The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-09-02
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EU-
ROPE.

Liverpool dates TO Aug H.
smith OBron's movement IN Ireland has
been completely crushed, aud he and other
leaders are prisoners, charged with high trea-
son.
O'}rion wns arrested ut the Railway Stu
ton Of Shurlcs, in Tippcrary, just after taxi
mo n ticket for Limerick. He was rccogniz-
cd hya person connected with the Railway.
There was no attempt NJ rescue, aud no mp
parrnt excitement in his favor. Indeed it is
evident that the Irish people were not with
him in the movement, and that his ndherents
were either always few, or had deserted him
as soon as they saw whittier he would lead
aacm. lie was Immediately taken 10 Dub
lin.
Among the political prisoners are three
from the Uuited States, --Jumes Bergen (of
, The Shakespeare Hotel, aud DIR. McCanon Of
New York, and Mr.. Nolan.
MeHgler has not been arrested, and sever
nj others named in tho proclamations are
still at large. 1t is said that large number
of tho club leaders have taken their depar-
lure from Cork for the United States.
The Lord Lieutenant has issued further
caution, to the effect that the pcnnl.y of trea-
son will equally attach to all masters Of emf
grant ships packets, and sea going vessels,
should they be concerned in iavoring the cs.
cape Of any oi'the persons named in the proc
lulnatiOus or others whom obey shall know
to have been engaged IN reasonable pgHcti-
ceS.
There has been no boodshed since The al.
iairwilh the police mentioned in our last.
1t is stated that the principal persons in
VOWED in the instruction who are still At
large have offered TO surrender if their lives
can lbs spared, but that Government refuses
10 make any terms. Ills added that the pur-
suit is too close 10 be long cvaded.
INDnP'pA MI, LrpTNNJ yu,AJN
Tho adyccs which reached London at
moon today (l2tII) state that all doubts AS to
the fall of Milan is ut an end The Swiss
papers give the following particulars:
1t appears that Milan was, on the 9th inst,
still occupied 10y &. Albert with portion of
his army; but in the course OF the previous
night the king, finding that il would he ni-
possible to defend the city against RrdetZ-
kyS army, sent TWO Of his Generals 10 the
Austrian camp to make proposals for ca
piiuIation, and, after IL short discussion, the
following Terms were agreed to by both
sides:
suspension Of hostiiies, tie retreat of
the Piedmontese army to Jossimo tie surrcn-
der Of The city 70 Radeizky in f0rty-cight
hours, and the security to the lives and prop
erly Of the Inhabitants. The effect OF this
capitulatinn is, that within f0rty-eight hours
ITS being signed, the army Of the King Of
Sardinawil have entirely vnculed Lomhardy,
and The whole province will be in tie hands
of lie Austriaus.
It is said that Gen. MuzXiui sill keeps the
field uear Mona, north OF Milan, with $4,000
men and that Gems Griffin and Perron, al
The head of 10000 men. are isolated at Bres-
cla, where, 1t is asserted, they will probably
ne obliged to surrender as prisoners Of war.
This defeat of the Piedmoutese army is prob
ably the most rapid aud complete ON record.
Ten days aga Charles Albert WAS hesiegiug
Nlanua and Verona, and now lie does not
command man in Lomhardy.
II Is said that Marshal Radcisky has at his
disposal total force of 100000 men, three
quarters Of which net against Milan and the
reminder attack the line of the Pc.
LoNDoN, Aug. 2.-phe letters and udyi-
ccs which have come to hand this morning
state that the prince, us Lieut.. General of the
King, has assumed The command the army
on the right side Of the Pc.
committee Of public safety has been
Eanied, and it was decided to mobilize the
National Guard
The widows and children ofulI who were
wounded or killed, were TO be adopted by the
State.
a letter from Paris states that
The Ausrians entered Ferrara Oh the I4tl
OF July, to the number of 5000, and occupied
she principal posts of the town, and levied Il
war contribution on the inhabitants The
Pope protested against the occupation, and
'ihe Chamber of Deputies unanimously voted
The project of league ofaI the States of
Italy against Austria.
An edict Of the Pope had been torn by the
popuace.
The Austrians had crossed the Pc into the
Papa States, Marshal Wender commanding
" The Rev. Mr. Lamb, of Palmer Depo,
(Mass) who was chaplain in the army for sA
years and in daily intercourse with Genera
4ay'or' declares that "nOHting could be mort
unjust and untrue than the assertion INIT Ceg
Taylor IS a protane ma,,-t is FALSE Al,
"TOGEIHER = and that che is the decided
friend ofchristian institutions"
REMEDY FOR DYSENTERY.