Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-09
-Four Days Later from Europe--The civil
War in Spain.

-Four Days Later from Europe--Thc civil
War in spain.
The steamship Atlantic arrived at New York
Monday afternoon, with liverpuol dates Of Ju-
" 23d, four days later. The Emeu, also ar
rived, from lIayro July 2lst. The news re-
lates principally 10 the outbreak Of civil war in
Spain.
The statements respecting the progress and
prospects Of the Spanish outbreak are very con-
dieting. 1t appears that Gen. o 'DonneIl, com
mander Of the Spanish troops, had previously
made preparations to quell the anticipated man
Hesitation, by assembling in aud around Madrid
Il 600 troops Against this furce. the citizens
aud naliunal guard united held their ground for
thirty hours, aud at length gave in and were
disafmed. Two hundrcd persons were killed
in the cuntest At latest accounts Madrid was
tranquil. Esparero. the rebel leader, was sup
posed to be under arrest in the city. At Bar
celoua and elsewhere, there we're smaller out
breaks, which were speedily suppressed. The
headquarters Of the insurrectionists was Slra-
gossa, where Espaueros friends gained VIC
tory over the garrison, and where, 1t is report
ed, that more than legal quorum Of the Cor
les-ihe Legislative assembly-had met, and,
uniting with the reyoluiionsis, proclaimed lib
cry and the constitution. This. If true, gives
the outbreak its principal importance, and rails
es 1t 10 the dignity Of a revolution The En-
peror of France had ordered French force to
assemble on the Spanish frontier, as a measure
Of precaution. Varonez and other adherenis Of
the ex-Queen Christina, were also Fastening 10
the frontier
Latest accounts state that The Cortcs had re-
moved to Arragon, where under Gen Infanic
they intended to make war upon Qoeen Isabel
Ia and her ministry, In The name Of liberty and
the Constitution. The L1udun Times aud 9th
er papers say the resurrection was encouraged
by the O'Dounell party. Esparero is very
strong in Arraron which is the stronghold Of
the liberals. 1t is believed that Generals Cur
rea aud Falcon, tried pariisans Of EspaHero
are AT the head oi the troops aud National
Guards Of saragossa Kighiy-fve members Of
the Cores, more Than one third Of the whole
body, hold formal meetings ihere.
The London Times Of July 10, states that
Mr.. Dallas is empowered to propose to the
British government the establishment OF San
Juan as fee port under Nicaraguan soyer-
eighty, reserving to the republic Of Costa RI
ca the right Of traffic through it, and through
such portions Of the river San Juan as may be
necessary; the Mosquito Indians 10 be concen.
traied in a definite territory. which shall leave
clear the mouth Of the river San Juan and the
town; but their rights 10 be guaranteed, aud
an annuity for a term paid TO their chiefs the
Bay Islands TO be restored to the state of Hon.
duras, hut Belize TO remain British possess
ion, with the same territorial limits as in 1850
The Times is satisfied with this PROPOSE
ton, as although it merees the British pro,ec-
toraie in general American pro,ectoraie, il
establishes the neutrality of Central America
and raises a moral prohibition against future
fllbusierine and annexation.
Negotiations are pending between the gov.
ernmen,s Of Rome, Naples, Florence and Mo.
dena, for the purpose Of forming a confedera-
tlon Of those states, under the patronage Of
Austria as a means Of crushing out the ineipi-
ent revolutions. The marriage Of Prince Fred.
erick William of Prussia with the Princess
Royal of England Che Oldest daughter Of Queen
Vicioria,) it is now stated, will take place on
the first Of September, 1857. Queen Victoria
and Prince Albert are expected to visit Berlin
in the latter part Of the coming September, 10
participate in the marriage ceremonies Of Prn-
cess Louise and the Prince Regen, Of Baden
In parliament tho Earl of Malmesbury called
attention to difficulty between Brazil and Eng
land arising from the treatment Of the British
minister at Rio, in a question concerning the
slave trade, and particularly insisted on the val
ue Of retaining the friendship Of Brazil in case
of war with the United States Lord Claren-
don enpla'hed ilat Brazil had no III viii tow
ard Great Britain.