Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13
Telegraph 10 tte Loa Courier.
LATEST FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA
Sr JOINS, MAY IS,

Express lell ul eight anu arrived IN THIS
city at ten this morning, She brings
10000 pounds sterling specie. Forty pas.
sengers stopped at llalilax, She was to
have left for Boston at une o'clock,
The bill for the modification of the
Navigation Laws was carried in the
House OF Lords, by a majority Of ten in
favor Of the ministry This result has
given the whig minister new tenure OF
oiiiee, In the House, ths Parliamentary
Oath Bill having luf It's obieel The re-
moval Of the Jewish disabilities, has been
readlh second time, by lorgeg moqorily
than before,
Mr.. Roebuek is about bringing before
Parliament his plan for the better gov
emmeut Of the colouies-also, moved that
committees he appointed To ascertain tho
amoaul ol debt dao by iossiga govern
menis 10 British subjects.
Ii is rumofed that The prosecution OF
padic bus hgea abandoned,
Tue quarrel beWesn the Parliament
throughout t,efmauy ual las respective
PROVINCES Ia, raurhed Us highest piIch
la Saxouy there In, aI5cajy been Il
conflict between the Troops aud people
attended with gfeat los ol life, which
resulted III livuf oi the people. The
railways were displaced 10 prevent the
fnyaloiroop. ION Brd.a. Asuiheieul
Russian io.ee, however, arrived, TO pro
dure mouruiaIs Tranquility. The ngAi
was renewed acAl DAY, aud the eannuu.
alug continued tlll night Un the 1lh
the battle was revived, aud a, I O'Clock
~ the momng deadly warfare was 3D.
iils au ~ Tie siIgHts.
y lhe IaJs.f adtiEes. intelligence lmu
Dsr.lua IL the slh .ays ILni hu-llilie,
nggI bntWgeulua kuga.I-.s AMI ,lig rea.
pie, winch iast5i .ur ,1ue unc. without
auy immediate prospect q. a termination.
Fog The members @! iau Provisional Il rs.
Wall las He#ua.'Hi=i,
II Laip,.a adIsiuslalec hal hr1ae uW
br.weca lbe military AID Hapis. AH#f
a sha.t sins5.g als lH.ls NssE osgs.
powered.
Accounts nom Bgdln siaso that an ia
suuccgI1u had bfakau on II Bfs.lau oa
the i.h. Tic iaaHs aa5 le9gls wen
uga az in tha s,Has Two Iumanl
thal an m-uecaua laa a.oagu ON ai
CoIlsuE NAIs IHes uau.u.s.l., a.g
occurring, l.ie Au-,aau gutuameni Is n
danger OF dissolution b lie continued
inrre.s OF The ilngnuun-, aud the POS
Session ei tiHun knap aHd i'4uiaea.-
Is#. 4r. q Hs.8-
saHcHe taf1H ai.= aua Haee again
hren sir4uaoa, Tin Hun agau account
represent HE Hungarian eAeitenemsm
ii lha highest piirH. AMI It will take
more Russian, aud AnsiIiaus combined
toquell ihem Eudenvor- Are making 10
create d revelation n t'allacia. lu fact,
iiom lo-eu 10 I'yriii. tAc whole country
., luyuiyuJ %. ou the hnu. oi hu,,iilic,.
England aud France tl>'prwsrd OF ku-.
sa siu.eaeHug aIta Austrian and lllu'
gary.
Tho French had been checked IN their
march towards Eomahy lhc Republican,.
W,th ,la ia.. Cd, yapuu C.ih5, leu
killed and 100 w0audoj.
The Daui,U Mac continues.
The quamcI oeuUreu Napoleon aaa Boz,
COUSIN }, gtoWlug iierrrE
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
PArI-.-1hr CHECK with which the
French tuop, msy mpi iu the pnpal
State. na. moved ,hc Government to Il,
,cuttr aaI touched uie People upon their
triderr,, pont Tue fnuch Geucm.
marched on the 2lJhol AprIi from CcrlIa
Neccla lof RoAe, during hi- march hay-
ing met with . more serious opposition
than was anticipated, Doe halted short
distance from ihe city, awaiting the anI'
Nal ui the remainder of Doe uNpeIIiDu.--
Tue Roman Assembly uu tne 10Th ui
April rendered the rnumvia tie safety
OF the Republic, aud urged lhal force
should be employed sufficient to repel the
French Bmucales were erected 10 or.
pose the French
The Central Committee protested
against the entrance %, The French into
Home, aud threatened To blow up the
Furlnal Vatican oi ST. Peters Church
The Frcnchmau replied that his orders
were imperative, aud that he would enter
the city oi Rome lofclbY il necessary
lie entered the city aud was received by
volley Of muskc'ry and missiles of varl.
ous character, rheyihsn releaicl with
loss OF 200 killed and 500 Wounded
The English accounts OF this affair state
that the French did not enter the city but
wore re pulsed from the gates with q loss
OF 600 killed The French prisoners dc.
clared that they had been deceived to enler
the expedition uudrr the assurance aud
belief that they welo going to tight the
Tuscaus. Gen Oudinat was taken pris.
oner, but rescued with difficulty. Upon
the receipt OF this news nj Paris, the Pres.
dent addressed letter to !hc French
General AS follows
.... ELsAu NATIONAL, May s.
Dear Gcaerdi-The telegmphic news
announcing the strong resistance which
You have met under the walls OF Rome,