The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-23
[BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Allth1 ILL VI Il ILL - $4,000
The Steamer Caledonia rived in Bos-
ton, on Saturday night, at 10 O'Clock,
bringing 8 days later news from Europe.
Wilmer e. Smiths Times
saws: French elections are now complet-
ed. and notwithstanding the utmost exer-
tons of ultra Republicans & Communists,
to effect their purpose, the list exhibits tri-
umphant testimony to the popularity of the
principles propounded and acted upon by
Lamartine and the moderate party. So
clearly and prominently has this exhibit
ton of popular feeling been manifested,
that some fears are entertained of minori-
ties resorting to Interior measures, in or
der to render past proceedings nugatory.
New York, May %, 2 l-2 o'clock, P. NJ.
The French Chambers met on the 4th
inst. All passed off satisfactorily. A
large number of troops we're present to
prevent an cmeutc.
Maudry, senior deputy, took the Chair.
Fears were felt oftrouble from defeated
radicals. OF the "a delegates from de-
partments of the Seine, 25 are Moderates.
8 Ultra Democrats. Theirs is defeat ed.
Elections passed off quietly generally in
the departments, but there was some troub-
lie at Rouen, Nantes, Rhodes, and Mar
settles. 1t is almost certain that Lamar
tine will be the first President of the
French Republic.
The Independent De Lowest declared
Duke Bordeaux King, at Rouen. Bar
ricades were erected. Troops came in
collision with the people. Killed and
wounded not great At Limoges, the in.
surgenis hold possession. The Provision
al Government are about to send troops to
attack the town. A plot was discovered
to blow up the Hotel de Vile. at Paris.
The French Government are about to
despatch Count Appory to Vienna TO pro-
mote the pacification of Italy.
No outbreak in Spain. except at Plen'
ira, which was suppressed. TIL Cabinet
at Madrid feels better disposed toward:
Great Britain.
Lisbon is tranquil.
Messrs. O'Bncn, Mitchell, and MeagLer
visited Limerick to promote agitation in the
Young ireland party. A riot occurred be-
tween Old and Young Ireland. The military
was called out and one man killed. Meagher
and O'Brien escaped, disguised. Tie Coun-
ty of Limerick was proclaimed by the Govern
ment in state ofinsurrection- Ireland is gen.
orally more tranquil. Government prohibited
elections.
The formation of National Guard is taking
place. throughout England. Sir w. Somer.
vile introduced a resolution in Parliament ex-
tending Irish suffrage. Crops in England look
well. Money market in London improving
Greater confidence prevails and more activity
in trade. French funds are improving Trade
is slowly improving on the Continent
Russia, Sweden and Denmark, have formed
Treaty, offensive and defensive.
A conspiracy has been discovered and sup
pressed st Warsaw, among Russian soldiers.
The Danes are retreating from Holstein.
All Is quiet in Vienna.
AT Perth, in Hungary, there has been a Sc
rlou5 riot.
Amicable settlement between Austria and
Italy is said to be in prospect.
No serious battles in Italy, but in several
skirnishcs the Austrians have gained the adj
vantage.
Reports are current that the army of the
Alps had entered Savoy, 10 aid in the defence
Of the Italian Independence against Austria.
The Constitutional denies any truth in the
report that France is about to declare War g.
gainst Austria.
La,er accounts state that King Charles AL
bert had goI.e TO attack the Austrians in their
intrcnched camp at Verona, and was waiting,
4 league and half distant, on the 2Gth ult.
In Posen, the guerrilla war continues TO be
waged in fearfully bloody manner.
The German Constituent Assembly met at
Frankfort, on the 18th ofMay.
POLAND. Excuses continue to occur and
bloody engagements to take place.
Attacks upon the lives and property of the
Jews and Germans, arc the order of the day
Galcia, Nodivia. and WaIlachia. People in
insurrection at Prcsburg The cruelties prac-
tised against the Jews are shocking. In Ba-
den, the Republicans have attempted TO re-
vengc their late defeat. Locker crossed the
Rhine at the head of 1000 French and Ger
man troops. Two engagements took place
with the Wirtemburs forces. The marauders
have now fled into Switzerland having been
dispossessed and disarmed, in virtue of the late
decree of the French Government.
Belgium is tranquil.
Hanover and Prussia are absorbed in mill
tary operations against Denmark, in which at
present they are completely successful.
Captures at Sea by the Danes must occasion
great loss to the Prussian commerce in the
Baltic.
The Foreign news i, generally considered
very favorable by the commercial world.