Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-25
foret9n Nrws.
From the Burlington Daily Free Press.
Arrival Of the Caledonia.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

IN - LA EN- fhOM EUkOBE.
New YoRK May %, P. NJ.
The French Chamber met on the 4th inst and a
passed oil satisfactorily. Large numbers of troop
Maudry Senccr, deputy, took the chair. Fears wer
entertained OF trouble from certain defeated radicals
the 81 delegates from departments. Some IS ar
moderate, ultra democrats NJ Theirs was defeated
The election passed quietly generally in the depart
mens, but some trouble at Rouen, Nantz Rhode
and Marseles
The Independent De Lowest declared duke. Dor
deaux king at Rouin Barracades were elected
Troops came in collision with the popuace, and tn,
number of killed and wounded was large
AT Limoges the insurgents held possession The
Provisional Government is about to send troops to at
tack the town. A plot detected to blow up the
Hotel de Vile, Paris. The French government is a
oout to despatch Count APpoy to Vienna to promote
the paci6cation of Italy.
No outbreak In Spain except at Valenra, which was
suppressed.
The Cabinet at Madrid appear better disposed to-
wards Great Britain.
Lisbon is tranquil
Messrs, O'Brien, Mitchell and Meagher visited Linn
erck to procure agitation in the Young Ireland Party
riot occurred between Old and Young reand-mil-
ltary called out and one or killed. Meagher and
O'Brien escaped disguised
The county of Limerick is proclaimed by govern.
ment to be in state Of Instruction, and elections are
prohibited
The formation of a national guard is taking place
throughout England Sir w. Summerve introduc ed
resolution in Parliament, extending Irish suffrage.
Crops in England look we'll Money market in
London is improving. Greater confidence PREVAILS
More activity in trade. French funds were improving
Trade slowly improving ON the continent Russia,
Sweden and Denmark have formed treaty of often
sive and defensive
A conspiracy has been discovered and suppressed at
Warsaw, among Russian soldiers.
The Danes are retreang from Holstein. All is
quiet at Vienna At Perth in Hungary, there has been
a serious riot
An amicabIe settlement between Austria and Italy
is said to be in prospect.
No serious battle in Italy, but in several skirmshes
the Austrians have gained advantage. Reports are
current that the army of the Alps had entered Savoy to
aid in defence of Italian independence against Austria.
The constitution denies any truth in the report that
France is about to declare against Austria Late
accounts from Austria state that King Charles Albert
had gone to attack the Ausrians in their entrenched
camp at Verona, and was within league and half
of the place on the 2Sth.
AT Posen, the guerrilla war continues to be waged
in fearfully bloody manner. The German constitu-
ent assembly met at Frankfort on the 18th of May
They cannot accept the resolution, which may be de-
clded upon by the forthcoming parliament.
In Holland excuses continue to occur and bloody
engagements take place between Land Ways aud
Military. Attacks on the lives and property OF the
Jews and Germans are the order Of the daV in GaIaca
NIodova, and Wallacia. The people are in insumec-
toh at Pressbugh. The cruetes practiced against
the Jews shocking. At Baden the republicans
have been attempting to revenge their late defeat.
Hecker crossed the Rhine at the head of 1000
French and German troops, and engagements took
place with the Wirtembergh forces
The marauderS left have now fled, having been dis
persed and disarmed by virtue of state decree.
Belgium is tranquil. Hanover and Prussia are alb
soroed in military operations against Denmark, in
which they are at present successful.
Captures at sea by the Danes must occasion great
loss TO the Prussian commerce in the Baltic.