Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-12
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England The British Parliament has been
chiefly occupied in the discussion of the Canndl-
an question, and the colonization OF New Zea-
land.
The Board Of Trade tables for the month end.
ing 9Th Nav, have been published, and they OK
| hlbit an increase Of exports, as compared with
| the same month of last year, of fl59,066. Du.
. ring the first months OF the year, exports have
. increased, corrcspondingly with the same period
last year. by CT ,596,7o6 The main increase
during the last month appears to be OF the ari.
cles Of cotton manufactures and cotton yarn,
metals, hardware, &c. The increase in the in.
poriation of grain still predominates. A vast
quantity of flour is coming IN from the continent.
and especially RON France. Whilst only S35,
COB bbls. OF flour have come in from the United
States during the eight months previous TO the
5'h Of April last dunns six months previous to to
that date, the imports we're equal 10 l,4l70O0
bbis 50 that at least one halt comes from the
continent, principally FROM France.
Progress Of The Cholera The accounts from
several parts ol Great Britain represent this cpl
demic beng OF the increase, whilst IN other
places the cases are fewer IN nurnber and of less
fatal character.
France. Upon the latest advices Paris was
perfectly Tranquil. Patrols hud paraded the
streets during The night. Considerable excite
ment was reported from the provinces, however,
at Lyons, MNrseilIes, Bordeaux, Toulouse,
EVreuX, Dion, aud MulhOusen. NJ. Ledru-Rol.
lin is believed to have escaped to Belgium, or,
us the latest accounts say, TO England. There
are reports of his having been captured on his
way to Lyons, but they not confirmed, Ar
rests still continue to be made of persons who
took prominent part IN the dIsgraceiul proceed
ings of Wednesday.
The Ministers had demanded authority Of the
Assembly, and received it. TO arrest and prose.
cute the representatives Lediu- RollIn, Console.
rant, Rather, and Boichot. A decree has been
presented to the assembly to interdict for one
year all clubs and political meetings calculated
10 disturb public order
at the sitting of the Assembly on Friday, the
Procurcnr General made further request, that
he be allowed 10 prosecute the following seven
members of the representative body: Messrs.
Nlenand, ROLAND, Rougeo', Nezman, Avrll,
Jarrcau aud LandoIphe, tor having been dlscov-
cred IN the act OF preparing for civil war; and
the formation Of IA Provisional Government The
authorization was granted by great majority.
GA the l4th an American vessel arrived at
hlarsees from Trieste, having on board IS5
prisoners ot war; uost OF them Poles, ordered to
be transported To New York. but she had secret
ly got out to sea when the prisoners insisted on
being taken to MarselIIes, aud the captain having
only eight men under his Command, found him
sell iuced TO obey, BIT on her coming Into
port, the project Immediately ordered the ship 10
be lowed by the steamer EurutIs to Tuuon.
there 10 wait the orders OF the Government as to
the final destination of the prisoners.
Denmafklt is stated IN Berlin that peace
with Denmark has boon definitely conc ludeG.
The question of The succession is Professionally
kept IN allegiance, and The independence OF
Schieswig is recognised so far that the King of
Denmark appoints for this duchy three govern
ors, whom he shall select iron among the six
candidates proposed by the national repres enta-
tiyes of Scheswig.
Germinu-The Constituent Assembly met al
CarIsruLe on the l2th, and proceeded to elect
Provisional Government. The following resulu.
Ii N was adopted -" That truuvira;e be ap
pointed with dclatnrial power, Of which it shall
not render an account to The Assembly until tae
expiration OF its authority" ThH Assembly then
proceeded to nominate the number OF the trum.
,lrate, ard appointed the citizens Drcnlono Wcr-
ner, and Goegg. The Assembly then declared
Itself en- perB,ancnce
Prnssia.- Accounts from Berlin Of the 18th
state that the preliminary inquiries into the char
ges against the political prisoners had been con-
cluded, The Courier de Berlin, journal pub
lished in French, had been suspended by Or
der of the President OF Police The sell created
regency Of Stuttgart had sent u despatch to
General PruwIz, the commander of the forces
in Schleswig, ordering him in future 20 receive
no instructions from the Paz; the Prussian
they had fixed their head Quarters. The Pro.
vlSlonal Government had fled.
Austria and Uungdry.-By the Vienna papers
oil the 18th we do not learn that any acton Of
importance had occurred between the beliycrent
armies in the north OF Hungary. In the south
1t appears that two actions have happened, and
have both terminated to the advantage Of the
lmperlallss.
The Hungarian Minister of Ecclesiastical AZ
fair hulf .It-l -
m all churches Tor the triumph of The Hungarian
causcsn which It Is SAID of the Russian invaders
that they come "to anuihilate liberty, indepen.
dence, and faith To euslave the people, and car.
ry them oil into honda ge-to desecrale churches
and holy paccs-to murder the aged and the
young, aud TO force the chastity of women,n &c
The Head OF the hungarian Church has more.
over Instructed the clergy to preach Il crusade
against The Russians, 10 make the war an oblcc
OF religion and OF duty, rnd TO tell the people It
take all they have ana Withdraw into the inlerio
Of their country and thence to make war TO tht
knife against the Russians. A desire for seces
sion from tho Austrlan empire had again beer
manifested al Bohemia and at AgraD, the cop
ital OF Croatia.
The adylces OF the 10Th from Vienna, max,
mention of tremendous encounter with Tn
HuDgarians. The Ausirians and Russians ar
said TO have been completely defeated, aud l.
have lief; on the field the improbable number Il
23,OUO killed. This battle loUk place on IN
l3th, I4th and 18th, in the large PLAN tetweel
Raab aud Wesllburg. II listed ia hours. In
loss OF the Magyars Is stated al 5000. Tine Aus
trians were commanded byilaynau, the usslan
BY Rldlger, aud the Hungarlans by Georgey
Although the hews Of this battle had been re
celved IN private letters, snguary enough, n
paper alludes tu II. The Lloyd, OF Vienna, con
talns not the most distant aliusun 10 it.
Another affair, which must nlt h.. cunfnnnte
with lie above, is mentioned in letters flol
Presburg ms having occurred at Czorna.
report from the headquarters, which ma
be relied upon, says;-Slnce The 1911, the /.
army corps under General SchIlck, his bee
matching upon kaab. The brigade Wyss wa
destined as an exclusive corps to cover Schlick
night flank, and consisted Vi two balaons Sch.
nails, one battalion Hess, one battalion BadeI
Two companies Vi Jagers of the l4lh battalion
three divisions oi KAISER Uhluns, one SIX pounc
er battery, one cavalry aud rocket battery. Tn
brigade had, on the 18Th, ADVANCED to Czorn
but IN order 10 cover the communication wi
ihe cavalry brigade OF the 81 army corps
Sxereahely, had TO leave u small force in Allhu