The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-12
[From the Louisville Democrat. FROM EUROPE.
,RIyAL or THE CALEDONIA.
ST. JOHSs, Nay 2s, ls49.

ST JoHSs, Nay 25, lS49
 rL steauer Caledonia arrived at Halifax last
 ., ,t baif. past seveh o'clock. The express left s,t.,rht, and arrived in this city at ten this morn She brings 50O00 pounds sterling in specie. Ts,,y passengers stopped at Halifax. She was 10 t.ys left for Boston at nine o'clock
 Ina bill for ihe modification of the navigation ,. wa. carried in the House of Lords by ma s,v of ten in favor of the ministry. This result
 s ciyen the whig ministry new tenure ot offlce. " ,sa House, the parliamentary oath bill, having t, ,. object the removal of the Jewish disabilities, 5.. been read the second time by larger majority than before. L. nl,n for the better government of the colonies; ts also moved that committee be appointed 10 es,tain the amount of debt due by foreign govern meats to British subjects
 A,cumeut on list of errors, in the case of Me u,nns WAS read before Lords and without hear ma the counsel for the crown, the law Lords and I,dces. unanimously decided that errors assigned Iy nlaintiffs could not be maintained
 Indrment of Queens Court of Ireland stands affirmed for transportion, probably the lst of Juno.
 IL is rumorcd that the prosecution of Dnfie has been abandoned
 Germany and te respective provinces has reached it's highest pitch.
 In Saxony there has already been . conflict be- ,ueeu the troops and the people, attended with creat loss of life, which resulted in favor of the sseople. The railways were displaced to proven, inc arrival of ftroops from Berlin A sufficient Rus sian cree. however, arrived 10 produce momentary ,r,unuity The fight was renewed next day, and inc coanonading continued till night On the 7th inc battIe was revived and at o'clock In the morn- inc n deadly warfare was going on in the streets.
 Al the latest advices, intelligence from Dresden ,o the sth says that hostlities ragged between the royallsts and the people, which lasted for some lime without any immediate prospect of termina- uoa. For the members of the provisional a reward has been offered.
 Al Ieipsic a disturbance had broke out between the military and people, After a short struggle the people were overpowered.
 Accounts from Berlin state that an insarrectiou had broken out at Breslau on the 6th. The troop, and people were fighting in the streets. Itwas ru. ,nored that an instruction had broken out at Col. bentz While these convulsions are occurring the Austrian government is in danger of dissolution bs the continued success of the hungarians, and th, possession of Grun Roab aud Ryrarawa. The Rus ssns in the meantime, are advancing in larg, bodies, and have again been victorious. The Hun garian account represents the Hungarian excite ment at the highest pitch, and it will take nor, Russians aud Austrians combined to quell them Eodeavors making to create a revolution il Gaiacia. Iu fact, from Posen to Perth the who'll country is involved, on the brink of hostilties England and France disapproved of Russia's inter fcring with Austria and Hungary.
 The French have been checked in their marcl towards Rome. by the Republicans, with the loss o Capt. Audnot, ls0 killed and 400 wou nded.
 The Danish war continues.
 The quarrel between Napoleon and his cousin i prowinC faFceF.