Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-10
Foreign News.


morning, I'd, with intelligence seven days later
from Europe. The British Parliament is TO lie
prorogued on the Sth inst. Trade continues at
tive; at Liverpool, the business transacted in
the last week previous to the sailing Of the
steamer was large, and prices had improved.--
At Manchester and all the other manufacturing
marts, the cotton market has been firm. The
grain markets were dull, and the prospect of
bouutiful harvest had caused decline In prices
Breadstufs had also fallen. Money was album
danl at to p per cent.
The cholera is raging in many parts Of Eng
land TO fearful extent. During the last week
$50 deaths by this epidemic, were reported in
London, which is more than double the number
Of the proceeding week. At Bristol Ports
mouth, Plymouth, and along the whole OF the
south coast, it is raging in a very malignant
form, and the mortality is very great. At Liv-
erpool the disease is rapidly increasing. Scot
land appears to be generally exempt from the
scourgs.
IRELASD.-On the 18th of July, the ami
versary Of the battle of the Boyne, very seri-
Gus collision took place between party Of Or
angemen and a large number Of Roman Catho-
lies, near castle Wellan, in the county Down.
Forty or fifty persons are said to have been
killed and wounded on both sides, much the
greatest number being Of the Catholic party.
The Potato crop it is anticipated will be I'M
usually abundant, though the disease has APP
peared in some fields.
Last year, Ireland consumed seven millions
Of gallons of ardent spirits-and starved thou
sands Of their bread to make it.
FRANcE.-Prince Canine, the son of Lucien
Bonaparte and ex-Presdent of the Roman Con-
sttuent Assembly, has been arrested at Orleans
by order Of the government, on his road from
biarseilles TO Paris. 1t is said that having
claim against his cousin Louis Napoleon, for
money lent in aid Of his election, the prince
came TO France TO demand it, the cousins con-
duct against Rome having stirred up his ire.
II is thought that the prince will not DO impris-
oned, but will be forced to embark for Eng land
or America. =
The election to fill IS vacancies in the Legis-
lative Assembly has turned out much more IA
Norabl to ythe government than was anticipated.
With the exception of NJ. Jules Favor, who has
been returned for Lyons, every one Of the new
ly elected members will support the government.
lrALY.-The Pope has addressed an auto
graph letter TO Gen. Oudinot, on the occasion
of receiving the keys Of the city. His Holiness
congraiulates the General on the triumph Of or
der in Rome, and expresses his hope that Di-
vine Providence will remove the difficulties that
may still exist. lie adds that he does not cease
to direct his prayers 10 Heaven for the General
and the army of the French nation. The letter
was dated Gaeta, July 9TH.
The American Charge d'afairs has been COM
PEELED to take down his arms, in consequence Of
his house having been forcibly entered by the
French Patrole in pursuit Of two deserters.
Preparations are making at Rome which lead
to the impression that Plus TX. is expected soon
10 return to the Quirinal. The French arc do
ing all they can, distributing money, &C., to get
up cry in bis favor, but in vain. The Roman
troops who had agreed in the first instance to do
duty conformity with the French, are all leaving.
The officers and engineers have nearly all re-
signed They give as reason that the French
authorities refused 10 give any guaranty that the
rights of the people should be protected.
Garibaldi has succeeded in making his escape
good from the French division, who were put
upon q false scent, aud he is now on the noun
tains of Arbuzzi, Another account states that
he is on the Neapoltan frontier, where he has
been joined by another body of fugitive troops
and that his force amounts to 10000 men,
Previous to his departure from Rome he had se-
cured the ammunition and military stores.
VESIcE-The seige against Venice has been
discontinued in consequence Of the fatal prevail.
ence Of fever and sickness among the Austrian
troops
HUNGARY AND AusrRIA.-The Turkish
Ambassador in Paris received a dispatch on the
18th, by couriers, announcing that BEN, the
Polish General, had again completely defeated
the Russians under the command of Gen. Lears
in Transylvania, and that the latter had beer
obliged to take refuge in Wallachia, with small
remnant Of his army.
Advices from Vienna of the 18th July STATE
that Buda and Pssth surrendered to the Austro
Russian troops on the 18th, without resistance
A very sharp conflict took place on the 18th
before Comorn, between the combined armle
and the Magyars. Both sides claim the victory
but it is admitted by all that the Hungarian
fought with furious impetuosty.
PRUSSIA AND DESMARK.-The armistic.