The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

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y Iernrl the socialist principles 30 indnst,i,N'N
IS circulated, Al parties seem 10 Le nus a'
clusiyrlY occupied ~ elrclloneerina di6..,
eu' natters
! Ia postscript Of the European Time.
Is stated, under dnle Of Paris, THURSDAY -. v
ming, TINT Government IN stated 60 me w
ceyed oiiicinl notice lhht lie KIM M p.4.
sin Inns acc0Wed tho imperial crown of a.,
many. The official notification of Inc AN
/ of Tho Bishop of Orleans, L'kbbs FayoI wy
The cholera us We'll M Iwo'o other member "
1 the Assembly, was nIade today.
ITALY.
/ Al the smiling Of the Niagara, II viii Lo..
/ neuberrd Ihnt war was impending IN ~
/ North Of Italy, aud il WIS anticipated , Ia
| eiIhEf lle Auslriaus OF the Pied,non,esa
would Immediately cross lie Tcuo bond
nry
In brief fortnight Charles Alben L..
fought aud Inns been conquered nnd Il no,,
M abdcaled king, and ma exile in Madrid y,
Lisbon. The Auslrnns pissed the Ti,io,
simultaneously with the Pledmonlese. TLS
HlIer, however, speedily fell back. mr.
successive battles ensued. Ia the Two nina,
on Ihu plains Of Verceli, the Austrinns ,yc,,
completely victorious, The last baue an
The 9th uf., lhG ruHin nrnly Offhe Auslrlab.'
some 10000 STRONG, encountered Charles Al
bert NJ Olnngo, near NOvurn. The Piedn,on.
lrse appeared 20 lInvg been 0f ninrp tiBD r.
qnm force. The bnlle wns fought will Tor
riblc olisli6Hcy, aud although we Lehr from
HiaHy quarters that Tho Italians slnlnh ha
contest certnin IL n That Charles Ahert be
hHyeh with the tHosl distinguished bravery
Finding Tie day going against him, lac seems
to hive sought every opportunity IT. tfieet HIN
dcMh OH tbs bnllle' field and Whatever may
hn Tho verdict OF history ~ 10 lis pas, con.
duct, certain II IN TINT nothing EFRccd his pub
lie life 20 much ~ his lasi Uct on quitting H.
The AlIstrinns having completely rOuled ihe
Picdmonirse aud driven them 20 tie noun.
tniuy, Churlrs Alhrrl nlidicnted Ille throne in
liNor of his sou. Victor Emanuel and Gag
ol' truce being seul 10 Austrian camp, Marshal
Rudelsli at once ncceded 10 M nrgllsce.
The new King pledges himself To conclude
Wlrcnly uf pence, 10 dishGnd 10 military con.
pnuies of liuugHrinlls, PulcS, aud Lohlhnd',
who ure Ia receive On amnesty,
The Auslrmus, WHO hold Turin open to
them Iungnnnimously (orehore 10 take nd.
vauInges which might have provoked the sls.
ceplihilly at france.
The Consequences af ibis important hanle
nrc scarcely yet developed Ia tie different
/ pnrs oflnly. Modeun, Tuscany, aud Rome
viii probably change their Views, NOW that
generally believed tint The Pope will bo able
| to return 10 Rome.
The Siclians lo! out tlG FIcLcli aud
/ English Adn,irAls llnvG failed to mike up
/ rntters, mud az Tho last dates were Hbnut 10
depart. Nj. NJ Temple md RcJnevaI who
had gone personally IN company with the
Adnrnls. TO make u lusl oflurl 10 accomplish
coucilintory arrangement. Ind returned TO
Naples on tie 2Sth, their Cilurls lhVlng hecu
altogether iruillrss. Previous Ia this last ei'
/ fort, Tie Adnlirnls had sent stcnmer 20 make
"a c.rcuit of the Island, touching nj nll the
principal ports aud rOndstcnds, To make,
!. known the last offers presented with the
meditation Of France and England, Tie
answer Vns ono unanimous cry Of War!
from the whole population. Tle parliament
at Pulernlo voted unanimously that lhcy
would not condesccnd tn culer into any lli''
tler negotiations, but that on Thursday, "sh
NJ noon, hoslilitics should he RECOMMENDED.
The enthusiasm Of the population NJ Paer'
mo Is described rs exceeding all bounds
The members oriho highest nobrssc, Of
hulh sexes, urG working IN tie trenches
Mast people think The Sicilnns hnvo had
fair terms Offered to thcmnnd eventually hey
must except them.
II IN GARY.
OfIhe Hungarian wnr very lille nlIlhen'
tic is known, except hat II rAgcs iicrrcly
BEN having gained some advantage over
body of Russians, soou found himself over
Whelmed with their numbers, and the Enipe-
ror will gladly seize upon any prelcHl 10 IT.
lerlnrc lilrlLer-ANa sllnll nil he nj all STIR.
tprised Ia hear that The Emperor Of RUSSIA
upon tie solicitation oc tie Auslrmns, brings
down large force 10 crush the IinngarIails'
hrpresent there seems no probable lernnh-
alton of this deudly struggle, carried ON NY
/ both parties in the ruost warliko aud hnloar-
Gus manner.
GERM ANY.
The Frankfort Parliament has (in0lly elect
ed the King Of Prussin, Emperor Of Gerna.
my. mud powerful depuialion has proceeded
10 Berlin, TO. tender tie crown OF Cburtr'
magnc. At first no one believed that tie
King would be 30 mad MS 10 accept the prot
erred honors, hut now il is believed TINT ne
j will, with cerluin conditions, so as 10 AVOID
giving offence TO the other Paiepiaies OF
Germany. Should he do so, it is generally
believed that II VIII most certainly involve
Prussia in war with Austria aud Russia
The latter Power seems now resolved 10 I'"'
4 down The revolutionary spirit III EnropeI
aud only waits the opportunity TO lei sup '"'
dogs of war
DEN NJ ARK AND HOL EN-
Advices from Hnmburg, Of the 81 I, u.s.
state that there is no chance now OF !"o W.
ferences between Schleswig lle'sIeIn ""c
DenmarE>being nmicobly seiHed' an" ,"y
: doubt llaIhosiililies will commence lGu':
! or tomorrow Troops, principally rruS r Var
are passing contirunily.-lo the seat o. SoGs
Tie port Of i<iel is hioukndeds- -lRs[e ...ort
moi appear To-be the tr'tst hope thai a viii
will yield the DuIches, anti ~ Hl Mss I, !,