The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-15

Royal infant was shown TO the Ministers and
Great Officers of the State and House hold IN
the ante-room, when the usual forlnalites and
ceremonies on the birth ola Prince or Prin-
cess were gone through.
An address of congrntulaiion on the event
was voted in the House of Commons on the
10Th with great enthusiasm.
SYMPATHY MEETINGS. of sym-
pathy with France have been held in various
parts ofthe Kingdom.
The RIoTs.-These disturbances have not
been repeated, and all is reported to he tran
quill.
FRANCE.
The Provisional Government of Frnnce
progresses quietly. They are about estab-
fishing Council of Finance, under the d.
rection of GARNER Pages, for the purpose of
regulating the important affairs Of the day.
The Bank of France has suspended pay
ment of its notes in specie.
A decree has been issued fixing the num-
Der of working hours for laborers ut eleven.
A meeting ofthe Peers ofFrance was held
at Paris to take council as TO their future po-
sltion and prospects.
On the 10Th Paris was quiet.
The Government has ordered the election
ofofficers to the National Guard TO take place
on the 9Th of April. They have also decided
that the Elections for the National Assembly
shall not he adjourned.
The new 5 franc pieces Of the Republic
have been put in circulation. The Bank of
France gives cash for its notes TO those who
require silver to pay their workmen.
Order is completely restored at Lyons.
A despatch from Berlin announces TINT
the Emperor Of Russia has accepted the policy
ofnon interUentiOn in the affairs of France, as
long us France abstained from aggressions.
General Cavaignac has assumed the Gov
eminent of Algiers and proclaimed the Re-
public. The military force of France is in
creasing every day. The regular army has
not been diminished. The National Guards
in and around Paris, number 100000 men,
The Guarde Mobile with the new enrollments
made since the Revolution cannot amount to
less than 100000. The last are being armed
and equipped with all possible rapidity,even
in the face of extraordinary financial difficult
ties, that ought TO induce the most rigid econ
omy.
In this general disposition TO fly to arms,
lies the element Of danger to the peace of
the world-for what, against whom, is this G.
noruous force to he employed?
Entire public tranquility, and return of
the laboring classes to their work. is not 10
lie expected until after the elections 10 the
National Assembly.
~ uCCIGC lIOlll tIlS W. NO'N'' '''t''
the erection of monument 10
Marshal Ney.
The Queen of Spain has recognized The
new republic with expressions of sympn,!y.
The Sandman government has authorized its
ambassador ut Paris to recognize the new
government so also has the Grand Duchy of
llesse Cassel, the Hansealic Town and the
Duchy of Baden.
A teIegrnphic despatch from Brest says
that the fleets ofFrance uphold The new gov
Lord Clarendon. Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land, is spoken of as the successor of Lord
John Russell.
News Of the Revolution in France was re-
ceived with Indifference at Lisbon.
Louis Philippe has taken up his permanent
residence ut Clarenonr, where he receives
frequent visits from Messrs. Guizot, Ducha-
tel and Montebello, the EX-Minsters.
IRELAND.
ST. Patrick's Day pissed off without any
outbreak but the suppression of the meeting
ofthe 20tli, the day before the sniling of the
Washington, il was believed, would nndoubl-
eddy cause an insurreclion. The garrison
was in arms, and Government Steamers
were despatched from Portsmouth 10 Dublin
to assist in qnelling the anticipated insurrec.
ton.
In the country, on St. Patrick's Day, no
of amy moment occurred. Al
Limerick, the Tri color WINS exhibited.
DUBLIN, March 10Th. Perfect tranquility
reigns over the city today, whatever may he
the events which tomorrow's demonstration
may produce. There is no paroling of mill
itary or police, although they are all in readi-
ness for any emergency.
P.S. The peace ot'the city is to be n sec
ond time jeopnrdised by the holding ut the
North Hall tomorrow of monster demon
stration in favor ofthe French Revolution and
The Repeal Of the Legislative Union. The
Hall Repealers have resolved to
take no part in the Monster Meeting. John
O'Connell has refused to cooperate in the
meeting.
GERM ANY.
A Peasants war has broken out in Ger
many. Several Castles have been burnt and
destroyed. and the lives of the inhabitants
have been spared, but an organized system
Of Revolution is visible.
Later News from Europe.
The Hibernia arrived at New York on The
evening of the 9th with dates four days later
from England. We give all the additional
news of interest:
ITALY.
The Pope has issued formal Proclama-
lion of the new Roman fundamental Consti-
luton. The College of Cardinasgar to he
Senate, and two deliberative
Councils for the formation ofthe laws. are
10 be established, consisting ofthe high Coun-
ril of Deputies. The latter is to he elective,
and consist of deputy for every 10000 souls.
The profession ofthe Popish religion is made
essential to the exercise of civil and political
tights.
IRELAND.
The monster meeting, to sympathize with