Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-02

GE0. W. DEITzLER.
One Week Later from Europe
in Spain.
The steamship Indian, frum Liverpool, The
10Th, arrived at Quebec, Canada, Monday
Her news is four days later.
The steamer Arabia, from Liverpool, tho
10Th, arrived at Halifax on Monday, with i22
passengers, among whom are Paran Stevens Of
the Revere House, Boston, and Miss Daven-
poit the actress.
The Ericsson also arrived at New York,
from Liverpool, the l2lh. having been delayed
by az accident that disabled one Of her engines.
A formidable iusurreclion had broken out in
Spain. The embroglio began by the opposi-
iion compelling Espariero and his ministry
TO resign, and the appointment Of new minis
Try. Espariero is supposed to have left Mad
nd, at leas, il is not known where he is In
medlaiely on the new appointments insurrec-
tons broke out in Madrid the national guards
assisted the citizens, erected barbados, and
being attacked BY troops, fighting ensued 10
the streets for twenty-fonr hours with much
loss on both sides. Tuesday, 18th, suspen-
sion of hos;iliies was agreed TO for one hour
to allow the insurgents to make submission.
Fighting seems TO have been then resumed.
Government dispatches dated Madrid D. NJ,
18Th, state that the insurreciiau is suppressed,
excepting few bandits, one under command
OF Roheta, celebrated bnll-fghter The
queen presented herself 10 the combaianis and
was respectfully received. Other statements
say the insurgents proclaimed republic Gen
lnfante, presiden, Of the Cores, commanded
the insurrection. General O'Donnell declared
all Spain in state of siege. lie is acting
with much yigor, but the French government
do not believe in his remaining master Of his
situation. o'Donnell by decree dissolved the
national guard and called on Them 20 doii,eru 9
their arms. Gen. lufaic assembled the mi
noriy OF uo caucs, hli o D1naell caused them
go De dispersed. Another account srgs ul,
ihe queen appeared ol 80. H.ll Il t.-.- aad
heHe'' t.a c0u.a.al.- la cease, and .hat ii
a.. a ar maJcess.on the armstiee Of
H-s agreed to. Cen O'Donnell's
eH says be hopes to suppress The iusur-
u"a, ifJm which il is sOunssd that the re-
t'.' IS yet ualuellcd. 4 revolt has broken out
also At S4ragossa. All Arragon is more OF
less in Instruction. Fears are entertained Of
an outbreak al Barcelona. The French gov
erument has already given orders for the for
nation OF an army Of observation on the Span
ish frontier. At Madrid, 10Th, The insurrec-
tion was overcome on All points.
A dispatch dated at Madrid, I'm, SAYS, To-
day order is completely re-establshed at Mad
nd. The queen accompanied by the King and
by Marshal O'Dunnell has jus. reviewed the
garrison, and the troops and people received
their majesiies and the Marshal with enlhusi-
asm Tomorrow will take place the solemn
burial Of soldiers who have died glorously in
defending The throne and public order
The criminal court Of Breslau, Silesia, has
condemned lady Of rank, the Baroness Won
H., to six years solitary confinement, besides a
hne OF one thousand dollars and prohibition Of
counnbial rights during that period, for swind.
ling and forgery of documents.
In the house of commons Lord John Russell
made his aaxiously looked for motion of inqai-
~ demanding 10 be informed what course the
british government proposed to adopt in refer.
enee to The suggestion Of the Congress Of Par
y respecting the affairs of llaly Lord Palm
erslon replied that il is not deemed expedient
10 make known the intentions of govern ept.
Aiier speeches by D'Isracli and others, Lord
johns motion was negaiiyed. Lord Palmers-
ton had been decorated with the order of the
garIer.-The daughter Of The emperor of Aus
irla has been born-not twins as they calcula-
ted.-A ministerial crisis has occurred in Spain.
Espariero has rendered his resignation, and
other ministerial changes arc expected There
is talk of the abdcaton of king Ohio of Greece
IN favor Of prince Adeberi Of Bavaria, but OH
o'a wife opposes ii.--Nolhing can exceed the
present quiet Of Paris, and the journals reflect
The general dullness Marshal Pelssier was
expected al MarseIles between the Goth and
solh, and would be received with a banquet.
The Liverpool papers state that the difficult
ties between the United States and Great Brit.
ain ATE In fair way for adjustment, and that
great assistance has been rendered by William
Brown, member of Parliament, in the disenss-
ions between Mr.. Dallas and Lord Palner.,on
"A committee OF the House of Lords had rec.
commended that capital pnnishments take pace
within the Jail precincts, as in the United
States.
The queen on the 10Th reviewed IA 900 Cri-
mean troops at Aldershot camp.-The queen
grants FIVE years exclusive privilege to Ord,
Hindson and Henshaw of Liverpool, to guano
on lhres islands of the south coast of Arabia
recently eeded BY the Imaum Museai.-An ex.