The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-11
FOREIGN NEWS. ARRIVAL or THE CALEDONIA.

ARRIVAL or THE CALEDONIA. BosToN. Nov. 25, ll.2 A. m. The Caiedonia arrived st Boston st ! I o'clock last night. The lnfellegenee by inc Caleaonia Is eempa'a'isely of little interest No event oi spe- clai importance has occurred in aay part of Europe. The aspect of matters in Turkey has nor materially changed In EaglAnd nothing has tfapsPirsd of speelAI interest.
 Engfana. The new Minister 10 the United States, ME. BaI- yer. had sailed from Posssnoath ia a steam sioop of war According to Hunts telegraph, his 6rst business on bis arrival viii be to know what eh- eooragemen if any, The United States gives to the attempted wiildSawai of Canada from British rule. IL is understood thsi he has ii power 10 rrsst getieaiiT all attempts al interference he part oi the Uated States in the affairs oG Niearagna. I, is said that the government has iBtimated the Gov ernor Of Ca0adA that no enercive measures will De adopted 10 prevent annexation to the United States if the popular wiil should be decidedly expressed | in favor Of that measure. The British Parliament was Prorogued until the 18th oE January next. The Queen has issued proclamation for day of gem ersl Thanksgiving on the 18th inst, on account of the abatement oftfe cholera in Great Britain and Ireland. Ireland remains perfectly quiet. T Russia and Turkey. Fuad EHehdi has bee. informed by Coant Nes- seiIode that the Cxar demands that the Hungarian refugees should be located the interior of Canada such part of the British territory as ngaY sffsrd the greatest facilities for keeping thern under sur- reltaHeeif any Ofthe refugees wish to go France 1 or England, they may be permitted SD to do. The CzAF will take no Dotice of their departure, tor whether m France or England, tbere can be no d0nbt but that the refugees sill basy themselves n preparing for new Iesouuons.
 FKance.
 From France nothing is announced of stirring interest.
 Austria.
 In Austria three aeGtlIoda executions have taken place. Hayhaa has pubiished amnesty. The Emperor has decreed that all officers who return to the Austrian standard bsiOfe Nov. 26, lsl9, 10 be restored 10 their ranks; the Jesults last returning to Austria.
 Rome.
 In the Roman States things remain as before. A depuiation has ett for Poruci to request the Pope to reiarn. All the universities n the PaPal States are to remain closed until farther otders. Germany. The relations between the PI ussians and Neufchs- el are in process of adjustment. Neufchatsi returns to the same position which she occupied before he revolution. England has offered her mediation in the matter. Mir Carr has received request from the American residents in Paris, that he would exer, himself in favor of the Hungariau refugees. General summary. The Hungarian exIles Wefe stlii st Widen, their entire number IS stated at about I2o, principally officers.
 Bem denies his final conversion to Isiamism. By Eleeiric TelegIap from PAus Of Friday noThng, intelligence was received that Mir Rives vas received on Thursday, by the President ol the Republic. The President was most gracious, but
 he observed that Iu consequence Of the difficulties that had arisen b-t&een the two governments, he would have been deprived of the honor ot receiving him, II losi cad of being republican Minister, he hsd been a monarchiai Ambassador. The PFeSse coutradIcts the statement thst the French government had despatched courier iron Paris to s. Peersburgh. 10 explain to the Czar that ,he sailing o the French and English fleets towards ,he Dardanelles was the result ct misaHdeIstand- ing.
 l Private letters from Constsniiaople of Oct 26th, announces the arrival of British deet at the mouth Of the Dardeneies The instructions of the English Envoy, oi ihe 2ih Oct. expressed the still greater dsterminstion oi the English government to great material support to the Sultan in case ofemergeGcy. and 10 iorm a defensive alliance with the Pope, la the event ot Russia attempting hostile measures. The French Envoy's instructions were nearly 10 the same effect. but although there an evident de- sire thai France and England should act in concert It was not certain that defensive alliance would be formed with the Sultan. In the event of wal t was understood. however, That France would sup ! port Turkey as long as she acted with prudence The Sniiaa and has Ministers were greatly pleased with the approval of their conduct bv the Lonaon and faris press, and with the support of tue two grea, powers. IL would be impossible for the Em- peror to commence hcstiihes before next May and It was hoped that the dispute. ia the mean tune, would be adjusted.
 The Emperor Of Austria has ordered levy Of i3,OoO men m the Lom bafdo-Vebitian Kingdom | The Cologne C0=ette states that there ate many symptoms winch tend to the suppositon that w ar S,l be renewed with Deamuk A report is already ID circulation that an army of the Empue undeI ten. Pehekar IS m readiness to march, N" communication had been received from the Emperor oi Russia, relative to the letter of the Porte