The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
The Royal mail Steamship Asia has arriy-
ed at New York frun. Liverpool, which poit
she len March /, ~ noon.
llroadstufla were dull.
There had htcn no English ministry or
gani4ed when the Asia sAile1. There waa
some talk oftho Dukc Of Wellington being
placed at the head Of affair."
! Tng. RrridSArfoS 90 rur MINisrRY,-
/ The resignation of the late ministry had not
actually been handed IN when the announce
mrnt in the iiurs was made public. II had,
however, been unanimously resolved upouin
council
On the following day, Saturday, Fcbrua-
~ 22d) Lord Stanley wa sent for 10y the
| Queen, "a form new Ministry, but that
statesman apprizcd her Majesty that he was
not then prepared to undertake the task.
Lord Aberdeen, who also declined, and
| Sir James Graham we're subsequently scut
for, and aitcrwAd Lord john Russell, and IL
was understood that the two latter wcrc en-
| drayoring 20 construct coalition Cabinet
In this, however, they failed, and Lord stan
ley hoing again sent for, his lorlship u"dur-
took thc matter.
These movements transpircd during Mon
dny to Thursday of the week, Up to that
tiftti. ~, Cabinet was aHHauneed, hut IL WAS
understood that MrDl-raeli had consented Co
not with Lord Smnlcy,n was busily rugag-
ed preparing u code of political priuciplcs,-
Viscount Canning, the Earl Of Aberdeen aud
Sir James Graham had also been commuui-
Gated with, but all had declined cooperation
with "a protection Ministry.
Thursday, the 25th ult wn- day sc groa;
Ia. -
\ ord Stanley waitrd upon the Queen, and
,la.ll..,ne hi- immunity 10 form n Ministry re-
signed the duty imposed upon him
At the last hour 20 which our adyiccs rchch
Sir James Graham hnd brcu in comnunica.
ton with the Queen, and bud correspondent
with the Earl of Aberdeen, Mr. Carlwrll
aud others of the more moderate conserve
tiyr-.
Il j. understood that after Lord John Rus.
sells failure 10 reconstruct Cabinet, Lord
Stanley had full permission to form n protcc-
ZIONIST Ministry IL hc could, Beyond Mr.
p'l-E.eli, AaWnlnr. hc could not -sccnrr the
.i.lliss.i.,. ,i, ssf,jrir' CONSERVATIVES Hr'e
Sir james Graham is opposed to the bill
introduced by Lord John Russell, to restrain
the aggrcssions OF the papal See.
FRANCE,
The anniversary of the. French revolution
iuri- r- rrS-rr ,ftttrrr-t
guilty, ~ much 81 that, Notwithstanding the
reports administrations, it was not consider
ed necessary 10 adopt any precautions.
Thousands upon thousands througcd the
Buulcyarls aud the Champs Elysccs. The
weather was most delightful and the whole
world Was out of doors.
Tolrpraphic accounts have been received
3 from Lille, Arras Roucn, Bordeaux, Lyons,
I Nantes, and Othcr largo towns, They siaLe
that, with he exception of the religious ccrc-
mony, the day ps-scd OIL like any other or
binary one.
ITALY.
, There is very little ncws from Rome Tho
Pope has amncstcd three members of the
cx-Roman Constitutional Assembly, and 9TH
crs have obtained an intermediate period of
provisional liberty.
The Turin papers give rumor that the
Northern pnwcrs haze addressed note TO
the Picdmontcsc Government, demanding the
expulsion of the Italian emigrants, the sup
preston of the liberty of the press, and an
immediate reconciliation with the Court OF
Rome. It is also stated that the greatest ac-
tiyity prevails in the Pic,lmontcsc war Office,
and that .cNtonsivc preparations are making
for the defence ofthe country.
PRUSSIA.
The ministerial papers contradict the late
riimOr OF warltko measures. They state that
an understanding has been effected at Drcs-
, den, between the agents of Prussia and Aus
J tHia.
BY adyiccs from Vienna of 22d ult, ru-
mors were still rife of an Austrian expedition
against Switzerland.
THE WORLDS FAIR
The London correspondent of the New
York Commercial, writes that the sale of
season tickets for the Great exhibition of All
Nations commenced on Thursday, and ub 10
the sailing of the steamer 1900 tickets had
been sold. Persons are not entitled TO free
admission on account of their being cXhibi-
tors, unless they state their intentions of at
tending for the purpoSe'of explaining or keep
ing in order their contribution. The cxccu-
tive committed have decided that no free adj
missions shall be- granted.
Eighty -nine packages Of goods arrived on
q. "Wednesday morning from Boston, in the shin
Rio Gandc
There is a large number Of Americans in
London ut present, many of whom are pre-
! pairing 10 travel On enc continent tile forth
coming spring. Others have come here to
) look ailcr the arrangement Of their goods in
7 The Exhibition.
INFORMATION WANTEp.-Of David Cos,
an inSanG young -Iihni from jay AAfU., ugrr
p years, who has been absent from his homC
j. since July last, and was recently in Troy
, Vermont. lie had not shaved for two years
is about six feet high, aud his head is doform
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