The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
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From Europe!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INrELLI.
GENCR.


The MOO arrived ~ her dock in Nov
York on saturday evening, with Liyerpool
dates 10 Feh. ~,
ENGLAND.
The political news Il interesting IN the ev.
ircmg.
On Monday the Chameleon Of tho Esebo.
qurr hrpughthis budget before the IIopsc ~
Commons, from which Il aprrnrrrt risi ~ nv
surplus revenue for tho year was ~. 600 o0o
nearly half Of which he proposes 10 aprly
a. Tho liquidation Ofthe national debt WV
On Thursday, Government received a tno.,
signal defeat, ii0m the effects at which h n
clear they have not yet recovered.
The authorities ~ Southampton have %,
celYed official Information thai number ~
eNiles detained ia Turkey would ahortl., M.
rive ~ that port.
The Catholics Of Ireland and England have.
commenced formidable agitation against
the ministerial measure In relation 10 tLei.
religion Meetings have been held Ia Man
chester, Dublin, SO,
The limcs u this morning (22d) snnoun.
ccs officially il0 respiration Ofthc CaLinct
Lord John liufsell Waited Yesterday uno,.
her Majesty, and rendered hit resignation -
No Cabinet has yCt been formed.
The extensive loss 0f parliaunutaf, ,e...G
deuce, o. rather Parliamentary svmuntbv
which his L0rdahip aud bis colleague have
cyidcntly suffered Of late, has probably pre.
pared most ct oHF readers iBr this result M,
have little doubt, from tho numerous indie.
pendent slatcfmcn Of oar day, that a govern.
mcut could ~ formed that would deserve and
generally receive, the cordial support OF those
who are NJ present IN power, The most dc
sirahlc object is union. All should combine
~ prevent even moments fuccesa of the
lrotoctiouist imposturc, The other morninl,
papers contain no announcement 0f IorJl
John Ruwcis resignation, The Advertiser
states, that The Conservative cannot come 10
any uHauIHHuE rHHyiuSi"H Mr. GLADSTONE
viii pot touch free trade, nor agree 10 Lord
Stanley Protestant views respecting the Ia
pal aggression,
FRANCE.
We learn los accounts from Paris that there
seems 20 be- determination 20 get M sub
scripuon for the lrrsdcut.in spitc Of his wish
10 the contrary, aud several lisis have been
opened n Paris. Tho Presidents horse. arc
nluut 10 be- sold, and be- threatens 10 rive no
more balls or festivals ills pnriisans have
now taken up the business at avcngine the
President on the A~rmhly, for rcjcctine the
donnupu,hN advocating the rctrcnchmcnt of
the snlary OF representative.
Tho frcnrh government have sent ron
siderable endorsements % the'nrmv AT Rome
so ne 90 put tie expedition on q war footing.
The tccond Council of War, sitting AZ iy-
on', have sentenced number of persons Tor
having belonged 20 a secret sooictv
Tie Committee un the Departmental Al
minidnti6u bill, shows majority arig taia
against u, This majority bas been obtained
hy another coalition OF the Legiumists with
the Mountain M idea Of reconciliation
Of the Lcglimi,ts and the party NJ NJ THEIRS
with the President Of the Republic, IL there
fore ~ an end. The rupture IL complete. and
lac VIII insist on hi~ prvrogai,c, ~ the As
-rmhly has done on il. own.
There has been little business today al the
lioursc' Tho five per cent rose n little nt
the commencement, but closed NJ aG Soc
The general opinion i-that the coupon alone
snstAinS Them at the present quotations.
GERMANY.
The ministerial paper states HAT Austria
and Prussia intend 10 nonopolizc the militia
ry system and occupy the most important po-
yitinu in GERMANY. Their proceedings are
beginning to excite serious alarm amongst
the cabinets of Europe Tho extension or
the military power OF these States, and tho
incorporation Of the non Gcrmanic provinces
Of the Austrian Empire. viz lfunsarY- aAl
-iIrrr't'Jryiy WITT dc central homl, is regard
eel n direct violation Of the treaty OF 1879.
France and Grat britain have both pro-
tested, 10y their respective governments, n
cainst H. Ofcoursc all the minor states of
Germany will bc swampcd. IIesse Casscl
has no hope. and Hamburg is filled with Aus
trian soldiers. II is siaicd from Qreslen that
the committees are in the net of terminating
their debates, and that the plonary meetings
arc ahout to commence The executive now
or Is upon the point of being established, and
Prince SchwartzcnburP and Baron Manteuf-
fol are preparing for another interview at
Dresden. An army Of the two powers win
occupy the country from Rastadt to DuSscl-
dori' with its head quarters at Maycnce and
Frankfort.
ITALY.
Garribaldi has made his appearance near
Genoa. He and Mazzni, it IL said, arc max
ing extensive arrangements for the revolu-
tionising Italy in the Spring. All kinds Of
ssurmiscs are thrown out respecting their al