Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.


n this city at 10 o clock this morning.
The steamer brings $4,000 pounds
sterling in specie, forty through passen.
engers. She was to have left Halifax
for Boston at nine o'clock last evening.
In England, the bill for the modifica.
ton of the navigation laws was car
ried in the House Of Lords by a major.
ity of ten, in favor of the ministry.
This result has given the Wing minis
try new tenure Of office.
In the House of Parliament, the oath
bill having for its object the removal of
the Jewish disabilities, has been read q
second time, 10y much larger majority
than before.
Mr. Roebuck was about bringing be,
fore Parliament his plan for the better
government Of The colonies. 1t has
been also moved, that a committee be
appointed TO ascertain the amount of
the debt due from foreign governments
to the British subjects.
The arguments on the writ Of error,
in the cases of O'Brien and McManus,
have been read before the House Of
Lords. Without hearing the counsel
for the Crown, the law lords and Judges
unanimously directed that the errors
assigned by the plaintiffs could not be
maintained. The argument and judg-
ment of the Queens Court of Ireland,
therefore stands affirmed, and the trans.
portalion would probably be made the
LIST of June. 1t is rumored that the
prosecution Of Dufiie has been abandon,
ed.
The quarrel between the Parliaments
Throughout Germany and the respec.
tive provinces, has reached its highest
pitch.
A conflict has already taken place
in Saxony, and decided in favor of the
people, who fought the regular troops
seven hours, sustaining grea, loss of life
The railways had been displaced to
prevent the arrival Of troops from Ber-
lin. Fortunately, however, previous to
this, sufficient Of Russian force arrived,
who came most opportunely to secure
momentary tranquility. The fight was
renewed on the next day, and the can
nonading kept up until the night Of the
7tb, The battle was again renewed
on the succeeding morning, and dead
ly warfare was going on in the streets
at the latest advices.
Intelligence from Dresden TO the SIh,
says hosliities ragged between the roy.
alists and the people, and were being
continued without any immediate pros.
pect Of termination. A reward had
been offered for the members of the
provincial government.
AT Leipsig disturbance had broken
out between the military and the peo'
pie. A short struggle ensued, when
the people were suppressed.
Accounts from Berlin state that an
had broken out at Cob.
entz, and while these commissions were
occurring, the Austrian Government
was in danger of dissolution by the
continued success of the Iungarians.
Hungarian accounts represent the ex.
element as at its highest pitch, and
that il would take more than Russia
and Austria combined to quell them.
Endeavors are being made to create
A revolution in Galalia. In fact, from
Poesen to Pesth the whole country is
involved or on the brink of hosrilities.
England and France disapprovc Of
Lhe Russian interference with Austria
and Hungary.
The French troops have been stop
ped in their progress towords Rome,
~ the Republicans. with the loss of
Capt. Oudinot, $50 killed and 400
The Danish war continues. The
quarrel between Napoleon and his cous
n grows still more fierce.
COMMERCIAL.
The commercial news presents no
ew features. The money Market
onlinues easy. In consequence of the
threatening aspect Of the affairs of
rance and Italy, public securities are
oppressed.
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