Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-13
LATER FROM EuRoPE.

The steamer Canadian, from Liverpool Aug
27-four days later-arrived at Quebec, Tues
day evening.
SIR William Temple, the British minister
at Naples, Lord Palmerstun only brother. is
dead. A large Chariisi meeting has been held
at Todnurion, to welcome John Frosi's return
to public life. Lord lngesiro has set up claims
to the estates and title Of the deceased Earl oil
Shrewsbury, causing some interest
In France, everything is dali, and the pa
pers are wholly employed in quaucling with
each other. The emperor and family remain
at Biarilz, and leiler-w riiers continue to assert
that the emperor is suffering much from disease
of the liver.
The Spanish government is occupied 10 ap.
pointing new officers to all the civil depart
ments, aud they are mostly appointed from the
liberal section The decree TO suppress the
whole national guard was about TO appear, and
that Of the province Of Madrid has already
been disarmed. A further sum Of ESQ, 900 of
Cuba loans Of 1884 and 1887 was TO be paid on
the 9th inst.
The bread riots are over, ard cholera is on
the decline in Lisbon. A great many arrests
have been made, both among the troops and
citizens, in the endeavor to detect a conspiracy
ia the recen, riots. Some excitement was pro-
fsssed to be felt at the arrival Of strong
French squadron in the Tagus. The harvest
in Portugal is over, and is even smaller than
was anticipated. The vines will prove com
pleic failure, and disease has broken out
among the cattle.
II is stated by not a very reliable journal.
that the king Of Naples, by the advice Of Aus
iria, demands to subini, his difference with the
western powers to the arbitration of Europe
an Congress. A doubtful letter of the llih
ult., says that collision had taken place a,
Palermo between the Neapoliian troops and the
Swiss. The crops throughput the Neapolitan
territory are not so large as was at first ea-
pected
Austria has ordered the sequesiered proper
ty of Lombard exiles 10 be sold. The Pms.
sian papers publish minute accounts of the re-
cent encounter between the prussian caryei and
the late pirate The events had caused intense
excitement at Berlin, but ii is probably incor.
rect that Prussia has asked the aid Of France
and England, the feeling being that Prussia
should herself undertake the chaslisement Of
The pirates. Russia has volunteered to send
Two or three ships to aid any expedition that
Prussia should fit out.
A letter from Hamburger says that in the
affair Of the sound dues, great hopes are enter
tanned that England will speedily accede TO The
plan of capitalization. These hopes were
strengthened by the return Of Mr.. Buchanan,
the English minister who had been TO London
10 confer with his government on the subject.
During the last month, 1916 vessels had pass
ed through the sound. or these, 900 we're
Swedish, 700 English. $50 Prussiaus, 70
French, so Russian, % American.
A few fatal cases Of cholera had appeared
in Stockholm, Sweden. Gen. Andrew Bodis.
co, the Russian envoy, was the first victim.
A Consiantinople dispatch Of the 18th ult.,
states that the Russian reply gives hopes of
the surrender of Belgrade. IIussian Pacha
is to receive Kars from the Russian colonel
MelekOif.