The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16
sENERAt. SUMMARY.


Father Mathew sailed in tie Aslburou on
ihr 2Gli idl,
There have hdan no further discussions ol
/ Canadian Eilaifs 40 Parliament uud u ID
duuhlId ifHuy viii viii iHka place, 80 The
| Impression sdrms generally a. prevail thai
Cauadn, having q hru constitutional fnrlia'
mrui, lhu Canadians nfn quite capable pi set
/ ling lheif own uilniH, There dpes not np-
pear so bn any reHsau 80 doubt hgl that tie
l.ra!l!sh government 81 % siriaiWevrry net 81
L0rd LlPlu's administration,
lu tho House of i.plds, 90 Monday Lord
Stanley made 90 elaborate speech ~ oppnHi-
llnn 10 llie iii for the repeal uilhe huYlgH-
ton Laws, aud several amendments Hufu
offered which wera rejected by decisive ma
lnlillrr, Tie final yutr in t0muiillep Of Miu,
iaIry ,iucreHsed their Into majority oflO TO ~.
Another pistol hud been bred ~ Qusun
Victoria, without, howcSer, any Injurious
consequence, The criminal in tlie present
.sssg4.I,ss, - s''t..d lT-lii,'s, is41ar aA-tls
pistol contained only powder, HerfuH a. have
had ~ other Object ~ ,irW lhun 10 Obtain
unluricty
Poincnl affairs on tho continent exhibit
Improvement Indeed iie danger and i'fob,
oblIy Ola general European war brpeurs 10
be- nor" imminent nov Than nc any previous
llnlo during lio pest ScHr
Recent elections IN Frame hnye resulted
iu fuyur Of tie ForBlIsts aud Red Rrpuhl'-
cans Ia inr greater rNlrul than wn' uultct-
pnlrd. They vail muster about DO sto.g
against twice The uun,l'st who though cUul-
posed Of parties hud SECTIONS ct parties euiur-
usonug opinions She y0ry opposite OF each
Gthcr, urr considered Il iunda ct order,
lu ihu French Assembly, thu affairs Of
Rome aud Hungary hriuE under conhtderu'
ton, "a debate afosr which N dc-ctbcd uH
HE most exciting and yiulrut which Inns ever
been wilur,srd, Propositions Tor nu ilHnie-
ditlc declaration ui war ug.uusi Auslril and
kuFsiu were urged hy several speakers which
were subsequently modified hy Tie adoption
Ola resolution ptopusrd 10y Cen C.huigunc,
recommending Goycrrmcuti Ia adopt currEoi-
ic measures ~ protect the internal aud oNlrr.
mt TtrrrCstE OF rhr kUTuhir, iihs tUFUiu-
ton, though Violently opposed by the Miu.
iNlry,wns carried 10y q majority Df 100 Ia u l.
Nothing has been arranged m relrrrurGio
lhc change Of ministry, hut II was supposed
thai Immediately after the rrw Assembly
came together. Mnrcschnl VI, Bnyrnud would
be called upon iu form n hcw cabinet,
The war hstW e-rthr Dane. aud rrussians
willout ary decisive result, or
prospect of an early issue.
w the Roman States ihoro Inns bruu uu
material change since tho date of previous
NIN ICES Nflifl llf ' tfflAN lAN Wv tNfN'
pollAu- have hH yet entered Rouc, and the
Republican Government II nuihmnliuR is
ground NJ every poiut uFuiusi the ruu,hncd
fnrcrs ur imncc, Naples aud Spniu.
H. Germany iusuttccllon 90 thc ptobalnl-
ny of n. Uud'CnnmulIous, exist c,cfyWhcrc.
The lmugurious IN their unequal contest
with Austria pud Ru--ia, exhibit 40 want ut
courage, and nfc evidently preparing Tor n
desperate struggle. II Is reported tl,nt they
n, .c gained some advantages over the Aus
trims ouG Russians
The Emperor Of ltusr.n has recognized tie
French Republic, aud has simultaneously ~
sued q Manifesto, announcing hs deter ,
limitations 10 Interfere ga the Austrian Hnd I
quarrel, IA which he speaks oithe I
mission If his Gnd.prcscrvcd nation, and I'M
the unmc ct the Almighty leader ~ battles,
aud Lord of victories, commands lis armies I
to move .torwuid Tor the extinction Of rehcl. 1
hot. md destruction of Rudncious aud evil
,uttntinurd men.
The Emperor Of Austria has gone to meet |
The Car ct RUSSIA AZ Warsaw.
FRANCE.
In the Assenb, on the ODD the affairs Of I
ltnly being under consideration, NJ. Saraug
said in regard To tire Russinn Intervention. /.
lhnl every one knew toe ambition Of tie Cab |.
met ofSi. Peterborough rs well ~ the spirit /.
which guides it. This Intervention 5Nyas n .
blow to European principles. aud chiefly To
those tthatW present regulate France, It Is 7
sufficient, iR Gtdrr TO know The C2nr's iu;cn. .
lions, 10 rcnd his last manifesto (which was
declaration of war against all democratic m.
tcrosts
II to Tint document were ioiuod the decla. /
raton ufihe King Of Prussia To his array, no
doubt could ho any longer entertained re-.
st,actt,,y 4, cntnbipufi,Kn al MI
gainst democracy. Il wns impossible Tint /
tho Eruption from Russia of l07 eco men /
shnuld he solely for the sabduiug of Hun /
ghfy -fHEttCsTtIIs uulnhrr, tirrru- WIFE L IT.
serve OF 10000 aa1 nHkingu tutu! of8l5,. I
coo who had been called 10 arms. Hungary !
wus n mere pretext. The coalition Of Kings /
WINS again being formed, md he now wanted .
to know what would be the policy of The .
French Government. o.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs in reply /
said that with regard to Italian affairs the .
Assembly had manifested it's will and dat on
the morrow of its having done so an, agent
had been sent to Italy, bearing detailed ac-
count Of the dcliberaton, aud orders to exc.
cute the wishes of tie Assembly. lie would |
not return To a discussion which had then |
been closed With regard to Hungary, some f.
thing Trad already been said on tho Tribune I
lie had already snid that what took place i'm
Hungary had excited the solictudc of nov. !
ernment, which had written about il to 81. |
Petersburg, London, Vfenna anI Berlin. Il
bud been said that the time for negotiation
was past; but us FOR them tmeaning the gov
ernnhey continue To negotiate.
Nj. Guicham followed The minister, saving,
that France had evidently joined the coa.-
ton of Kings.
M. Jolly said TINT lie preferred war To the
Of France, and with vip,y IN