The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-22
From The Boston Transcript.
ARRIVAL OF THE LIVERPOOL

! FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.-The
steamer Liverpool arrived at New York with
London dates to the evening of the goth. and
Liverpool to the 2lsl. The intelligence is Of an
important character.
The weather ia England had proved very un
iavorableeIn England 10 the crops, throug lout
the country, and hope of even an average crop,
is lost. In Ireland, The crop OF both grain and
potatoes is Ioun to I've far below the average.
The Civil war in Spain is at last terminated
Ivy the detection Of the Cariist General in Chief,
Maroio, whh the principal part Of his army He
has been sometime negotiating with Esparero
Uhe Queens genelul) and Lord John Hay for
IA cessation of hostilities, on The basis ola mar
riage between the young Queen and the son of
Don Carlos and the recognition of the privileges
claimed by the Biscayans. Esprrtero refused
the marriage point blank, and maze iIed in force
against Maro,o. In the mean time, Maroto had
come 10 open rupt ure with Don Carlos, and The
latter, OH the approach Of Esportero, fled. Ma
rotU retired, leaving to Espnrlero a free enter
ance into Guipuzcoa, and soon after entered in
TO direct communication with the Queens
General, tho result of which was his disscrtion
from the cause of the preender, and junction
with the forces Of the Queen. A treaty between
the two Generals was concluded on the 2Sth,
subject to the appreciation of the Cortes.
On the 10Th Of September, Don Carlos set off
from Bayonne for Bordeaux, intending it is said
to pass onward into Italy, and there take up his
residence, abandoning all his preienlions TO the
crown OF SPAN.
From France have not much political
news of interest The Paris papers alledge that
treaty OF commerce has been actually negoci-
ated-includng of course, the Independence of
the republc-lt has not been signed however, in
consequence of the omission on clause ensur.
ing liberty or conscience-the Texas negotiation
doubtless looked upon such clause at altogeth-
superfluOus.
A revolution has been carried into effect in
the Canton Of Zurich, Switzerland, resulting in
The overthrow and expulsion OF the Executive
and Grand Councils The tronble was of
religious character, and commence ed in the APP
polntment OF Professor Struss to the chair Of
Iheoogy.ilS works haveimade no little sensation
for some years past. In one OF them he argued,
against The divinity &cxstence OF SaviourUpon
disappointment followed circumstances but they
We're unheeded. Next came a project Of IL law
for national education, in which infdeI principles
were allclged to be distinctly embodied. More
petitions followed: the Executive Council pro-
hlblted the hsse milling of the people to sign the
petitions Prosecutions were commenced: dele
gates were arrested: troops were assembled: and
hnally, the evaporation of the people broke OFT
IN violence. On the nj ght of Sept. 5, the peo.
pie OF Zurich were under arms, and II short con.
hIct ensued on the next morning in which lO
were Killed and 30 wounded. Reiuforcements
joined the people, and, to make short the
story, the Government was forced 10 resign,
and provincial council of state Was formed, af-
ter which the people retired TO their homes, and
quiet was restored. "A wi lely extended con-
spracy Is said to have been discovered in Il
Russian crops on its march to Poland Five
hundred officers are declared to have been arcs
ted at one blow. 200 were confined 10 the dun
geons OF Warsaw and other places and the rest
were degraded to the ranks. The object OF
these conspirators was to seize a number OF for
tresses in Poland and TO stir up the Poles to IA
general insurrection while large portion of the
Russian armies We're employed at the grand re-
view mt Borodno. This review has been closely
watched by European politicians. The number
Of troops assembled was nearly 10000, and the
command assumed by the Emperor in per-
sou, and subordinate commands were given to |