Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-08-10
foreign Nrws.
Seven Days Later from Europe,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA,

ARMY AL VI LIE y i1HAHAOlAAA
New York, Friday, P. M.
The America, Capt Judkins, arrived at Jersey city
at P. NJ. She sailed on the 22d. The Herman,
Capt Crabtree, sailed from Southampton on the 20h
COERCION FOR IRELAND.
In the House af Commons, last night, Lord ]. Rus
sci stated the further restrngent measures which the
Government intend tlking for preserving order in Ire
land The noble lord said amid the cheering OF the
House, Use TO give notice that shall propose at IL
o'clock tomorrow 10 ask leave to bring in bill to EN-
power the lord lieutenant other Governors oflreand
to apprehend and deain until the first day of March
l849 such persons he they shall suspect of trea-
sonabe designs, against her Maesty's Crown and
Government
This is no doubt the last resource and there are few
of the well disposed either this the other side oil
the Irish channel who will quarrel with the severity oil
the expedent; it amounts to suspension of the babe
corpus act, far Ireland is concerned and will
have the effect either of precpitatng or permanently
preventing an outbreak.
1t is desirable, on every consideration, if there be
any earnestness in the agitation that the young lie
landers be taught their own weakness and immediate
catastrophe, the consequence of which would be to
crush their cause. This is unquestonably preferable
TO the chronic threatenngs whereby the empire has
been kept in a constant state of alarm aud apprehen-
sion for the last three months.
From every quarter it appears that the Irish are pre-
pairing for an outbreak There has been brush at
Carrick on SUR Coumel. correspondent thus de-
scrbes the affair:
"The Carrick people on hearing ofthe arrest ofsev
era of the club men, and the rumor that of their
own cuates was marked out for arrest, ndSSe
and with arms in their hands, rifles and pixies, repaired
to the authorities and demanded the release of the prs
oners, who were at once delivered up to them"
"They then rang the chapel bell, when 1000 men
descended from the neghborng hills armed to the
teeth who remained in Carrick all night lest an at
tempt should be made to arrest Father Byrne. The
delivery of the prisoners and the withdrawal of the
few troops, considered as a tnumph-there is no
installing the national feeling. ProclamatOns have
been issued by Government against Dublin Cork, Wa
terfort, and Drogheda The prosecution Of persons
for vending sedtous newspapers is carried on with
vgor. A number of arrests have been made in Cork;
Messrs Barian, Bourke, Lane and II. O'Brien have
been arrested on charges of sedtion-Mr Meaghor
has ravcrs9d his trial until the next term at Limerick"
THE STATE OF LIVERPOOL CAMP AT EVER
TON.
The mayor and magistrates have been in consuta-
ton for some days in consequence of the alarm excl
ted by the formation of Irish Clubs in Liverpool, and
in the discharge of their delicate and important duty,
they have thought fit to PROVIDE in an especial manner
for the peace of the town.
For some time body of 500 military has been sta
toned here; the pensioners, a most effective corps
hold themselves in readiness several thousand special
consabes have been sworn in, and yesterday the po-
lice exercised in the use of fire arms. There is
to be still further security to day; regiment of in
fantry 1000 strong will form camp in the field oppo
site Waterhouse line in Everon, and these to be
Immediately joined by several troops Of Dragons and
a company of artillery.
We understand that circulars will be issued by the
magistrates to day, inviting all the loyal and peacea-
bic inhabitants Of the town. to enrol themselves, as
special Constabes and we have doubt that the sug-
gestion will be eagerly respondedto.
FRANCE.
I Paris remains tranquil and there were some hopes
of the state of siege being discontinued after to-day.
General Cavignac is, it seems, determded to act with
humanity but at the same time resolved not to give
the disaeced another chance His conduct in respect
to the vanquished, in the revolt is admitted to have
extorted universal appreciation, but he is said to feel
that military Government even on the principle OIL
which he acts is not all that required Of the chief oil
a State
The situation of the finances and the remedies fol-
he suspension of trade and manufactures imperatvely
called for, said and doubt truly to suggest tc
him difficulties infinitely beyond those of suppressin9
an instruction and procuring the restoration of order
The Journal DIES Debats cautions the Government
that if perseveres in the that had been pursu
ed during the last five MONTHS the country must with
in very short period arrive at Bankruptcy or an ISSUE
of assgnats, which would be synonymous with Bank
ruptcy.
SPAIN.
The Inianta, sister of the King who had been strip
ped of her titles and honors in consequence of he
marriage with M. Guellyente has repudiated matrmo
N.Y. and very cooy sent her husband alone across the
+ French frontier.
A band of Montemolinsts have, it is announced, by
private letters entered Spain from Portugal under the
command of Marshall Royce.
1t is asserted by the Messenger that France ant
England have without concert ordered squadrons t.
al, oh, tho, Of
the lower Danube.
Orders were issued from the Horse Guards, London
to all officers belonging to regiments in Ireland, OF
leave of absence, to repair Immediately to reoin the
respective regiments quartered in that country.
His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge
passed yesterday through Liberpoo en- route to Dub
lin, also the Marquis of Worcester to join the It'll
Huzzars.
4 ITALY.
/ Letters from the head quarters of King Charles Al
bert state that the Piedmontese army remained in com
4 plete haction-the headquarters being still at Rober
BELLA eight miles from Mantua, and no further advance
being made by any part of the forces