The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
ARRIVAL or THE CAMBRIA.
7pAy8 LATERFRoMErrorE
INIIANn

Up 10 100 N'VN'H'' wv WV ''''''''
ucnl had gwen no iulinat"u oilIr lmooIionH
rr,pecl,ag lho Guul dirpUsul ofilr Sn'e lri''
ourrs, under sentence 81 death iur hisl' lf'a-
son,
Asnn evidence ~ the extreme desiiluuoh
md misery which exist 10 iceland, u ~ Hh'
trd dot tlipWIcChrd human body having
been rnst ashore, llo corue Wns HriNip
consumed hy dee slatyius inhabitants ~ lhu
yiciuity. A statement g. die cllrci was Wna'
la Parliament, and though Coulrld'rlrd ~
part by Ihu GpkcIumrul ycI lhc trl n Dee
,opd dispute tbul no go previous llnr N"h
rickucr-, Intense mlrcry and starvation hrrn
moro general iltuu u is nnw, THO cholera
frr l,f,,.e,, apt ~ uuA!lu. aud .llll cnhllnuca
~ mynEca iu umuy parls Of ile country
FRANCE,
Tho dissolution ul the French National
Assembly took place Oh tie @hh, nud l"s'
srh over without tumult Tho ncW l'rFiflH-
tive Assembly met iUr tho Transaction ct nus
mess. on The 2rih, and on tl,c lOth was lho
scene uf one Of tho most violent debates lbal
ever occurred IN any dtlhrrnutr body. The
French eNppdiionHry focrs nru still ouchmp'
ed outside of Rumc, NJ. l.ctacps, ihu ou'uyt
.La.inp iullll4 filled lhuA llr tu persuade iho
Romnns 10 adau thc lruuciLollhcr ah ilcuda
OF enemies. Tic utmost dissatisfaction IL
said to- prevail among thc troops, Who OPEN
~ nynW thrir sympathy tor lhc Roman TO-
public. WhlI negotiations nro gong Tor
.,brd ~ Rumr, ten. Oudi = '"-'i'aui " ill'
malaria threatening ms army, far RON
plcn,anl, Every day liiruirlics him with fresh
l,raai. al ihn pfccnriuus nature ct hls coln'
mand, II not oi lhu moral cCuuinty iiiH' the
troops will refuse II called upon 10 enter tho
city by storm. The Nonpullans iEAing been
/ beaten have wiihdmwu within thclf own icr-
ritorirr, and with Austria seem inclined To-
/ let The French have the quarrel all 10 'hch-
selves.
Upon n close analysis of thc result &c the
/ late election, It appears that there Wc about
90 or NJ most 40 ultra democratic mem
lsers, which u tnWrilung more ihnu d"uui"
the number TINT ihry we're cN'eci'h in elect
mud viii give thrin ynstly frrn'r' ihil"'ncr
IN the pfcsum than ihcy postrtryd ~ TIE ola
assembly. There are rt-,ug ut 800 members
elected H., tho various other parties, hni ihcy
nro 80 eplil M aud divided uI sentiment,
thnt If ia considered duuhilid about their be-
mr able To unto upon loudug questions Ut
public policy. Personal Disputes among 'ur
leading numbers oltlc several WUlrs'N ouII
Seem To- pi,r slu u promise That The Ff'r"'u'
will hr uNu Ia SELECT u.Wlultlty H'iuuf e.
nnugh to carry on tbu Governments MuU '"HN
,lrgrro nf hrupur-s 30 much ~ ho dchI'd'
MnrsInl Rugraud r. 't1 spohcu. Of, os UuaI
cor,niu To hr placed ~ the head OF the uin-
islTy.
4 motion on the las, day Of late assembly,
for IA general nuuctly, was lost Icy - ~ "a
ttIoirEr at str. The l-sI act as he assembly
WAS 10 la.s vote uf llnuks To the army aud
10 the national guard which concludes 10y
prorlainng that citiIru soldiers uud soldier
ctiycus have deserved we'll oi the irpuluc,
Tho unw Legislative Assembly WAS turwal-
~ opcucd on Monday. ln tie ohrly IWil ~
ii the sitting everything was perfectly tranquil,
. and there were no troops IN abundance, be-
, yond tho usual guard. lricr IN the day
however, Immense bodies of drnrdeiy poo
: pie collected nround,,hc chamber oud Tie
fear of an invasion 10y the mob was 80 gfohl,
MINT the trunuS, prrViuusly Instructed, were
ordered 20 ndynrce aud. Coar the adjoining
| streets. No serious Ruoupt was male Ia
resist the troops, aud but four arrests were
\ made.
, The result Of the elections in Algc,ia, iu'
44..4l. -Grn- n4cnlhers are returned, places VI
, Emile Girurdin first on the list. ana llcnH
D'Orlcnus. tho due d'Aumnlr, second. The
/ votes given to the due d Aumue were doclai'
ed unconstitutional in some of tho electoral
sections but not IN others. Unless Tho do
.rrrr of l,attishtHept - -AhrngAleG. .lhc Duke
/ will be unable to siG II lac II prevented from
-I SUING, ne UtfulHtf w Nll'NFh I'il'''N H'"'
!, tyr. IL remains tn he seen what The LegiSln'
A tive Assembly will do.
On Wednesday, II bitter conllii took place
= in the Assembly, growing out of the rcmovo
r ortho Colonel, WHO had beGn during the bes
, sion intrusIed wiihlh immediate comtnaut
i ofthc troops for the protection ofthr cham
. her. The correspondent. of the Lohdo'
! Times, in describing The proceedings uiUdet
r to, snys:-"The latter days of the CunsIitucn
l. 1 Assembly presented many sccnrs5such Hs II
mercy one wouht wish TO -fraw veil Owe
:, forever; but never, even in the hours whcl
: its end was approaching and Paris depends,
on the protection of 100000 bHyonGts, Hat
nuhc tranquility wRs NJ tho caprlcious mcr
=, cy ofthc Assembly lns the air il shaken Il!
/. the thunder storm, in mono uf those uuquie
- moments WIS there " Sr-ttr ut rtc4t ri,trt+e-
=, Witnessed as ia the Legislative chamber Yes
:, tcrdny. The 18th of May WIS 10 hHvG lac
e, comea now err, aud it, was fondly holicyc,
- TINT ilr the electoral urus which received ia
90 votes of the millions of free citizens; 1veFe-0l
" so 10 lie buried forever, JhG evil passions Ell
= renderrd during the stormy cNciicmonts ol
-. the legislature which gave to rcgenCrnto
:! France it's now constitution. But if ioN
=, more scenes smilar to tfIEt which ocrutte
- Yesterday, ngnin take plGcc, even the mos
= credulous must abandon tho hope of eve
, seeing sound constitutional liberty prevails
a France Nothing has ever taken place IN til
IL late Assembly comparable 10 what TOOK pluc
o. yesterday"
Ia HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
n. From Austria aud Hungary ., litllc is pos
n lIiyaiv known beyond the fact that vast ariue