The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10
EUROPE.
The arrival Of The Illbernia brings news
one week later from Europe.
ENGLAND

one week later from Europe.
ENGLAND.
ln the wheat, ehrn aud -four mnrkels,l here
has been no material change, either TO- prices
~ IN tie extent Of Hnlea.
A large and highly respectable meeting,
presided oyer 10y the Lord Mayor. took place
~ Egyptian Hall, London, on the l7Ih ull,
relative 10 tho proposed exhibition of tho IN
duslry Of oil nations IN that city, during lllG
ensuing year The best feeling was evinced
towards tie plan of the projectors, aud IL
WINS proposed 20 raise hy suhscTipiinu the
sum Of 200 To distribute IN premiums.-
Al nations are invited, without DISTINCTION or
preference, md JtIu promoters ut tire ti---iett
feel 40 misgiying Of tho possibility Of raising
100000 or more for the general expenses
of tie exhibition,
TURKEY AND RUSSIA. a.,
There IL 10 later news IN the European
TlWes. the only paper that has come iu hnud
from CuurinnIlnople o. - Petersburg; aud
Of course we have got no solution Of the dl-
Gculiy between the Porte anil tho Autocrat.
The general belief, however, among well ~.
formed circles, is said to be-, fhM RUSSIA will
pocket the Hflroni rather Uinn provoke a
collision with Frnnce aud fuglnnd, There
N q rumor from Paris TINT, ~ consequence
Of tho RELATION IN which LINUS Napoleon
stands with the Cznr, lac would gladly fore.
90 tho support Of tie nation, Ia behalf OF
Turkey.
A correspondent, writing from Belgrade
on the lot inst, sintcF hat the Hungarian ref
ugccs were sllll NJ Wlddon, really To set out
for the destination assigned them. They
were divided into three cnmps--nn Italian, u
Hungarian, aud a Polish one. Ench camp
Is under the order ofu Colonel, aud each
mHu rccclycs daily rnllons, according a. hls
grade like the Brllisl, troops. Prince AlcN-
under, OF Srf,iH,- had behaved very well 10.
wnrds them, allowing them lrco pnssnsr'
through, his territory and provisions, BEN
aud DrWbinsbi, and several other chief, have
not uuly embraced l-lrml-W, bu, entered The
Turkish nrmy,
Tho P"rio "a said to have appointed the l,lr
Of Cnudla IN tie residence for tic refugee
Mneyurs.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
A trrnly between Austria aud prussn wuS
signed NJ Vienna Sept Goth, mud ratified i'y
Prussia on the 10Th ult., which provides that
Austtin aud Prussia should nssutnc the adj
miniHrn'ion Of the Central power oflhc Ger
mnn Confederation, Ia the name of all the
Governments Of the Confederation, until the
LIST of May 1850, unlcsA thi. power cannot
bo transferred to u dcfnitye power before
that period.
Gen llaynau, in his administration Of the
military affairs of Hungary, loses no oppor.
tuniy 10 preserve tic bloody cpitltcJ IifHJ ms
80 universally been applied 60 him. lie has
thus far succeeded in numbering, under lhe
Ruiso Ola Court Martial, l3 Hungarian Gen.
erals, who delivered themselves M Mt. the
clnsc of tile war. mud induced their soldiers
to lay down their arms And TO mike the
trnrcdy disnlny suitnhlr ,lpuouctprnt Cuupt
Bnuhyany, the prime Minister of Hungary,
has been shot under circumstances which
forever will mike the Austrian name synon.
ymous with cruelty, ireOchcry aud dishonor.
To render the last hours Of this brave and
accomplished uohlcmnn ms butter NJ possible.
he was sentenced TO n mnhlhctnr's instead
of soldiers death To nvoid the ignominy
of halter tho wife Of tim patriot had dag
ger conveyed to him in his linen, with which
10 anticipate his doom. Tho Count did not
succeed IN the suicide, but his throat was 30
much injured by the wound hr had inflicted,
that he prevented his murrcrcrs from strnng-
ling him 10y the cord. lie fell pierced to the
heart 10y the BULLETS OF Austrian soldiery. his
Inst words heiug-"my country forever -
Some ladies oftho highest class cndcnvorcd
To dip Jluir hnndkcrchicfs in the blood Of the
fallen patrioI, but were prevented 10y Auslri.
mn bnyonets.
FRANCE.
The deliberations Of The National Assemh-
ly ultpoAI IVIoTTV H.