The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-03
STATE or AFFAIRS INrR,

From the flies Of paprr> lrr,,
Canada, the following item, ., No.. Z: =
cred: ''r al
1t is stated that mos, If ,L.
National Assembly are =, II, '''''-> -.
from Paris, on The 7rh in>r ,r,,,. -; \ a.
first use which they have mad, Of = '.1' 10
er OF seeing one another. Ia, ben ,''''T ~
whether they shall STAY at Par; - 10 ''-'-:
the rarlnnS departments. VIE :, rpm
most Influence, in or,l,.r N or.-,,,,- ~ .a.s
resistance 10 Louis Napoleon lrn- to.s,
This question has not been ", a.. ~ % 'n'-
several conservative r,.,,r,.>,.nr.,;,. j:
this evening at the house O. MI VI. ar:
minister, IN order 10 come IN .,,." -.
resolution on this subject. Id 'on-,0,
none Of the representative, ho,,il., ,>."G "a:
ernment receive their letters I'M '''-' U.s.
them, and their c"rr">rondenr,b r.. -
through third larti,s" s":
The correspondent u, The I.,s
News writes: D@g
The sacrifice Of LII. tonrh,. s,.
The lndls'rlminafe. brutal manra- !, lro-
The soldiers have used their n,ro.. "a VIII
or. Is the suit iect of universal 60. ic'
well known that hundred, ot s. - IN
into houses from which hot r,,. ,''' Ire:
discharged. Most of the four o. e.. "1i '''r
persons killed were voun- MOI, =, IL ,,'l!'e.
en- no part in III" strnrrlr. r.. -''- ia
he said IF the hundreds WHO ro-. -''e NAV
and are now suffering u.ol a.; "'ehdft
public hospitals AT least twcrfr of,b IN Tie
dcd and ten of the killed Were - WON,
happened 10 he At the scene ,f - VIC
the unlooked-for discharge VS. m,3. '''
the troops from a house in H.. D., Lien
Poissonnicre. These facts fill ryr-,l, ,,.',Ar4
sorrow. VII
The first aud serond ,lar at-c- i,
.'a', the President WAS frightened :. ! d
rihe calm which followed II. He lac ',S r.
pared for an instant resistance n, -
of the multitude. the ab,cn g from, i. ...'''f
of Red Republicans and Sociali,,, Is
him. Where were they all. and VIZ. ~
they about: And Above all. how 70
them: That was the great one,,;rr :" - \
answer seems 10 have been. Withdraw
" every soldier. but every rol;ce,r,r .'''
his post. and leave the 'demacorue.' = , ,--
pose that we are in a state of unw,--,,.,s,.
and t"ol-hardv confidence. This NIL -.
the fellows out and set them 10 wo-t n.
VIII then stand quietly lr till they b,,.s.',.
their barbados. and then rouncc r,,or -
like vulturcs- and sweep them from ,be .,-.S
This seems 10 have been the robcr M =.
certainly met with some though not nm
sucrcss. The overwhelming nia;o-ii,, ~ 49,
Radicals We FAR too knowing and r-,3.,..,
be caught in anv such trap.
Tclcgraphic dispatches from Par, d, =.
afternoon Of the 10Th state: The o-,o.,..,,
papers of Paris which have appeared have =
leading articles. The most ririd c.rs,-,l.-
is exercised over the press Two or tho.
members of the Mountain have fed IRON
France, The number Of prisoners is sad L
be $500.
NJ Timers has been sent of from Pa-;;> -
der an escort of crndarmerir. II ). .
that he has been sent to the frontier cf TO-
MANY.
The Constitutional gives the following ia
tclilgenre from the Bassos Alpe.: All, 2,
partment Of the Bases AI.-s is IN h. VOW.
of the Socialists. The mails are stopped ar
the couri-rs secured. The d,.spatchc. are n
pcned. and all those addressed TO r,uhic fun
tlonarcs confiscatcd. More than four HI,
sand insurgents have invested the Chcfe
lhGne- Three thousand men from the rr-,
s anaR"TPics az" Rsf at ks s c"rnnGI 10 -
their functions. and So-ialis' commission
sitting At the Hotel ,!c Vile. The sub.,,-,.
and all the authorities have entered The -,
del
The TELEGRAPH on the ll,h adds: TIE q
rar;menrs 81 The Gers. Var and I.o,-e,-(,,
onne, are declared in state Of siece. r.
Bases Alps there i rad news.
4 tc,e-raThir d,.~r--rh from Ma-.c;r.
dated the 9Th. gives the following statement,
TO the state of'hinrs in the Upper and Low
Airs
MAESrIILEs, Dec. 7rh.-The news -,,r.
cd today from the adjacent ,lcnarrmer,s
most unsatisfactory. In the Var The insr
gents greatly increase in numbers. and Ia
established i Species Of provisional co,-r
n",'f- III" mail coach Yesterday was <,
pea on rnf"rln" the dcpartment.thc desra,
es Opened, and all those intended for m. "
ernnlent detained. The travellers were -,
cd with nri'anltv- Previous 10 the nen,-,-
"f the mail, the conductor Received |. -.
with the seal the Marie, wbirb 49,,
MN 10 traverse tie whole rerolted dis,
without further nolrstation. The condp,
SAYS that all the high roads are oyerrun u
"'H-arln''d men, and that he wa, Inform,
lha' The insurgents. whose number he ~,
med to exceed 5000, intended marcbinr
Dragnlgnan- the principal town. II ,r-.;
'hat Whenever the insurgents undertake
expedition, they place at their head The =.
sE and rich proprictors. with muske,. IN n.
handS, and threaten to shoot them unl,ss y.
s''i'a FIRM on approaching The troons. Al
instantly lire upon them.
'"i. DE Secrecy. who was Sent IN orr,r--,
a moving column. is expected This piirb,
understand II Is his opinion it viii require
great MANY troops TO put down the insure,
ton in the Var.
The High and Low Alps are. If possible. j
Il lar worse position than the Var. The Il
Sur"ents here number AT least q. oooo a-rnr
men; they already possess Manosqnr. valen
s"Iir; k'"z' Forcalquicr, and other places an,
IN all probability, AZ the present hour. The,
are IN possession Of Dirnc. the capital Of tn,
Lower Alps. Yesterday about 51ao ri III,
insurgents were encamped a; E~touhlon.frnn
whence they intended marching on Digne-
About 1900 men left Manosque the same dar
as corpse De reserve.
lwo hattallons Of infantry left Marsrille'
inns afternoon for Digre: troops have ash h.er
ordered 10 march from other points 90 fhatir
lew DAYS We NAV expect TO hear Of seriou,
rrhoontre~. The inhabitants ofthc Alp. are
hardv race Of moun.ainecrs. very head
strong, and should they take 10 guerilla war
rare III Will be very difficult 70 subdue them,
y column mobile, sent from Toulon arain';
me insurgents I'm the Var met with scrl0us