The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06

-. ADVANCE. Finding his constituents
hP ,',,nly unavoidable, he hHs dissolved II
tlN,,bs,. and requested the' milton 90 &C
s9oss rlrur,er aocifoyen" as tie phrase iriliy
oP.slr Their charter is in fact the sell
wv 1 hroad boltOmed Constitution originally
.unGonnded 10 tbs Assembly, with some O.
Tsuda,ions, mostly insiPni1cnnlilhe most lni-
o,,snf of whirtt H. the omission OF HE pro-
,so which outsled the royal veto ~ Ne ease
'S,ns which had been thrice 'ssenled Ia 10y
bolh chambers. a.,
Tbecounlry islsick of ngitntion, aud will
,.nbobly accept the boon,Ihough not without
.om, ef,lpbIing NJ the mnnner ~ when II
has been bestowed ,,
-,.,,,,pp riots AZ Mense on the ilh inst, The
,a.," l,etne completely IN tile hands of the
',onulace during four or five hours. Great
sycessrs were committed
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
,,n,c,TioS on rnr EMrERoH o. AusTRJ,,
,,r,v,,s 9, -u.A NErnEw. On the n7lh ult.
be President Of the Council presented 10 Ibe
Austrian Diet, assembled in krensor,ihe pro-
oronme of lho new Cabinet This program
me comprises very explicit profession Of
C,it In favor of the CONSTITUTIONAL monarchy
On me IN inst. considerable sensation wUr
n
terof. IN W1lCiT nc transfers ult to-, itg!.t-4L
honors 20 his nephew. This document b
one Of the most slurling and positive proofs
oflbe increasing influence of libnul prluci
llas on the continent. The young Emperor
I. hyombly spoken oGnnd if h6 bN( fnllils ih,
hopes held out IN ljs proclamation on onter
~ Hpan his new duties, the poopl0 of Aus
MA will have experienced happy deliver
nee la getting rid of Ferdinand.
Tho Cholera ~ raging lonriully NJ Preslurg
ITALY.
Rome continued tranquil on the 1il inst o.
he evening ofthnt day, tho dcpu,ntlon sen
by the chambers aud The municipality 10 IN
ule tho Pope 10 return to Rome, lef tia
c,plinl for Gneln. At The sitting ofihG Chnnr
her Of Deputies nm TIM lti, " A..l.iai4i llaY
iuprxpresscd desire 10 resign Tie office cot
6ded To hinl Ivy the pspple and tie Assembly
ttr- iltsgD aacI ectlcnlly coiulnlc'
his resolution, aud urged hiC1 10 conyoke
constituent Assembly, Httfcied hY universe
suffrage, which would bc tho sovereign ludg'
Orlhr question M issue between ilir penpli
mud the Pope. The President nii1rEArd
read n letter FROM NJ. I.uunti, rcslgning I'U
Ministry Of Finance. NJ. Scrciie, Alinisto
-tJus,lcr, had also retired FROM the Cabinet
arl TIE Portfolio of FinanrG Ind deVolvcd OF
N.slcrliui, aud that Of Justice on VI. Mir
urii.
uarslAl Rndelsky has published an order
OF iie day, dated Milan, slh inst nnnounc
ing the ncccssion of the new Emperor ant
chilling on his army To show tie same dovo
'io1 that they have hia,orlo dono Ia support o
the monarchy. :.
Pope Plus N left the Quitinal ON the eve
mug OF the 2itli, Disguised M n servant of
Count Spnlr, the Bavarinn Envoy,who plan
ned his highland mounted upon ,i- carriage
lie rcnchcd Gncln on the 2jth. where hc wa
received hy the King Of Naples in person
After snital" preparations Tic Pupc went I,
Naples, where he rcninins ns guest of III,
Mug.
Before his departure lao lon letter an
nonnclng his departure, dad saying llal all ii
the palaces were ignorant oflis intention.