The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-29
Important Items Of Foreign
Intelligence.

INTO lWly Hny not result precisely "a the liz
ing Of tho Pope,--nl least, there are indicn.
tons ofdlAiculIies nhend. The French Gen.
eral, and the President Of France do not mp
pear to hurmonize az all In their opinions
with tho representatives or agents Of the
P6pH,
Priynfe letters from Rome, dated tho 2slh,
state that the decree Of the three Cardinals,
Iinsliiuliug commission To ny persons churg-
ed with political Offences during the reyolu-
honnry period, "chno like clap OF Ihuuhrrn
on GHn, RuslOlnn, the new COMMANDMENT
/ Chief Of the French army, lie at once re-
monslrnicd against tho meusure,nud explain
ed the awkward position IN which such
decree plnced the French, who had proclaim
ed u complete Oblivion Of the t,BF; but tho
: Cardinals refused 10 AnHl ibeir decree.
On Tie snlne day NJ. Edgar NVy received
q letter from the President of the French
Relmilir, dated tho lelb, iu which the con
duct of the representatives Ills Holiness nt
Rome was energolicnlly aud severely coiislir-
ed. My informant states that the President
authorized NJ. Ney TO communicate ia con
tents To lhc Cardinals, mud 10 publish tie let
ter. llo complains Of the obstacles raised by
faction TO prevent the Accomplishment OF
ho'llbernl views Of the Pope aud of France.
lie urges the necessity OF a sPecdy terminn-
lidR ot tie long pending negotiations, and in
sisls on Obtaining for the Romans u general
lHWurHty, the Hrculnr2fIion OF the admins
lrnlion, and the establishment Of the code of
laws given 10 France by Napoleon. lie then
refers To tie triumphal march of the lmperi-
al armies of Ftnnce aud destroying
everywhere abuses mud the ieudnl
syslem.nnd sowing ia their passage the seeds
sl liberty aud lac declares ibRI TfG fibcfHTOrE
Of Rouse viii uoyE be the nucuors of cirrt--
cal or political dospotsm The President
subsequently expresses his nsiorshmrut nj
the silence maintained 10y tho Cardinals Ia
tho proclamation, with regard to the services
rendered to the Pope 10y ihe French nrmy
md observes that, though France does not
cell her services she expects at least ,hnt
they should be becominply acknowledged.
ONE DAY LATER
The New York papers furnish firN items
Of news one day later
PARis, Sept. Z.
The special instructions sent by the French
Government To Gen. Roslolnn, nl Rome, iorm
ilr Chief subject Of conversation. II IL said
That tho publication Of them may be looked
Tor ~ the Monteur on Saturday. They nre
suld Ia cNhih, great irmuess aud spirit on
the part OF The French Government, wlro nre
determined that the College ct Cardinals
shall not ngnn assume the excessive power,
IN secular affairs, lhui they had previously so
much abused.
The Pope it is nid, intends to place him.
SET under the protection Of tho Austrian
flag.
The grand army Of Russia is already NOV.
ing 10y forced marches, from Hungary into
Poland.
orr GOVERNMENT AND HUNGARY. !
The preliminary action of Our Govern.
ment, IN reference to rendering aid to Hun.
Fury IN 1rr struggle Independence
now become public. The following ir from
the London Times.
The Prcsidcn, of the United States was
most anxious to lac the inst to welcome Hon.
gary into the firmly ofindcpcudcnt Nations /
aud to announce ia his message to Congress /
the recognition 10y the American Union of .
the young European Republic" In the :
early part OF tie struggle kussuth had mp
piled To- the Minister of the United Stntcs IN ,
Vienna to mediate between Hungary aud
Austrin, but the intervention of that diplo-
mhiist failed to effect the desired rccnucilin-
ton. Since, the government Of the United
Slntes has cherished lively feeling of YIN
patty for the Hungarian cause; aud the Pres.
fLcai, 80 lar back us JuuG TasT. sCHT u CUUrt-
denIInl agent to Hungary to obtain correct
Information on tho State of tho country, md L
ascertain, ns far NJ possible, the probable re-.
suit ofthc struggle. The genllcmnn charged
with tile important mission NJ, ID. M.--wns
mn amateur tlplotnatsl, residing at tho time
IN Paris, and who wns at the lime in the hnh.
II OF communicating occasionally to the A
merlcan government his imp, essiOi( de rogagc.
NJ ID. NJ, havingSho oslensihle character or
position, was well fitted for mission in the
accomplishment of which the utmost discre.
ilon was strictly euJoincd lie wns, above
all, cautioned not 10 commit his dispatches
to the Post-otlioe, bui to nvail himself Of Il
safe mode of forwarding them; aud with n
view to greater sccresy, the Minister of A.
nerlcn n Nicunn was ordered to plnrc nj his
disposal tue ciphers used by tho Lcgaliou.-
NJ ID. VI, was instructed To mike the best OF
ms way To the sent of the Provisional govern
inehi at Pcsth, or wherever il might be cs-
inbhshed on hiss arrival, aud he WINS furnish.
ed WIN letter of recommendation from Mr.
Clayton, the Foreign Secretary of Stnte. TO
The Minister for Foreign AfIhirs offIunpnrv.
tho latter ofthc oflicial character
Of the bearer, and the object of his mission
Tho confidential agent il question was
moreover, furnished with full powers to con .
clude commercial treaty with Hungary, or
10 enter into any other arrangement ha night
consider necessary or useful to the interests
Of the United States. .
PREsipENr TAYLoR's PRocLAMArtoN A.
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