The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-09-08
Arrival Of the Steamer Caledonia.
? DAYS LArER FROM EUROPE.
Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun. ]



! Photographed fol, the Baltimore Sun
ST.. JoHN's, Aug. 81, 1849.I
The royal mail steamer Caledonia arr
ed at Halifax at one o'clock, P. M, yes
terday.
The steamer Washington arrived q
Southampton on the 18th, from Bremen
on her way to New York. She left Bremen
haven on Saturday, and brings intelligence
OF the actual departure of the Danish block
aiding squadron, and the withdrawal of tn
cruising vessels from off Helegdard, which
have departed for Copenhagen, permittin,
free ingress too and egress from the respec
tive ports; a number of merchant vessels
had entered the Weiser, and commerce
was resuming its wonted activity. y 81
The American frigate St. Lawrence
Capt. Paulding, had left Bremerhaven fol
cruise in the Baltic. H aahs"fo'sa ast
''.,9'.i " ~ ENGLAND. I92 trn y
There is no striking feature in the news
from this portion of Europe The London
Journals, it would seem, find great Difficult.
ty in filling their columns with attractive
matter. 1iIIf lioYe 2
''. f.. +. FRANCE. a7.ea 5l n5.at
The Assembly, after sitting l8 months,
adjourned to the lst October. At the last
sitting but one, application was made to
prosecute two representatives for sedition
and libel. This gave rise to discussion,
during which there was an alteration be-
tween Pierre Bonaparte and an elderly
representative, who received slap in the
face. They were Immediately ordered
into custody, and Bonaparte is to be tried
for the offence. t
President Bonaparte has returned to
Paris from Rouen and Havre, where he
experienced some sickness similar in its
nature to the cholera. @ t
Paris and the surrounding districts have
been relieved from martial law, and tran
guilty is perfectly maintained. 1895 i
The French Government, it is said, has
received information that Austria has ap-
piled to Bavaria for military assistance,
and that the latter was about to send an |
army of $4,000 men to protect the Austrian
capital. 6sa5 !
The troops left at Rome by Gen Oudi-
not have exhibited strong feelings of dis
satisfaction at not being permitted to return
o France. s.I. .uta p., g.. |
-a9 AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
A letter received in Paris from Vienna
'tates that the Austrian Government had
esolved to negotiate with the Hungarians.
The general accounts from Vienna are
VI much interest. The entrance of the
lungarians, from Comorn, into Raab, is
ully confirmed. The accounts only diff.
er as to the duty which was levied in or
ear Raab by the Magyars. aI
The greatest alarm prevailed in Vienna
nd Pressburg, in consequence of the ad-
ance of the Hungarians, whose outposts
'ere reported to have appeared in Weiss
elberg. All the troops that could be
pared from Vienna were Immediately dis
atched by railroad to Pressburg. ID
Many of the soldiers, who were merely
aw recruits, left with great reluctance.
A battle, which continued during the
Sd, 24th and 25th July, took place be-
veen the Russians and Hungarians near
leiskoltz, on the left bank Of Sake. It
eemed that after the battle, Georgey quit
I'd his position and the Russians, good
cal cut up, followed him. ~
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
In Liverpool there is marked improve.
lent in nearly every branch of business.
he produce markets have been more full
, supplied, and as buyers have manifest.
d a greater desire to operate, large "a
lount of business has been done--in some
stances at higher rates