The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-08

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Arrival of the Canada!

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The Canada arrived 90 - O'clock hhn
bnnls no udinl of the Atlantic.
Accounts frau tho manufacturing districts
represent steady but rather Hunted bust
ness
The baltimore ship Fmuronia was wreck
ed oil Holy Head, 0u tho llih ult hrrcar-
poo of tobacco, the Captain, Chief mate, ana
II hands were lost
The English general news Is 81 tihing ~
terest, and lha papers are chiefly hllei win
sperulatlons relative a. tnr exciting nlNfH
likely 90 engage tlir carly attentions o. Ie'-
lament ~ /, confidently asserted that me
Chancellor will have o surplus u 40 lees
than "a n1l, nnl lE tie. t1'--
iatiun y strongly Ia favor of % argu reduction
iu taxation, and amongst the most prominent
articles named for rrdurinu VI tAcar are
tho window and paper duties,
Louis Napoleon appears a. have gained iur
the time briug, mastery over General Chan
GARNER and the National Assembly
The Cnmpttce Of Public Safety have &C.
ported the following resolution Ia regard Ia
The late measures Of the Governments ana an
exciting debate relative thereto was going on
A
National Assembly iark uowlrdping thc right
Of the executive power 90 dispose oimiliary
rau,laaHd4, L!agl... tl.. H-. ct % Hiad,Nti that
right, aud deelare- that the general isN hlst
of the army of Paris preserves the title 90
the cunGlautr which The National Assembly
testified a. him ia the sitting Of the 3d inst,
aud passes a. the order Of tltc day,
An unquirt feeling peradrd all cn,.c. in II.
'-lI4----.----f TT-rr-rf-yl 100 tIlt assembly was
A.. 4. T.. Ia
proposed, aul would probably pass, stating
ihut rho Assembly had no c9utidrurc IN the
Ministry AZ thc conclusion Of the lat.-t tel-
cgrapr dcspntchc-, lnmariino was making
an able address ia defence OF the frc-idrnt
The ncWr from the Duchles ~ that tle
llllstciuors hive made an unconditional sur
render 80 the King ot Denmark, through the
fundamentally of the Austrian and Prussinu
Commissioners. The army has been di.band-
ed, and the ,bict mcmhrrs Of Sudlhudcrate
have retired tp llmhurgh.
Although, nothing definite H. yet known Of
the proceedings Of the Dresden Conference,
,ut Iittc doubt appear TO bc entertained but
that thc rc'ult VII hc a reconstruction ct llr'
old Diet 100 Germany. Il r. confidently at
huurd thli "a central rfwcr, with largo ar.
nv At iu command has been resolved up
on.
Another weekly resignation of the Spanish
Cabinet has taken place, and this time Il l.
said hat Noryacz has actually left Madrid,
Account, from Rome anA the PSpnl state.
represents a growing apprehension aud I'M
clsin,ss among all claSsrs,
.. SECOND DESPATCH
ENGLANp.-A slight sensation has been
created hl the recent appointment, without
any previous notice, ola new Catholic Ri-h-
op tor Ireland Il Is said that the Pope ha.
Il
College,, aud that his CONCESSION upon THE
point will Dee made thc ba.i, OF q satisfactory
arrangement between the Roman aud Eng
lish governments.
The london Standard states with great
confidence that Lord John Russell firmly adj
hcroa t. the Trinoiplcs laid down ia hi, luttci
to tirr- HTvhuVuf Durham. The same author
icy states that the Quccn's spcechwill contain
q. strong expression against the late proceed
lug, OF the Pope, aud that the speech will be-
followed by stringent legislative measures.
Il u shiel op the authority Of Earl Mont.
eagle, that me British Government have re-
solved to make Iloyhoad the port of arrival
mud departure. iur the transatlantic mail
steamers.
The screw steamer Nautilus, between Cork
and London was hston "Wednesday night ia .
q sgl..s... -.'''s' FTti Ntno lINc- we're lost
FRANCE.-lhc Peremptory dismissal o3
ten, Nhaugarultr bN the lTCsdcHt, has
caused great dissatisfaction among the lead B
IRIS ct thu party ut order, who profess 10 see in
that act tho iorcsladowing OF Louis Napole-
on's dosirc 90 obtain absolute power.
rJrJTrrf vim intCT-
posing no barriers to the Nilost abuse through
the Journals, ct the General aud his friends,
and it is also charged that the revolutionary
cries Of the army are allowed to pass without
reprimand, -
The report af the Conruittrr of Bubble |
Safety is particularly noticeable for the man
ncr in which the President is separated from
hi, Ministers Hc is allowed to pas, unsyath- (,
ed, because, as is alleged, he cannot be- pro
cccdcd against without producing comno-
ton, which might eventually end in rcvo- I
luton, The Cabinet, therefore, is the chief .
point of attack, and little doub, was enter |
tanned at Paris, but that the Ministry would
bo compelled To resign.
The question OF the potation Bill has not
been brought forward in the Assembly A !
formidable opposition is being organized in
opposition to its allowance. The French I
coast has been visited with a fearful gale
Sixty merchant vessels nut into the part of !
Chesbrough for safety