Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-16

od. reached Halifax, Monday afternoon. Her
news is thee days later.
The steamer Augo, from Have, July 3Oih,
arrived at New York, Munday hterocn, with
I75 passengers, among ihrai G. u. Fearing.
bearer Of dispatches from ii pe,ersbois, and
C. Terrero, bearer Of Dispatches f,oo SARDINIA.
lIcr news had been chief, a;ieiplled by the
Anglo Saxon.
Accounts from Spain eop'fae uncertain, hut
the indications arc that the loyal cause b. to-
umphed, and nearly the en1te country had sui
mitted. Saragossa, unslrrcT,od from without,
will be Immediately reducrd.
The independence Dcge as well as other
journals represents q nohnell as in a SN oni Of
jealousy Of Esparicro, and d. the hole Of re-
naming master Of the situai On he consented to
do the work of reaction, but finding his cxpec
tations deceived and tina, the Moderados will
not accept him as their chief, o. is again co
oueuing with the Libeia5. Tia Madrid cor
respondent Of the Independence positively as
seus that the Constituent Corns will be dis
solved and that the constitution of 1887 or lsi5
will be reverted TO. Private letters repre-
sen, o'Donnell ms entirely rescwing his plans
70 himself. Senior Dioz7ga, the Spanish am.
bassador 2. Paris, Que ef the mnst influential
men Of the liberia! periy resigned his post i'm
meda,ely on hearing q The coup d odf. But
il is said that the queca has refused to accept
his resignation and thai efforts are being made
10 induce him to remain 10 Paris.
The revolution was nearly suppressed laca
had submitted. Corona had been executed.
Gen. Ruiz, and the a,ilitia hasicaci To- give
Up their arms, aad Ruiz, with other chiefs, fed
10 France. Later intelligence, however, states
that Malaga and Granada had pronounced
against O'Donnell, and that the royal ,ioops
had joined the movement outbreak a,
Massacarra, Italy, was completely suppressed
Twenty-eight arrests were made. Four Of the
prisoners arrested, who belonged to a Mazzni-
an society, had been sentenced to Imprisonment
in irons, two for life. the others for terms Of 10
and 90 years. Three millions ball-cairdge,
are ordered by Telegraph TO be sent from Co
logne to Italy.
Since parliament was Prorouged the English
papers contained little besides railway meeting,
and law reports. Miss NJ. L. Webb, hand
some American mulaito girl, had read Mrs
Stoves drama Of Uncle Tom to a distinguished
audience, at the residence Of the Duchess Of
Sutherland, and produced a decided sensation.
The London Times compliments her Style Of
reading .-The city If London has presented
sword costing 100 guineas to Cen VIII
liams, who commanded at Kars The queen
reviewed 10000 troops at Aldershoti, the
3lst ult.-The gold chronomcier sent by the
president Of the United States to Capt. Clarke
of the ship Bacciola, for having rescued the
crew of the American sap Nay Fewer, had
been received and daily presented. The Indian
mail brings an aceoua, Il 40 earthquake in the
Moluccas, March rs. causing loss Of 200O
lives.
communication fspn Stockholm speaks Of
audiences which the tFench and Russian am
bassadors hlJ with the king Of Sweden, and Of
great s,S among dpDmaiisis consequent on
these audiences. Report says the snbjec, Of
exciiemrnt was declaration made BY Norway
against Russians encroarhing on Norwegian
territory, and planning Qualifications along the
Baltic coast.
Intelligence is received at Cons,an,inople
that the insnrreciion in Arabia is colnplelelY
subdued. The chief NJ me insurgents was cap
tured at the fortress o. TAFT, and sent prisoner
TO Consiantnople.
Russia has reduced her tariff on sugar.
RUSSIAN letters deny that the Aland Islands
will be re-forIided, but admit they will be gar
Iisoned by Russian troops. Accounts from
Russian ports on the Ealue Stale that trade i,
very animated.
The London Tifses OF The 29ih, contains an
article laudatory of Col. Fremont, and speaks
OF his political address as worthy Of any people
and any statesman
Advices from Chias state nat the revolution
was progressing; G5 rebels were beheaded 10
one DAY.
Marshall Pelissier arrived at Msrseilles on
the LIST, and was received with great pomp
General Codrngion arrived at London the same
night. The Lendan Times contains leading
article on the position Of Mr. Smiih O'Brien
lie is commended for his resolution to act the
part of country gentleman rather than sen
aior.