Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-10

hussians and defeated them, capturing SIX
guns and 400 prisoners,at pass in the noun
tain.
GREEcE.-The Porte consents to reopen
Turkish ports to Greek merchants, but de-
mands from Greece indemnity for losses sus-
tanned through the recent Greek instruction.
SPAIS.-News very important. Insurrec-
ton spreading rapidly. 1t is telegraphed
from Bayonne on the 10Th that Madrid and
the garrison had pronounced against the
Queen. The Cabinet is dissolved San lou
is the Premier has fed. Ispatero has placed
himself at the head of the Insurgents, and is
marching on Madrid with the centre division,
while Gen. Zabano advances with force from
the Basque proyinces-Vietoria, Burgess, Val
ladolid, Grenada, Sarragossa, Pampaluna,
Barcelona, San Sebastian and scvaral smaller
cities. Also the Ballasco Islands have de-
clarcd for the insurgents. Sarragossa is ex-
pccted to join the revolt. The instruction
hitherto is mostly military, but citizens are
now Joining it. Watchwords are Vive lie
Constitution, ''down with the ministry, down
with Queen Christina" Guerilla bands have
appeared in Catalonica Rumors were cur
rent that Queen Christina had fed to Bayou
ne. Queen Isabella left Madrid. Doubtful.
Gems. Concna and Bravo have arrived in
England
Manuel Concha has escaped from the Ca
nary Islands. Gen. Mazzuao has fed to
France.
The insurgents, if successful, may offer the
throne to Don Pedro of Portugal.
The French Government is said to favor
the instruction. An aid-de-camp of the
King of Portugal is said to have sought an
interview with Napoleon to consult him on
the subject. The Emperor replied that he
coulp not enter into the project, but did not
say he would interfere to prevent it. 1t is
surmised that Russia is implicated in the in
surrcction with view of dstractieg the at
tention of France and England.
LATEST.
The list of the new Ministry is out, viz
Duke Riyas, President; Manuel Morgans
Fsreign Affairs Rios Rosas, Interior-al
moderotes; aud Seniors Larcerna, Justice
Entero, knance; and Roadia, Public Work.
all progrestas.
GREAT BRIrAIN-In Parliament, Lore
John Russell informed the House that tn,
Queen will send u message on the oath, de
manding an extra vote of credit of three mil
lions sterling, for the general purposes 0
war. From the lst of August, postage be
tween Britain and Nova Scotia, New Bruins
wick and Newfoundland will be reduced to Cd
LIVERPOOL MARKET, July 2lst.-Thc mar
ket is dali, prices irregular. In -four there
quite panic, at decline of IS Is Cd; 70
Wheat prices are considerably lower, the cir
culars quoting white 9s, red s. Cd 9s q
Indian Corn, white and yellow, BIS Sd.
LATER BY THE ATLANTIC.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at New Yor
on the 9th inst
Another battle has been fought at Giurgt
vo, but we have no do details except that tn
Turks claim the victory, and state that tw
Russian Generals were wounded. The Ang!t
French have not yet seen the Ell envy. Cor
schakotf announces that he is determined t
J hold the Prncipalities with two hundred thot
sand men if necessary.
A despatch from Vienna, dated July %,
says Prince Gortschakoh's mission to tn
Court has entirely failed. The Empere
Francis Joseph will not disappont the e,
,ectatlons OF Europe. Ii was expected
Vienna that If Prussia did not throw an
immediate difficulty in view, new and de-
sive protocol would be signed by the confer
ence on the 10Th or 10Th Of July. A cour
/, er with the official communication of the an
swer of Russia, left Vienna on saturday Jul
, 22d, for Paris and London.
A revolution broke out in Parma on tn
23d. The people fired from the house root
upon the troops.
The Russians continue to destroy the road
and bridges leading from Pennsylvania int
Moldavia.
Gen Seeden is concentrating his strengt
at Cobilesti, east of Bucharest.
The Turks are entrenchng themselves a
Grrgcvo. In the recent action at Guirgevc
the commander of the Cossacks and Gen. Blu
terlin were wounded.
SpMN.-The Spanish Instruction is tri
umphaut. The new Rivas Ministry has re
signed, and the Queen has besought Esparter
to form Government. Queen Christiana
Palace and the residences OF her favorites
were sacked and demolished Christiana, witt
her minions have fled into France, the peopl
demanding her head.
All the chief cities have Joined in the in
surrection. The Carlist gueriIlas are up il
Navarro. Gen. San Miguel it named Minis
ter of War. Dates from Madrid to the 24tl
state that although the city is covered witt
barrlcades, it is quiet. The Junta, distrust
ing the Queens promises, has resolved to hol,
its own until the arrival Of Espatero and tn
arming of the National Guards. Genera
O'Donnel was expected with the troops O
General Blaser, who had Joined him.
General San Miguel's nomination was re
ceived with enthusiasm by the people.
A letter from Madrid to the London Time
states that on the 10Th fighting was still ac
tive in various parts Of Madrid. The insur
gents were highly incensed at the Ouee
Mother, and were calling loudly for her head
Her Palace on the Gale De Los Rcyao wa
attacked and Quilted. The people then rushe
to the residence of Sartrovious, Count Do Sal
} Louis, the unpopular Minister, where the
smashed all the furniture and nearly demoI
ished the building. Next they demolishe
the residence Of NJ. Salamanca, whose rail
road speculations in connexion with Quec
Christina and her clique arc so notorious
Count Quinto, late Alcaid Corrigodor @
Madrid, had his house pulled down. BARR
cades were erected in many of the principa
streets, and were vigorously defended by til
people.
| LATEST.
Gen, Baagasy D. Hillien and staff have al
rived at Copenhagen. y.