Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-19
Arrival Of the "Canada. .


New York, Dec. 18Th.
Steamer Canada arrived TO-DAY. I.afl
Liverpool on the 18th nit.
Intelligence Of the election of General
Taylor had reached England prior to the
sailing ofthe Canada.
MORE FOREIGN NEWS.
ST.. Louis, Dec. 18th.
Intelligence of election of Gen. Tay.
Tor to the Presidency Of the United States
has diffused an unparalleled satisfaction
throughout Great Britain. The manly
tone which pervades General Taylers
address to his counirymen as the advo.
cate of peace. has propitiated the people
of the country in his favor.
PARIs.-As the election of President
approaches. people begin TO feel alarmed
and are preparing to remove until the ef.'
feet of the election Is known. Insured.
tionary movements by the Red Repubii.
cans and Socialists are feared. 40
Lamartine is said to become q candi.
date for the Presidency alter all; and his
friends are now taking measures to %.
cure his election. as we become more
correctly informed.
M. Lamartime is expected in paris to.
morrow. great number of membersof
Assembly have urged Gen. Cavaignac 10
present TO tie Assembly project off law
for closing the clubs; he declines.
Funds still remain at figures.
GERMANY.-Dusseldo was declared
in state ofsiege on the 22d. The civ
ic guards were ordered to give up their
arms. and troops are occupying all the
public squares. The Arch Duke john
Regent of Germany. has published q
strong address to the German people
He deprecates the proceedings in Prussia,
and commands peace amongst all line
Germans.
AUSTRIA was disturbed. On the frst
inst, military mass was performed few
miles from the Cepitai for the repose Of
the soul Of Count Latour.
ITALV.-An attempt was made on the
18Th to assassinate the Duke OF Medina.
and the culprit was seized aud imprison.
ed.
Reported Instruction among the troops.
Letters from Rome announce that an in.
surrectionary movement had taken place
among the Pontifcial troops in garrisun
on the marches on the Austrian frontier.
We are struck with the awful crisis
through which the people had passed.
The details are furnished by some of our
complimentary were compelled 10 take
up arms during the late siege and BON.
bardment. until their COnsuIs made their
escape 10 the In perialist army. ALI prov.
ed that the students and democratic par.
ty were perfectly reckless of life, and
only aimed at defying The Imperial man.
dale.
IRELAHD.-In case Of Martin pronounc.
ed judgment on the 18th. Argument Of
writ oferror in case of Smith O'Brien
was opened before Judges Queens Bench
on Tuesday. In case Of O'Doue herty q
memorial signed by the jury who tound
him guilty was presented 10 the Lord Jus
tees, praying Communication Of sentence
OF transporting to term of imprisonment.
PRUssIA.-Preslaugh and other towns
were perfectly ripe to take up sword
WraDget has followed up his directions
tor the disarming of burgher guards
Populations have been going to Potter.
dam and back, imploring the King to re.
trace his steps, dissolve the Bradenburg
and throw himself into The arms of the
radicals. On the other hand it is feared
that the King will dissolve the Assembly
Erproprio m'id, grant constitution sim.
liar to that Of Belgium, which is highly
liberal.
PORTUGAL. from Lisbon state
that conspiracy has been detected by
the Government, whose vigilance has
saved the country from an outbreak which
was to have taken place on All Saints
day. A number OF the disaffec;ed had
been put under arrest TO be tried by
court martial.