The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-31

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prirGnfrs will hf clearly established, aId ]
IL supph-rd b. bee llle Intention of Govern
moni,sluLd Uuy ai ihe prisouers be- senlenc
cd 10 lfpusiNyrhilon,lp seid lheurip lAr Mar
70 quefes Iblnuds, The trials commenced ul
d, lle 2lh instant, when flie colH Wns cGnsli
y luied, hHd sunll was ilie Interest excited, iln
,eyen Reporters from uielln,isd States attend
= rd, 90 take uates. Ills celebrated fdprg d
pHe 81 iiie witnesses, 80 Hlss l.aHmsiiHs, Ara
go, hurHri. md HiI0ul lWh hundred 0lhera
Il u lbuuEfi 'tiHf ihe trlai VIII eilrll s0tu'
y curious lHris relating a. The Provisional CIV
/, ernHnui Of hsl year An interesting frhni,
7 took place la llin Assembly on The sf viii
reference a. the attitude "a bu imen b,
> France ~ relation a. Rome md TUSCANY
nnd which - Tho cause Of much nneRshefi
NJ present, in'Wiii0h NM, Lnmauiue, Drou1l
p brlhuys, ledru k0lliu, Gun, CaY--Iguae, and
u,err, Took part, II ~ nsGuriuiuGd ilnl tlH
French t,uyrftiHrhi have resolved 20 with
draw tho roops from the lalaud Of 'Tahni,
The marriage ofGeu. CayaignnG with Mad
eUte Ba,i,lis, ,siia,g OF tie i,,FtHef liseeivef
Ganeral and Bunker of ulat npaie, ~ talked
Of iH The fashionable crclgH at Paris, Mad
ans baudin possesses q prlvHle iorlnue,
which IL esl,msled ~ llifee million i'alcs,
THE CONTINENT,
The Continental news VIII be- feHd wiih
moro than OniiuHry Interest, aud N iu fact Of
/ lho highest importance, Perhaps tho most
slgiking lfulufr Il the march of The Imperial
GuNri 81 Russia from ~ Petersburg. These
HrH, UuHirriHF fittytwu tiIuuEHUd sruUg
have not quiisd lle capital since ls3l,-
They have proceeded through Min1 10 lhe
lfouiirr, mud will no doubt lake such posi-
iion M Ia he able TO keep Ia check Tie ,ilsnl,
lHoled eH tho PrussiaH iranlipr, support lie
lnpcrHliss IA tho Hungarian struggle, HEd
assume such 0u'altillilo sl.all l'lainly ihdi-
rate the intention of tie GZBr 10 control, hs
much NJ possible. amy Disposition 10 revive
Tho scenes which "a tUhHVply ACQUIRED dur
Ing the lust year 4 Russian note has ap-
peared, Ia which The Gar declares his feso,
luton Ofadhcrlng Ia tho iroulir- of ls'15, aud
any utieppl 90 lnlringo them, ho will deem a
cdsin beih Tho entrance OF 10000 TROOPS
into Ausirin 1rnnsylvRuiu, ouly eyitlenre-
The disposition Of The Cznr, who ngshredly
Wll not consent 10 any change IN the terrific
rial divisions of llnlJ, unless with the entire
consent of Austria, The nruislicr az Mnlmo
viii rrnsr Hficr tie Goth Of Alnrrh, aud ihe
King of Prussia declares lhnl he will no lon.
ger bc,bonud by IT,
The Danes are ready a. resume hosliltiop
aud hro' concentrating large forces nt Hold,
mig Il ~ very doubtful. however whether
The belllgcrents will ngalg come Ia bluwr,-
We eauuBt doubt bH that the DANISH right
TO iLc Duchios viii bo iuiinipincd 10, iolau,.
Russia has refused to admit the Schleswig~
llolslein vosseIs into her ports, unless under
The Danish flag.
The tGSTfinn war in Hungary las proceed. /
ed with variable success. la the South VI
i'n"sary, the German "c"ululion fc.....;.,,;,s. .
lno insurgents carrying destruction in every
quarter called on the Russians, who NOW oc.
cupy kroustadt Hmf llernnustnlit. Several
Sotious lmltlra have taken plucr-onc In the
ucighborlIood Of Erlnu, lnring Two days,
with considerable slaughter; aud the lnprti-l
nlisis seemed 10 have had the advantage
Reports have been circulated, thni, IN Glic
engagement, Bonn had both his legs shot oil,
hut iho last report ~, ,hnt lac had len Tran.
sylynnia for Hungary, az the lusurgcn, troops
amount to 10000 men split mp into many
uivisiuns. II ~ h,ilirni Ia ascertain tie t'-'
lihl progress Of the war the termination Of
which seemed htill 10 be very remote
Whilst Ausiru is pushing on the war ~ Hun
gary. slie is not uumiudml Of liullan affairs.
She Inns marched body of troops into Fer
rnru, aud levied upon the citizens 100000
scuoI, which she handed over to the Pope.
The revolution of Tuscany s complete
Tile republic tNs tCgn proclaimed va Log.
liorn md Flornnce, aud central Iniinn re-
public has lccn formed, IN union with the
Romans. The grand duke las protested n
gninst thus rcvoluiion,nnd has enlrcu,cd all
the powers of Europe To refuse ~ recognize
the nav authorities which hc declares TO lac
n violation Of the constitution agreed To hy
all parties last year, committed hy inctious
minority.
The Prince of Cunino las been elected
Vice President of the Republic ofRomc.
The Pope, nlier haltng between HhdicNii9n
and soliciting foreign intervention, hns now,
l.
It Ia coufdenlinlly stated that Spain is about
to send division Of 10000 men To mid in re.
storing his holiness. The latest intelligence
from Italy states Tint the Roman ministry
lind communicated to tho Assembly, That =
JOINT Intervention OF Austria, Spain, and IA.
plies il announced France had not decided
whit pnri tn take.
Piedmont wns resolved 10 intervene in Tus.
cany to hinder civil war, aud oppose the
Austrian intervention, t,srcrps probable
ihnt Naples or lhG South aud Aus,riu OH the
side of the 20, will oyerrun the Pnpnl stntes
Tut still the question of Constitutional Gov
ernmcr. nj Rome aud FIorauce eau scarcely
he Settled Mt the point ofIhe bayonet. The
] .oln,ions of Sardinia aud Austria ndd further
difficulties to the general confusion which
prevails from the foot oTthe Alps to the Med
iterrnnonu. At Turin all Is IN n distracted
state, whilst Genoa seems ripe for some Re-
publican movement aud altogether the ele-
tments ofdisorder were scarcely ever more
rife in. Italy than ut this moment.
LATER FROM ITALY.
Inter advises from Italy have come to
hand. Ills suited TINT the Pope demands
French, Austrian, Ncnpolilian and Spanish
Intervention on his behalf A battle ia suid
II inve beon fought between tho Romans aud
the Neupolithns. No denils have reached
us, nor is il We, known oil which sda tho yie,
tory Is claimed.