The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-02
FROM EUROPE.
News Seven Days Later.


THE CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.
We regret to find that the Cholera is sd
increasing in England and III ScoSlHnd. TIL
Times snys:-"ln London and It's vicil!,y'
deaths exported last week were Gh: whilst Oh
Number Of fresh cases reported daiIy Yars
between 10 and 20. The general Health
now 80 below the weekly average Of Isl;
and the four preceding years. Reports from
ull The provinces are now collected uud Sc
are happy to state that they are quite iuco.
siderable, cnnparcd,wih The ropHlalioa
Near nounsluw, on the 9Th instant, thcrr
were four fatal, The remaining three w
that day have occurred in Essex aud SmGpr
amd; but all The nine cases, except onc,sceo.
ed to have proved fatal. ltis, howcyea@
Scollnnd where the disease still CommiN&r ,
greatest rayages. No fewer than AGS case
have occurred IN Edinburgh and the vicinity
III to The 9Th Instant Of which 2i3 proved g.
tai, 81 recovered, whilst III were underur.
mcnI, or tie result not stated. On the sa
instant, only 81 new eases We're repo~g.
whilst there were 10 on the nh. The oIrI
registers are now framed with great carc'ail
every endenvor seems 10 be mnde TO arrive
correct conclusions MS To the pathology and
treatment of!hi& iiighr'ul mulndy."
The weather has hccoinu dry and pleasant.
and it is hoped will lave fayoraIlc effect
The disease has broken out ut Dunkirk, q
the Northern coast Of France.
TIE GRAIN TRADE.
The imports Of foreign Grain and Gm1
Produce INTO Liverpool, London, and oibe
leading ports in the United Kingdom are ID.
creasing, aud this, combined with pretty
fair quantity fhome grown, keeps the mar
kets un The whole well supplied. Some ida
will be formed Of The magnitude of;he AMI.
walls OF grain, flour, and pulse of all sorts,
when we state thai, daring Tie month eHdn"
the 10th OF October, l,140,l55 quarters weg
imported, Of which 4s5,270 quarters cousis.
ed of Wheat. During the past monh, IT,
arrivals have not been less extensive, ard y.
look for the returns up to the 9th lust. rs d
~ to record the arrival of a no less quantity I
Of food in all the ports ofEnglnnd. The syn
plies will now he stored in granary. ll'
COMPUTED that above $4,000 qunliers Of A
Whcnt are now free in the grannres, The d. \
" being paid. As regards Scotland, the cd n
vices Of bad weather and that the crops lrl
no; been gathered in quite so well ms we h.
iieved at first, have tended to strengthen The u
markets. On the other hand the account
from Ireland respecting the potatoes, repot
that the residue saved keeps better than was
anticipated. Indian Corn, therefore, 0i 4
moved OF slowly ut lower prices.
......... ....... FRANCE,
The constitution of France las received
the final sanction OF the National Assembly
there being only thirty dssanIenrs,and SPEC
ulation now runs riot upon the question o.
the presidential election, The struggle ssh
tie between General Cavaignac and Prime
Louis Bonaparte, as the other candidates,
any Of their names are pressed forwardIoiIs
voting urn, will be merely the nominees
certain inciions, or coterieS, whilst tie Ofle"'
isis and Legi;imiSts, having retraned iIo%
putting forth candidate, leaves the bein
pen exclusively TO the respective supPorIe,
of tie General and the Prince. NolNl'g II"
occurred To alter our opinion that me Dun
parte will be elected by a sufficient u 10.
vast ma ority. In fact it is only the HoN't"
meni influence which Cuvaignac nous III ''
hands that can enable him TO make heu"
gnlnst his opponent. lie has tIlspa'c'e""
issares to the departments to secure "'
lection, and no fewer than III menne'1
the National Assembly have applied iof 'v"
ofabsence, witha view to proceed G ,s, s' n,,.
commssaries for the same object luz
~ of NJ. Thiers expresses open ''su" ,l,rE
both candidates. NJ. Theirs plainly su??s" .tE
the undecided policy ofCavaignac, WIN" Jt Il
tects 10 be moderate, whilst leaning ~,srlE
Red Republicans, inspires no NH
that acute statesmen, penetrating t''Io"sr IeN
fimsy veil which covers the designs !" ,bk
Bonaporte, admits that the majority o. IN
people are affected in his favor, unu '' ",rer
rordingly,it would be hopeless 10 P''''
his election. "a. i.....u-.- rr ... ,,rk
Upon an order sent from the GoyeEnirN
l0l guns were fred from the eSlha''";r
the lnvnIides, to announce the uuop''''
the constitution. p. .u'H ..... ia 1Nk
There was to he II great festival on lno ,oc
in the Champ de Mars, for the pun''c IEsoNk
nation ofthe Constitution, at when 1T :D,Ts
troops and national guards were to ASH ',h
Constitution will be promulgated VII" "ort
coming solemnities; hu; whilst 'u 10 tI
cries of Five la RepaibIiqle VIII ril.i9 ri
,evoity, there is not q retlec'mg man "