Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-08
FOREIGN AFFAIRS

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The most interesting items Of news from
abroad arc CLEANED from what came by the
Arabia, which left Liverpool on tho 10Th
inst
ENGtANp.-Iiverpool papers siy-"We un-
dcrstand that the difficulties which have for
sometime surrounded our relations with the
United States are in q fair way OF adjustment
and believe that great assistance has been
rendered by William Brown, NJ. r., in the
discussion between Mr.. Dali and Lord Pal
merston, which, it is confidently hoped, will
prevent a rupture between tho two coun-
tries
Sr1v--A formidable instruction has
broken out in Spain. Tho imhrogio began
by the opposition compelling Esplrtero and
ministry to resign, and the appointment Of a
now ministry.
Espartero is supposed to have left Madrid.
At least it is not known where he il.
Immediately on the new appointments.
the insurrcction broke out in Madrid. The
National Guards assisted the citizens in
erecting barricades, and, being attacked by
the troops, fighting ensued in the streets for
twenty -four hours, with much loss on both
sides.
The Queen presented herselfto the COM
batants, and government despatch says she
was respectfully received, but other state
ments say the insurgents proclaimed a re-
public.
Gen Euiante, President Of the Cortes
commanded the Insurrection. O'Donnell
was appointed to the new Municipality Of
Madrid, and has declared all Spain in a state
| of siege He is acting with rigor, but Paris
dispatches say that the French government
! do not believe in his remaining master Of the
situation.
The revolt has broken out at Saragossa
all Arragon is more or less in insurrection
and fears are entertained Of an outbreak at
Barcelona.
MADRID, July l0.-Ato o'clock this morn
. ing, the insurrectiOn was overcome on al
points. Gen Concha obtained possession Of
Toledo gates. as some of the insurgents still
held the place Several measures were taker
to attack them.
The various bodies of the lower orders wer,
commanded by Pachtu
The last remains Of the insurgents, dis
parSed throughout the city, were annihilated
Pachta was killed, and twelve pieces o
artillery were in his possession in the Plaz
Scyaldo.
MADRID, July 17.-lo-day order is com
pletcv re-established at Madrid. The Queer
accompanied by the King and by Marsha
o Donnell, has Just reviewed the garrison
The troops and people received their Majes
ties and Marshal with enthusiasm.
The ~ pieces Of cannon posted Oh Plaz
Scyaldo, belonged to the insurgents the
were captured by the Royal troops after som
hours lighting.
1t is asserted that the instruction has bee
victorious at SaraGossa' and that the garrlso
there goes along with the people
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IloLLAND.-lh hlnS has appointed con
mission t. report on the means OF ezpandif
, tn" Dutch Eastern commerce, VIA the l'thm'
OF Sn"z canal
IrALY.-Naples letters say that signs Of
revolt are more frequent, and even the ARK
, are discontented Government increases i
, securities