Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-31

Hcdns, and lis reported entrance into Rome
Continued success of The Hung1ridns - En-
gland and France opposing The Intervention Of
Russta in behalf Of AUSTRIA = Fearful Outbreaks
IN Germany, and destruction Of lie Defeat Of
The Danes, &c.
ST.. Jouv, N. D., May 25th,
| o'clock.
The steamer Caledonia, Capt Leach, arrived
at Halifax at o'clock last evening, bringing
one week later adyices from all parts of Europe.
The Ccmmercial news presents NJ new iea-
ture. The money market continues easy ; but,
in consequence Of the threatening aspect of af-
fairs in France and Italy, the public securities
have been depressed The bill for the nullifica-
lion Of the Navigation Laws has been carried in
the House OF Lords, by u majority OF 10 IN favor
of The Ministry. These laws may now be vr.
lually considered as repealed. The result has
given the Wing Ministry new tenure of office.
In the House, the Parliamentary Oath Bill, hav-
ing for It's object the removal OF The Je wish dis
abilities, has been read second time, by lar
ger majority than before. Mr.. Pocbuck is about
TO bring before Parliament his plan for the bet
ter government OF the colonies, and also 10 move
for committee to ascertiin the amount of debt
due from foreign governments to British sub
lects
THE CONTINENT.
The whole of Continental Europe seems rea-
ny W uNISl lUlb OUt RcutIul buuhhBldNiOH. ue
quarrel between the plrIIaments throughout all
the various divisions Of Germany, and their re-
spectve princes, has reached the highest pitch,
and in Saxony irightful conflict has already
taken place. AT Dresden the people or rather
the Red Republican party, fought with the troops
during seven hours on the 5tI inst, and great
loss OF life occurred. The railroads were dis
placed in order to prevent troops FROM Berlin
from arriving, but sufficient fUrce OF Prusslans
having come up OPPORTUNITY, momentary tran
guilty was secured by sheer military force. The
fight however, was renewed on the 9th, and
frlghlful cononading lasted all day until night
separated the combatants. On the 9TH the bat
tic was again renewed at o'clock in the morn
ins, and The most deadly warfare was going on
in the streets by the latest advccs up TO u o'clock
of that day. Intelligence from Dresden to the
9Th states that hosllIites still ragged between the
Royallsts and the insurgents, to the dlsadvan-
tage Of the latter, without any Immediate pros
pect Of their termination.
The members of the Provincial Government
had been oullawed and rewards offered for their
apprehension. Al Leipsic also, disturbances had
broken out. After short struggle between the
military and The populace, they were suppressed,
and several OF the rioters were Killed. Accounts
from Berlin OF the Sth, state that an Instruction
had broken out at Bresau on the 6h aud on the
the clly. 1t was also rumoTed that an insurrec-
ton had broken out at Cobleniz. While these
commissions are taking place, the Austrian En-
plre is IN actual danger Of dissolution by the con-
unued success OF the Hungarans. They are IN
possession Of Gran and Raab, and Turnau is in
their possession. In the mean time, Russia Is
advancing large body Of troops against the VIC
torous llungarians but all accounts concur in
representing the excitement of the Hungarians
as raised to the highest pitch, and that some
thing more than the united forces Of Russia and
Austria VIII be- required to qucll this national in-
surrecllon. Active endeavors are being made
to create revolution in Gulca, and in fact,
from Posen to Peslh, the whole country is invol-
we'd in or on the brink Of actual hostilities
The important fact is stated IN the London pa
pers OF the llth, that joint nute the production
oi The Courts OF Great Britain and France, has
been addressed to the Cabinet Of ST. Petersburg,
inlmating their disapproval OF the intervention
oil Russia IN the Austro-liungarIan dispute and
insisting that such interference be withdrawn.
In Italy, the advance of the French expedl.
ton towards Rome, has been checked by the re-
slstance OF the Republicans Of the Roman states
In two encounters, the French were driven back
with great loss, and Captain Oudlnot, relative
OF the Generals, was taken prisoner. General
Oudlnot, uuprepared for such reception, has
withdrawn his troops four leagues from the city,
and there awaits tor relniorcemen.s and further
instructions from his government The French
had leO killed, and AGO wounded.
The Danish war still continued, but it is con-
Quoted on both sides IN feeble and angulshing
manner. On the 9Th inst, an engagement took
place. in which the Danes were defeated. The
loss OF either is not stated.
FRANCE AND ITALY.
From Paris, the report is still repeated that the
l,,,u Ina. md N,n,,la,p
Is complete. A fierce quarrel, 1t is said, RACES
between them, which Is tomened by the nven-
tive faculties of their enemies. More important
results, however, than personal quarres, Increase
the dangers which surround the President. In
creasing discomfort prevails among large bodies
OF the army, The privates and officers Ut which
seem to have been greatly wrought upon by The
Socialists. A serious riot has taken place III the
barracks of the 9TH Light Infantry, stationed at
the Hotel des lnvalides. A Sergeant Majo
Boychol, having had his name placed amongst
the list Of Socialist candidates for the Assembly,
was arrested. The men insisted upon his re-
lease. A riot OF serious character ensued.-
The officers were discharged and deiied, ana at
length Buychot was sent off to Vncennes, but
not without great difficulty. The Regiment has
been sent away from Parls but the same inSub-
ordination prevails in many regiments, as the So
cldlists, by the most unceaslng efforts, continue
to seduce the soldiers from their duty. But the
check which the French troops have met in the
Papal states has moved all France to the centre,
and touched The people upon their lenderest point,
the glory of France.
ONE DAY LATER.
The New York papers contain their usual one
day later news from Europe by telegraph.
PARIS, May III.
In the Assembly to-day, the minister OF war
contradicted, as upon authority, the statement OF
Ledru Rollin as to the loss the French Expedi-
ton 10 Rome had sustained. Private letters,
however, some of which have been published in
the National, reaffirm the statement of the ex-
lreme severity Of the loss which the Government
wish to conceal.
A revolution has broken out in Ha mover, and
the King had fed. The revolution in Dresden
has been subdued, and the city was quiet.
Advices state the Denmark aud Schleswig
quarrel will shortly be amicably settled.
Letters from Vienna to the 9Th inst. have been
received. By these we are informed that con-
siderable body of Russian troops we're being
poured into Buckowira, District of Gallicia, in
Austria. The Emperor had returned to the Cap
lta, where he was received with every symptom
of popularity and enthusiasm.
Our latest advices from Hungary inform Us
that the Hungarans were forming an i;u.ense
army, say 100000 men and unless Russia brings
lar tOfcp In ald nI Ausirla there {