Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06
Later from Europe.

The Hibcrnia arrived at Halifax on wedpe,.
day Of last week, with important intelligence
from Europe. Her dates are to june 10.
The Cholera has again appeared in England.
AZ Paris the disease is making most friphlfnl
havoc. Upwards Of II 900 deaths have ALREADY
occurred in one day there we're about 800 ca.
ses and COO deaths reported. Marshal Bugeaud
and many other persons Of eminence have fallen
before this scourge. II has broken out anew IN
Silesia, Vienna and Presburg, and IS raging mos.
fearfully at Alexandria and Cairo in Epypt.
ESoLAsD-Tke bill for the abrogation Of ,bs
Navigation Laws passed the House Of Lord,
without material amendment, on the 18th, and
has received the Royal sanction. Il will 60 into
effect in January. The Jewish disabiIiiie, re-.
moval bill passed the House Of Commons by ,
majority Of &C. Its success in the House Of
Lords is considered very doubtful.
The British Government repudiatcs al cor.
~nizAnce or sanction Of the proceedings of NJ
French in the treatment Of tho Romans.
Smith OBrien, through his counsel, denie,
the legality Of the communication Of his sen,enr.
Of death 10 transportation, and the Governmeu,
have TO provide for the unlookcd-for difficulty
by special act Of Parliament
The crops in nearly all parts of England and
ireland are said to look unusually promising.
The Canadian difficulties have been f.rtber
discussed in Parliament, with some warmth, and
the debate was adjourned 10 The 18Th.
FRAScE.-A powerful demonstration va.
made in Paris on the 18th, by about 25.O0O az
the Mountain party, or Red Republicans be,d.
ed BY NJ. Arago. The disposition Of The Assem-.
bly, 70 support the cause Of the Pope and 10 put
down the Roman Republic, wa, seized upon IN
order to make a manifestation Of friends6ip for
the Roman Republic. The military authorities
quellcd the demonstration with troops TO he
number Of about 10000, without loss Of life.
In the evening the Assembly declared itself
en- perYnannenee, and passed decree declaring
Paris and the frst military division in a state Of
sicgo.
All the Soeialis, or Red Republican journal,
at Paris. except the National, have been sup
pressed since the disturbance.
Among the members Of the new French A.
sembly, are two who cannot read or write. One
is sent by the Department Of the Cruise, and The
other by that Of the Rhone. This latter one q
said to be lsndably engaged at present in learn.
ing to write bis name.
The French army commenced the attack up
on the city Of Rome on the Sd June, and after
a sanguinary engagement, in which the Romsns
lost 500 men, succeeded in carrying several i'm.
PortAnt posts. There is no appearance of yield.
ing on the part Of the Romans, but on the con.
trary, every thing goes To confirm the belief
that they would make a mort determined resist.
ance TO the last.
Not a single village or town in the Roman
territory has declared for the Pope, notwith-
standing the reports to the contrary.
The Journal Of Commerce states that among
the achievements Of the Austrian army in Tus.
esny, Il the suppression Of liberal journals, and
the seizure Of Bibles What better evidences
could there be, that, in their opinion, the Bible
10 favorable to human freedom and progress?
Hostiities arc still carried on between the
Hungarians and the shattered remains Of th,
Austrian army, supported by the Russians.
In Baden the revolutionary struggle is now il
full play. Tn Prince Of Prussia has left Berlin
10 take command of the Army of the Rhine, ant
Baden and Nuremberg and Bavaria Democrat
are preparing for a conflict.