The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21
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By the arrival Of lhe Canada at ilaliiaS
ON Monday Liverpool dates 60 h"plenher
aro received nolow We copy 40 tho news
Of Interests
ENGLAND
IIrr majesty e. slill sgiournIng in the high
lands
The Lord Immigrant Of Ireland hH7 com
menced a tour to tho North, with view OF
a-ccuaiuing the condition of 'he agricultural
aud manufacturing operations l ii'at dizliiah
Graat preparations LaYo becp made for h''
reception 90 Belfast Tho recent government
appointments Of III ENcollcucy have given
great -au-aclTn, anlalPsethor Lord Gar
rnduu upprlr 70 have hrrnmc rather popu-
lar in Irrlanl The repeal agitation has been
amin rc,i,ul ly OConucll, bat the attempt
prove almost an abortion, The lirh Tenant
Lr,ruo. fpr the enforcement of Tenant rights
g. beginning a. attract considerable attention
IA Iou, England and ireland, and all parties
arr fully Impressed wid, the necessity Of place
ing thc law Of luudloul and tonaat on more
rmwiWhc footing than IL has been.
en- WrdHr~ri7y lH-i rhe butcher li4}uau
received slight indication Of the regard
which tlo'Engli-lrpcoplc entertain for him
He arrived az London on Monday, and on
Wrinelpy, having previously received q
lettcr characterization from Baron l,olhschild,
n which thy Baron ~ ICES llayHap III. parc-
ular friend h., went io witt he brewery Of
! Mrar barclay, prrkiu. a Co. llayuap wa.
accompanied rs tiT Hitg-cuNp aud inici
prcltr. ArcurjmF to lhr regular practice
|ofyiitor., they were rrluc.lrl tosiu their
nance ina bool, iu the office, after which
/ they crossed tho yard viii, Que OF thc clcrEr.
/ On inspecting the visitors book. the clcrk
discovered that one Of the visitors $50, no 9th
or than Mar'hal lIaynau, tbo lane command
cr Of ilc Austrian iorcrf dwIus the attack
upon the unfortunate Iuneritn-.
II became known al over the Brewery IN
lees dian two minutes, and before the Gene
raj had crossed the yhrd,poorl5 AN the labor
cr. and drBymcu au out wit, broom, and
dirt; Shouting ont, Down with te Austrian
/ Butcher" and other cpithois Of an, alarming
naiurr, To the mrr--ltal. 7 he u1urghul fiufiug
how nai,cr, stood, aul that hc wn- likely "a
l,.,t ,1rai .i,i,"p Goo, tl,,. -tp,.ls brew
err, Thought prudence tho better part of val
orr. and BEGAN to bData retreat but this wa
mot .o ct-il, donr The attack we gommonc.
cd by dropping truss of tnTupou his head
after which, grain and missiles of every Kind
,,.r. Gr,-,.ly l---,r''st'l- hiir iirr n'rr
ncNt struck hi- hat over HE eyes, ali hustled
him about Ia an directions. Ills clothes wcr,
torn o1 his back,
The marshal. comparisons were treated
ryitr-rrr-rut viufrr~y, -y1rrv
cocdcd ia r,arhing the entrance gate, hui nc
sooner had they made their cNiLthan q crowd
Of coal hcaycrs, who w1itcd upon his High
Uc27, --iz7,i-JTH ',iT ttrv7- -'trr-ss, 7r7lr-A
with cycry available missile, and oven drag
god along rs his moustnchc, which afforded
ample facilities from It's excessive length
Still battling with hi. assailauts, hq ran, in q
frantic manner, along the bank side. until \,
came to the "Gcoroc" public house, where b,
ran up stair, and concealed himself in small
closet
The furious mob ru,hcdkn after him
threatening to edo for''thc Austrian Butcher
but fortunately for him. they did not succcc'
in discovering his rctrcat Ultimately tn,
Police came 60 his r's"uc, aud hc wa, rcmoy
j cl IN police barge 10 the other end Of tn,
icjA. .-.-.-.--....-..
This assault has boon the subject of com
mcui in nearly authc London and proyincio
paulrs. aul whilst thll- uuiinrIulA -a1rpc-n
condcmning the act, still they frankly ADM
that the presence 81 such disrcputablc char
actor in In land was u proyncaiinn great q
nougI to excuse even greater outrage
The cllcct which the death of the cx-Kin,
of the French will have on European polite
has been the theme of much discussion il
D English papers, and it is generally though
{ that the event will have the effect of rousiu
thclatcut ambition of the Prince de JoinvillC
The dispute now pending in the Bourbon
family will it is thought, bc healed, and a u
e nitcd effort made to place him at the head Of
the French republic. -.-.-.
The crops have been nearly all houscd,an
g it is now confidently aysgrtrt that there wi
i bc at least an average crop and much soundc
( ! than NJ ~ anticipated, -
FRANCE.
II 'i'hc President started ON Tuesday on N
j. other provincial Recommending with Cher
y. bourg. He IS met almost every whore wit
mixed cries of Tir, id Rcgubjgocl I'irc
pycsideut and in some instances with lire
Emperor. aud Ijre NupoieoU 2d
II is not true AS stated last week, uiat III
a,
" Louis PhiIippc's death. lie did not hear o
IT the event till after his arrival at Paris, an
u when he did so,hc at once expressed hin-el
y in terms oCdccp regret for the nhliction While
u had fallen upon the House of Orleans lie al.
= expressed his gratitude for thu funeral give
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