The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21

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Arrival of the Steamship Brit
ANNA.
NEW YoRK, Oct. II.
The steamship Britannia, from Liverpool
via Halifax, arrived at this port ut about -
o'clock NJ, with seven days later news from
Europe.
FRANCE.
The even, = ofthe French Revolution flow
on in rapid and interesting succession An
other crisis bias been got over without an APP
peal to arms in tie streets OF Paris. The
elections are now terminated. aud besides the
return of Louis Napoleon. Achillc FuuId and
Ruspuil for Paris, Count Mole has been cloc-
ted for the Gironde,nnd has taken bis seat in
the National Assembly The Government
candidates have been all unsuccessful,
The Prince left London very quietly, and
almost Unattended and SO careful was he To
avoid any public excitement, that after his ar
rival in Paris lac remained Two or three days
=, ;"iyacv cnulE-;;::::" liz residence 10 avoid
notice. On the Doth he tooN his scat in I.'3
National Assembly, His entrance caused
some emotion in the Chamber, but the form
ulities having been preceded with, the Prince
was declared, without opposition, repre-
sentative ofIhc Department Of The EonnC.
His certificates of birth and nationality were
dispensed with The Prince then assembled
the Tribune, aud in brief written speech
declared his adhesion to the Republic--lO The
defence of the order and consideration OF
which he declared that 10 man is more de-
voted tlum himself
The latest Intelligence from Paris Describes
"A continued state Of uneasiness, if not otter
ror. The discreet conduct of Prince Louis
Napoleon has gained him some considerable
popularity, and the people assembled around
his carriage shouting "Nivc lie Prince Louis,
RepcScntant du Pcupc."
NJ. Raspuil, from his retreat NJ NinccnuCs,
has issued an exciting revolutionary address.
The French Government, however, il its
foreign relations, seems studiOusly dCSiruus
ofprcserNing II strong neutrality, 4 its organs
disavow any intention Of interfering IN the
affairs of Naples, Italy, and Germany, except
by mediation.
IRELAND.
Several more arrests have taken place, n
mongst which is that ofNlr William Coming
ton, who has been unprecedented at Cork, and
is fully committed upon the Chnrgn nf iii"h
Treason. Some of the inferior Instruments
beer of Il hcinous character, have been sci
nj liberty OH bail, and will not perhaps he
brought to trial.
The state trials were resumed at Cloumcl.
Mr. Smith O'l}rcu was placed at the bar
MIR Whtesidc applied 10 postpone the trial.
The court ovcr-ruled the objection. MIR
Whilcsidc then handed in Il plea to the same
effect, which he requested to he put ON the
record, IN case he should adopt uIterior pro-
cecdings in the matter, which, after a long
discussion, was allowed.
Mr. O'Brieu then pleaded not guilty. His
counsel has great hope of obtaining Gyora-
bic verdict on the strengths oisone technical
lilies, ifnot on the merits of the case.
Six Of the iusurreclionists who attacked
the house Of Rev. Mr. Hill were shot by the
gallant little band who defended it, they have
since died.
LIVERPOOL, 30th.-A good deal of rain has
fallen in various parts of England during the
last week indeed, the weather has generally
Income unlavorable throughout the country
Harvest is now pretty well gathered in, even
in remote parts Of tho country. and few
days ofraiuy weather will not materially af-
feet the general results as far us the grain
crops are concerned.
A long continuance of wet weather must
however materially adectthe potatoes in their
present diseased state, and fine dry genial |
October mus; prove II great blessing to the
farmer and to the country. There seems
now but very little doubt entertained that the
wheat crops are so far deficient that NC shall /,
require considerable supplies.
But the abundant harvest on the Continent
ana The favorable reports from the United |
states combine to keep the corn market with
ont any great lluctuation
lhe prices of potatoes have, however, con-
slderno'y risen notwithstanding the markets
have been generally we'll supplied with this /
description of food. The duty has now fall |
len 10 the lowest point admitted in the schcd- |
cid Of duties, nnt! it is coiIecturcd tha. ulou,
100000 10 100000 oar. have thus been liberia
ted.
Even this small quantity has contributed
10 the present pause i'll the trade toerabIv
argo quantity Of grain is now ON its progress
% England from the Baltic ports, but the
want Of stocks, and the general firmncss of
prices prevented much business at present.
Two GREAT AND Coon MEN FALLEN-We
awe 10 nuuuunce this norninp the tlaceocn