The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-23
FROM EUROPE.
The Cambria len Liverpool Nov ?, and
reached Halifax the 10th,
ENGLAND.

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reached Halifax the 10th.
ENGLAND.
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Provisions generally dull Beef Nothing
doing, Pork do, but stock low. Bacon In
demand with light stock,
The general news since tho calling of the
Atlantic, POSSESSES but little interest The
Church of England, through her Bishops and
Clergy, seconded hy several of tho LEADING
journals Of the country, is calling for penal
cnactmcnts Ia cNtinguish the new titles as
sumed 10y the Roman Hierarchy A dcputa.
ton of the clergy waited upon the Bishop of
London on Friday, 10 present an address
TrrvTurr -ttts,fii,s,,.-l ,ii44- a. Sian Lallaga,
The dcputauun was cordially received by the
Bishop, who expressed his entire satisfaction
with the nature of the address, and strongly
urged that every Parish should at once pre-
pare and forward an address 20 the throne
At this critical period, the Standard states on
high authority, that hor Majesty was most
anxious 20 receive the addresses at her 1OyaI
people, aud ready 10 second their uncou-
promising determination 20 resist this impu-
dent interference with her authority.
FRANCE.
The appointment Of Gen. Schramm 10 the
ofico.nf Minister N War has not led 10 a bet
ter understanding between the Prince and
Gen. Chanparncr. There have been, in fact,
greater disputes than ever. GcncralsSchramm
and Changarnicr have had a serious quarrel.
The dismissal of Gen. Ncwmayur from his
appointment as second under Changarnier,
and the difficulties arising thcrcfrpm, has led
TO a Cabinet council, at which the decree dis
missing Ncwmaycr was rcconsidered, and n
fresh decree issncd,appointing him to high
or command Of the llth and / 9th military di-
visions, the head quarters of which are at
Nantes. The General having refused to ac-
ccpt the command rendered TO him, he has
had ~ hours granted him for consideration
of the subject Cen haaearnier- strongly
urges him To accept the post.
1t is said that the Turkish government has
demanded the good offices of the British and
French governments, against the mcuacing
demand of the Austrian cabinet.
Numerous arrests have been made OF par
ties concerned in the late discovered conspir-
ecy at Lyons, which IS said 10 huvr- hati -,.S-
tensive ramifcatons.
Late adyiccs from Algicrs state that chole-
ia had, rc-appcared there, aud the deaths in
two days amounted to $50.
IIESSE CASSEL.
The German papers received on Wodnes-
udIi cOhnfin the accounts respecting the
movements of Austrian troops, in support of
the Bavarian force, which is about TO enter
electoral IIcssc, X photographic dJsparCt
from Casscl, 2sth ult., in the Kolncr Zcitunr,
states that in the course of Sunday night ali
the troops at Casscl received orders 10 leave
that city, and that they are marching TO Ha-
zan. They will thus be in position TO ioin
the Bavarians and Austrians rs soon rs they
enter the electorate. A Geographic despatch
of the 29th,fromC asscl states thar an army Of
Bavarian troops was hourly expected To enter
the electorate.
The removal of the State treasury from
Casscl had been determined on, and the
arsenal had been emptied of all the milifar,
stores
The command ofthc Prussisn corps d'ar,ncc
of the Rhine had been given TO the Duke of
Sake Coburg Gotha.
The New York Tribune, speaking of the
foreign intelligence, says:=iitffltt ANss ez...,
Europe wears threatening aspect In France
the attempt Of the President 10 propiriate
Gen. Changarncr is not successful, and there
~ still trouble to pay between the discortlant
ambition of these two aspirants for glory
But 1t is in Germany that things are hottest.
A Frussian army, al wo learned by the last
arrival, has now for somo tmo been in EIcc-
toral llcssc, charged. with the office of keep
lug other armies ont. q Bav9rian army, as