The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22
Arrival of The llibcrnia,
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,

Tho lIhcrna lc0 Liverpool on the ii
December, The following embraces bll Iho
urwr Of importance,
FRANcE,--Iho perpetual quarrcls Of the
members of the Legislative Assembly, Irrmi,
mating IN more Than huff dozen duup, have
occupied the chief attention of the rnfisnus
during he week. VI, Pierre Bonnlhrlc hn-
: iirtttr,l ~ ruruy m thrru or four Uf Ti,o-o
encounters, None OF ihr contests have rud,
ed fatally, hul lhry have Increased "a ruch u
degree lba'Iho Go,cfo0icHI threaten to rlul,
lhcm Toy very stringent laws.
/ Tie m"du- op"faud uf uud,iih hr CON
siiluuon T. slill the increasing subject Of dis.
cuSriou, II n uuW Hugrcrird To change the
B legislative assembly into constituent body ,
lay the addition of 80 men. aud ,hir nr,t
body he Invested with ;hc power uiftlrclug
Tie Ffrsi'uT, aud ui extending he tuim Of
his office 10 such n period ns mny avoid the
nrccssliy ofhcqucuInWprnl 10 universal sui
rage.
Considerable alarm has prevailed dunug
the week, ~ consequence of thn iurruas,ug
unsatisfactory stats Of the relations between
AusiI'i3, aud psJua.ia,-- Tho ruAululiuu III.
nhyrdly Prussta, IN following up thc long
talked dfH-scul,liug Ola German parliament
which IL fixed Tor the 3l-' Of january ucNi,
~ Erl,rl, hns called forth very scriau- de.
clurHlufy notes from AuArih. Not only H.
the plHcr of meeting objected 10, NJ being
TOO ucnr 10 Ausirm--in lhc centre Of the lrr
scf states Of Germany, which are all subject
10 Prussinn Influence, but Austria oljccis tn
the meeting, fnriug ihat Frussin uul, seeks
her own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT through the iniri.
CUES of Democracy. 10 strongly is the feet.
ing ofAustrn pronounced. that she il said tn
To- have threatened even Hn armed iuicrvru.
ton, II PRUSSIA pcrscvcrcr Ia her policy.
Certain II n thHl two cabinet councils hnvc
been bcll IN London, 10 take The subject in.
To consideration, HDd unless Austria. luwrrr
her tome, the duuprr ola rupiurr VI ld hr
imminent Whilst France would nrVrr per. /
tuil Prussia Ia p"s-rss herself al Bndru Rus. /
sla. on The other h0ud, would be rqnnll, Oh. !
posed Ia any Nccrssiou al! power ou the part .
ILussln. -Mlilch sLE kEEuls- nEXEIlht lrAa la la .
-tend,ly Keeping IN view. Al present, the
exact truth Of The position has not tmnspir.
I'd hui mixed up It will hr with the prnud
question at German unity, IT is replcte with
lnugrr. Thus is going on in The heart Of
irrnnuy.
-Anslun j. Threatened hy lhr picdnontcsc
Win II fresh onlbrcnk, lie PnrlmmcnI NJ Tu-
in showing ne mos, hostile feeling ngninst
heir late couqucrOrs, mud being but too we'll
disposed again to try their fortune by nm np.
zeal to nrns. Tie Picdmontcso chamber
ms been dissolved, aud everything bctokcns
Intestine cqmmorion, If not Il foreign war
With hustr1n.
sstT-ItEs tslilH7 ii'saig'p ;i', his tiiisr.S',s
u PARIS are 40 longer in the usceudnnt, has
rcome alarmed, aud refuses IA return to,
lonc. Gen, Bafnguay d'IilIlirrs has assiiin:
Il his functions IN lieu of Gen. Rostoun, hui I
he policy of the 'kreuch has not advanced
ne step towards the solution ofthiy Roman
tiiculy.
TuRKEY.-From Consrautlnoplc The ncwsl
My confirms the previous pacific course of ,
vents. 1t is confidently stated llat the Br. Il
Sf fret Inns orticrs to Withdraw from tho
aud that il is indeed nv inns
me nj hlaI,a. Nothing further has trn,,s. C
lred respecting the whereabouts Of the Pol +
ia and Hungarian fngtives. The Russinn :,
NJ. a'ituh hus once more been
limited TO M iuterriew with the GRIND Vi "
Ter, and diplomatic relations mny thls bc Il
resumed TO be reDewed between Russia mud g
he Porte.
A letter from Coustnntinupie, dated 7ibI '
ovonber aud published by tie Pains Cu4t. X
stale% thnI the diplomatic rela. Z
ons between the Porte and the representa- y
YES OF Austria and Russia have been resum. q
1. NJ. De Ttotl, the Russian minister, hnv.
x paid n visit TO the minister for foreign af. J.
IRIS on the Sth, aud CunnI Sturmer, the u
uslrinu mternuncjo, having visited him on Ii
u day following. According 10 Tie Con,
letter, they stnted Ia That min-
Ter thai their respective sOvereigus, having T.,
ard the explanations of the ministers at "
o Sultnn. were wiling To resume ncgoiia. -
AVE. TliNse advances on the part oftle II
lssian nnd( Austrian representatives were "
ct with socmlity 10y tie Turkish minister. =,
Istria appeared satisfied with whit Tarkcy ~
d already done, by transporting The Hun 'e