The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30
LArER FRoM EuRorE.


Great anxiety b. fslt iH regard a. the peace
~ Europe, Austria seems resolved On inter
trringin the case Of lirsse Cassel while i'rus-
ria zrhtaksly protest. against her movements.
The ilhssolg 10 tho --latest upon this point
beHihV0rrespoudeuce oithe GlI annGunr-
~ tha important iart, that a. council held a.
noon ou The same day, The Cabinet decided
on issuing the order it nemuvri when pro-
posed by M Won kadowitz for placing on
war footing the whole NJ The Frussian army
and calling out the Land wrhT The rausr
of thit order b. stated b. be- the fact thht frus-
ia hlz been called ou by Austrian the name
Of the confederation, ~ Withdraw her trnor
frum llesse,
The Austrian army called out a. act o.
qainal Prussia Is said % numher lHO,n0p
m-n- IL h feared that the parties will come
a. an open rupture ADD o general war enauc,
PAPAL Abrams ~ ENGIARp.--lhr re-
cent movement 81 the Pope throws al other
subjects Ia the shade ia England, Murunp-
of thr clergy and laity are b'iug held stimuli
tancausly loo every iiorose boo England and
everywhere a sentiment OF indignation Is rA-
pressed IN terms ~ similar, that an account
al any one uf these meetings might hny Doc
takrn a. an indies ro lhe whole.
The london Advertiser contains the follow
ing statement
The recent Papal alaffWNnTm England
have not only created great alarm ln uie
minds uf the ariatocracy, but that q number
oftitled persons, who have been in the hahir
of attending the principal Fusryite churches
~ the west end have determined 10 absent
thcnsel "ea nun these places in future u ha
struck the parties ~ whom wc refer thar, a.
part from All other combinations, % would
hendrtorth be- disrrspcctiul, 81 not d-luyal %
their Sovereign, a. give the sanction of their
T'r--vr-,- LII
necessarily lead Ia the putcal DENIAL Of the
Queens supremacy. for mo- one nov prctrud4
"a dany that the late audaripus assumption of
IuTTJTlTV III r7rrTITT -rr----s--yY
the prevalence ot ru-cyism Ia the Anglican
,hufch. THOSE cabinet ministers WIN rr'
aid thus "a have abscnted Themselves have q
Iuseyite church,
A lrTtcr has brrn addressed los Lord John
Ru,wii ~ the Bishop of Durham, iu which be-
says
~ agree ssh son in considering the late
aggression 0f The Pop. upon our frotrTtism'
~ insolrnt aud insuiious and ! therefore
feel A. indignant o. you can upon the sub
jcct.
not only promoted 20 the utmost NJ a.,
power tho claims ot the R0mnu Catholic, Co..
an ciyil rights, but Thought 10 dc,irnhlct thar
the ecclesiastical system OF the Roman tafho-
lies should hc the means Of giving instruction
a. the numerous Irish Immigrants ia London
aud elsewhere, who without such help would
have been len IN heather ignorance.
There j. an assumption at power in all the
document. which have come from Rome
prptrnsion Co supremacy over the realm ot
England, aud claim 10 sole aud undivided
sway, which is inconsistent with the Queen .
SUPREMACY, with the rights ot our bishops u Il
clergy, With the spiritual independence Of thu
ngtinn. a. asserted even la Roman Catholic
times.
Icuuicss ,howcvrr,that my alarm Is are not
cqual TIA ms iHriIgHatiuit
NAroLFoN ANp CuANGAnNtEH.--~ some
idea NAV be- formed ct the excitement which
has prevailed in Paris, while the di.puto-
were at their height bctWccu the President
and General Chaumrucr, when We state that
not one OF the Propagation Committee slept
in llis own house, ON Monday night, fearing
that he should be- arrested 10y order Of the
President, Louis NAPOLEON expected 20 be-
seized by Chanrarnicr, whilst Changarnrr
was hourly IN fear that he himself would Dec
put under arrest
II is further stated that though Changani-
er visited Napoleon at the Fly-cc, and shook
hands at parting, they remain mortal enc
mics
Turkish line OF battle ship, wac lInwn
mp a. Constautiudplc on the 2ed, and 1000
ffrldHs tiltcd.