ac-
cord with the Commander-in- Chief of the Ma
tional Guards, have adopted plan for the pre-
vention of barricadcs which must be eiiectual.
Patrols will be continually on foot during the
night, but the National Guard, in whose zeal
and courage the greatest reliance can be placed,
are TO be summoned as soon as there is an M
tempt to move the pavement, and are TO put in
force the clause in the decree which assimilatcs
the maker Of a barricade to the insurgent taken
with arms. Before, this action was merely nm
infringement OF what was called La Police sim
pie; but now any man assisting in forming
barricade can be at once shot.
The London Times Of July 18th says mo
outstanding an official announcement Of the
Government that no danger OF an outbreak ex-
isted, the Paris papers OF yesterday show that
much apprehension prevailed throughout the
French Capital
All the political prisoners were moved on
Thursday night from the prisons of Paris TO the
detached ports. Several escaped on the way.
The National Guard and the garrison were un-
der arms at the departure of our express, and
cannon were planted at various points Our
correspondent expresses his conviction, never
thelcss, that no movement Of the disaffcctcd
would take place.
SPAIN.-ln Spain the instruction in favor
Of the Count dc Montemon fills the Govern
ment with alarm. Salamanca, the capitalist,
whose dexterity as an intriguer renders him one
of the most formidable enemies of the present
Government, is about to experience the effects
of its vengeance by the eonfscaton of all his
property in Spain as Carlist and rebel.
Naryaez proposed this measure in Cabinet
Council, and it will probably be carried into ef.
feet. But little reliance is 10 be placed on the
news from Navarro and Catalonia published in
the Government Journal.
The Captains. General of Catalonia and Ma
varre had been ordered TO shoot upon the spot
CABRERA and Elics, or any other Carlist Chief
who may fall into their hands
RussIA.-Thc Cholera appears to rage with
great intensity in Moscow. From the 18th 70
the 10Th OF June there were LIZA new cases,
and 92s deaths. On the last named day not less
than 1927 persons were seized with this dreadful
malady, and l59 others died The Cholera is
gaining ground at Kasan, Negria Noyogorod,
Jaroslaw, Wologer, Smolensko, Soula, and Kill
ma. 1t has also made its appearance in Pensa,
Tarkow, OloaetZ, Wilska, and Ora.
The news from Berlin is unsatisfactory. The
Communists are endeayoring TO incite to an in.
mrrecton, similar 10 that OF Paris.
The three months arnistice between Prussia
and Denmark has been confirmed (for the third
time). Peace is expected to superyene.
Portugal is tranquil.
Mchcmet Ali is represented 10 be insane.
Considerable disturbances have taken place in
the neighborhood OF Frankfort. Barricade.
were erected and some loss OF life took place.
In ITALY the war is still carried on withou,
vigor. No farther decisive impression has been
made by Charles Albert.
Late information from Russia is not authentic
but 10000 men are said to have entered Media.
via The Cholera is frightfully on the increase
GERMANY is still unsettled. The election OF
the Archdukc John is causing the utmost excite.
mcnt.
IRELAND.--The crisis is now fast approach.
ing, and each party is girding itself for the con
iict. The Government, by rigorous censor
ship Of the Press, the arrest of the Confederate
Missionaries, the employment of spies, and til,
augmentation OF its armed force; and the Poo
pic by prodigious activity in the enrolment o.
Clubs, the establishment of the League, the dis
tribution OF arms, the most complete fraterniza
lion of classes, and boundlcss resolution and en-
thusasm.
On Saturday night, Mr. Duffy, of The Nation
was apprehended on a charge OF treason and iel
oay, and committed to Newgate, whittier he wa
followed 10y MIR Martin, of The Eelon, who ha,
previously surrendered.
On Monday, the prcprietors OF Tie Tribune
Messrs ODougherty s. Williams, and Mr. Hc
ban, the publisher, were committed on the lik
charge, the whole of whom will be tried at tn
Session on the 9Th proximo.
Mr. Doherty was arrested in Cazhel on Nor
day, and Mr. Meagher in Waterford on luesda,
on charges of sedition, and will be tried at th
present assizes in Tppcrary and Limerick.
Mr. Meagher's apprehension caused the utmo
excitement in Waterford. The chapel bel
were rung; thousands of confederatcs assemblies
and it required all the authority and influence
the gifted aud chivslrons captive, aided by Il
Catholic clergymen, to prevent the people fro
failing upon the military and police. As it wa
they stoned the authorities, and cut of one boz
Of the troops from the other. They erected
formidable baricade, which impeded the pro
Of the escort, and Tor miles harassed al
hunted the procession but happily no lives we
lost
During the week, Mr. Darcy Niece and
Honeywood were also arrested for sedtion, /
the bills were thrown out by the Wicklow Ora
Jury on Thursday.
The excitement, not only in Dublin,
throughout Ireland, is intense, and the note
preparation is everywhere sounded.
The fire OF revolution has extended to Ell
land and Scotland, where the United Repeal,
and Chartists are ralidIy organizing and aIfniI