The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-24
From the Poson Atlas March 10.
Arrival Ofthe R OyHlNEaiI Steam
cry Cambria.
2s DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

20 bNlc La ThOh GONOIE.
The Royal Mail Steamer Cambria, Capt. C. II. Z.
Jndkin, arrived at this port, yesterday morning,
bout o'clock, in 3 days from Liverpool via Hal
flax. She sailed from Liverpool, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ
on the 4th inst.--arrived at Halifax 10th inst, r. NJ
The political and other European news received
by this arrival is Of far interesting character
than any which has been received for long time.
Sir Robert Peel's budget is OF great importance.
lie proposes to take the duty entirely of great many
articles, including cotton wool, glass, coal, staves
and upwards of four hundred minor articles. Our
London correspondent remarks, that ''Sr Robert
Pael's recommendation is the same if Parliament
had approved the proposed measures, for the prem
Ter controls, at present, large majority Of votes and
whatever he recommends consequently must be car
riod triumphantly through both branches of Para-
ment." He then gives several instances where this
overwhelming majority has been given TO the Prem
ier's measures.
Tho Queen opened Parliament, in person, Tues
day, the 4th ut BY o'clock, the House Of Lords
crowded with peers, their ladies, and others who
had the Lord Chamberlan's passport; and, after
two, her Majesty entered under royal salute from
the park guns and the usual clamor Of martial music
and public cheers. Taking her seat the throne,
with Prince Albert and the Duke Of Wellington on
her lelt mana, the MARQUIS OF winchester ana tne
Lord Chancellor her right, her Majesty delivered
her speech. The revenue Of Great Britain the past
year was 81 ,03O 900 pounds,the expenditures, so,
$40, 600 pounds leaving surplus of 8, 957 900
pounds
DEATHS IN ENGLAND The aged Marquis Of
Westminster expired at Eaton Hail. his seat in Ches-
hire, on the 18th ut lie one of the wealthiest
landholders in England. Sir Thomas Forne Buxton
died the 9th ult, at his seat in Norfolk aged 50.
lie we'll known by his exerons to suppress Sav-
cry, and the originator of the unfortunate Niger
expedition. Lamar Blanchard, popular writer, de-
stroyed himself by Iaborng under temporary insanity,
on the 9Th ult. The Earl Of Effiugham died at
Brighton at the ndvaced aged offs. lie distinguish
ed himself in the army, having served his country
nearly sixty years The Earl of Morningon, the ell
der brother of the Duke of Wellington, died the
22d ult at his mansion in Grosvonor square. lie
was born on the goth OF May, 1868. Rev. Sydney
Smith, the we'll known and accomplished Canon Of
ST Paul's died the 23d ult, utter Illness of sew
eral months, aged II.
REPEAL observation-disclosures Feb 81
The usual weekly meeting Of the Association was
held this day. "a. A. Fitzgerald, the newly elected
member for Tpperary, was in the chair.
The Rent for the week was 1852. which in
cludes G25O received from the United States.
PARIS THE MINIsrERIAL CAUSE.-THE Soul
Guizot Ministry has passed its crisis. The debate on
the Secret Service Money Bill granting million
francs to the Minister Of the Interior, for completing
the secret service expenses, for lS45, began in the
Chamber of Deputies on the Goth ult. In the gener-
al discussion, the whole question about Tahiti, Eng
land and the foreign feelings of Ministers
| hauled, and the. Ministry trumphed by majority of
l76.
1t is stated in the latest PARIS Journals that the
King of the French has ratified the treaty recently
concluded with the Emperor Of China, and that the
Marquis Levayer is about lenve France for canton,
with the ratification.
TZERLAND-LUcERNE AND ZURICH-
Letters from Switzerland represent that country in
very menacng state. The Of Lucerne had
determined preserve the Jesuits in possession Of
their canonnal education The Bernese declared that
they would not permit heJesuts in The Confederation.
Zurich the Vorert Protestant State-and Vaud, al
so one-deprecated violence, but recommended Luz
cerne not 10 persist in a determination which would,
| inevitably lead to a civil war. Berne and Lucerne
are both armng; and the Diet which has been
ned alone prevent the parties from coming to
open Meantime, there popular assemblies
in the of Vaud; and the Council Of State of
Lausanne has been obliged TO abdicate the discon
tent of the people being great FOR their not having
frankly voted the expulsion Of tho Jesuits from the
Confederation.
adv WISHING q address , Mr. Tn01 coll-