Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

The Catholic prelates of Ireland deprecate any gov
ermenta provision for the clergy. Let them stick to
that, the best thing ever heard of them. They also
implorc the government to give relief to the poor
In Paris the state of siege has been declared 10 be
at end, by the unanimous decree Of the Assembly.
NJ. Marrast has been re elected president of the AS
srmbIy by 4o5 votes, none of his rivals having more
than y votes. The debate on the constitution has
been proceeding and will soon close. Several minis
tiers had resigned and been replaced with others, hut
the foreign policy Of the government, in the hands Of
Mr.. BaStlde, was not TO be changed.
The most important information is that from Austria,
which appears to be on the eve Of a civil war. The
Diet aud people Of Vienna remain masters of the city,
having lO0O00 men armed to resist the troops OF the
Emperor under Auersperg and Jellachch. The Hun
garians coming to the aid of the Vennese, while
the emperor is stirring up the Croats and other tribes
of the Scavonc race to support his throne. The con-
test Is represented between the Sclavonic and
eutonIc races but the reason why these should
now to conflict seems to be that the Teutonic is
81 much further advanced in the race of liberty. The
evaporation of the parties is very great as may be
gathered from the following:
According to all accounts the violent death Of the
Minister of War, hsd infatuated the forces under Au-
eresperg much that they greatly dissatisfied
with his inactivity On the other hand, Prince
Schwartzenborg (whom rumor names his sucaessor)
is very popular with them.
Some frigb fully mutilaed bodies were found in the
deserted camp Of Aueisperg. One Of them was con-
veyed by the people TO the r0Gt of the members cane
out in order 70 look upon the melancholy spectacle
Amongst them was Schuselka, who after gazing with
emotion the DIST rured corpse, exclaimed "swenr,
brothers, that you will never abandon one oa OF free
dom Of popular rights, even if all Of US must suffer
this dealh' With uptted band the assembled crowd
took the oath administered by the popular orator.
The latest Intelligence was to the 18th when the
IIungarlans were within eight miles of the city and
Diet having refused to conCede to the demands of the
Ban, battle was expected.
The COrrjem .uycanttie, of Genoa, of the l4h inst
says, "The news from Vienna has acted like thunder
holt upon Radetsky and his army The troops are a.
ware Of their awkward position not knowing to what
power they now belong" the same paper adds, from
Turin that the last npnrnGt news from Vienna has
given an Immense advantage Of strength to the war
party and the resumption d AIstlnies may be hourly
expected
pi4dmontese troops II a. sad, have received orders
to be in readiness t't IA. tnid by the 10th. Lorenzo
Pareto has been named neral Of the national Guard.
General Duranlo has been ordered to proceed to Tu-
rim without delay
The rumor is reported in Paris that Charles Albert
does not intend to renew the aristce but will recon-
mence hostilities on the 22d.
Letters from Milan, of the 18th mention, conflict
which has taken place between the Hungarians and
Croats in That city. -Four hundred Hungarians had
deserted from Milan, and were proceeding towards
Switzerland. Gen. Oudmot Had left Milan.
The Florence G01ctte, on the 18th, announces the
resignation IF the CapponI ministry, which has been
, accepted by the Grand Duke. This news was imme-
datey posted up at Leghorn by Gen. Montaneli, and
caused immense agitation. At 10 A. M. OF the 18th,
a demonstration was preparing there in favor Of a
Monanel ministry and the convocaton of an Italian
Constituent Assembly.
The journals of Genoa announce that letters had
been received from Venice to the 10th, with ine,li.
gence that the blockade of that city had beun raised
The Florence paper quotes letters from the same city
which say that an Instruction had taken place. and
that republic had been proclaimed at Trieste.
A report that republic had been proclaimed al
Trieste was prevalent at the Paris Bourse, but as i
was stated to have come through Florence, it moi
} generally credited.
The Bologna Gazette states that passengers had ar
rived at Venice from Trieste wearing tri-coloret
, scarfs
3 PRUssIA.-A letter from Berlin. of the 18th inst
states that the parliamentary majority for Gen. PfleFt
ministry were increasing Berlin was not quiet Dem
onstrations dolly looked for, but against whom
: none could tell The working people had commenced
regular crusade against machinery On the l2tE
inst large body Of The sbnrers the branch canal
. outside the kOpu'cker Gate, attacked and destroyed
the hydraulic macn'npfY, set up at great expense 70
the purpose of pumping out the WATER The result is
that the excavations will be flooded ana great nun
Der Of men thrown ont Of work.
= The news from other countries does not possess an
particular interest. The European times, usual il
in great taking ab0nt France and the Socialists ant
. Red Republican BhnqIats, at which sentiments Of
\ very extraordinary characlerar are uttered.