The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-05
EUROPEAN NEWS
ARRIVAL OFTHE .p,.

""til."i'h later European intellirar.
Liverpool to the 18th Nav. nun
ESGLA>n.-TittIc worth rc,,-..
occurred since the sailing Of HI. C,S las
The case Of British subject nam " a
sentenced to death at Rome tor ,.l,. t'rTa'.
fences, was before the IIou>,. -, Ia ~
Monday. a. was also that Of SOM ~ r.
Protestant Missionaries, hanisb.l 6. i'nrl>h
tr'a- \ good deal Of feeling wa< ~; ~ ,1'-
the different speakers, but the DISC. 80 "
to no practical result Returns wo- 'a .el
ed relative to emigration to south :, T. Id
with a view to modify the rc>tri,.;.. ''>.fa.a,
PASSAGES. The di>>rntrrs I'LL. u-.. 'rr'
requiring the civil registration an,
in" rhar"l>. WAS READ a second ,;n,o 49,
mttce WAS appointed 10 examin,. -, =
on the value OF Capt Warmers lonr =,
and invisible shell, as an ii.s,rumr,r ~, r,,--
fare. VA
In the Commons, on Mond1r. The FL.
Secretary stated, In an answer 10 NJ II
that the government was deyj.ior :. I'm"
assisting the starving fiirhlandt-. a.s
tresscd han,!-loom wcarer> Of >ro,,...s
cmigrate. The Militia Till was 49,, ,.,'.'5 =
the Committee. and again adjourned '''.F
/ \ numerous dcrn,aiion wa;-,-J
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland. a; the G.. 81"
Monday, TO ask for his irfcrro..,.., - d.
of Smith O'Bricn and Ii, O. wa.
refused TO recommend the PRAYER d, IL. i's
moral 10 the Queen, for the lil.r.,:.,, '.~
patriots. on the ground that they I,l ,. ". ~,
pressed contrition for their crimes. -
or gratitude towards their >o,rr,5,n 90,
The weather in ireland ha> l..,-,--...
bc."nd the best hopes Of Tia, farm.
England >ea>onahlr rams harr r4,,r.5 -.
crops previously suffering from, ,l-n7,l. ''-
FIaH,E.-lhrrci i li;tle Of .n,,-r,, =
Paris. or in fact from the Coutine,, Ga.
rail- l.amoriricrc. Brdcau and I.aa H.
followed Gen. Changanirr'> ..ysm,lo
published letters strongly i,.no,,f,.;,,,
, NaI'"ic"n. and assigning their re.~,a. go
: tu>ing TO take the oath ot' all,,,;2nr- =. o..
. President. The latirr> arc equal, -.
l with General 6 for their bolln,>, ana -.
, err
; The census of France has lrcn ,rirt,,
The population is ST down a, 35.->l,9.
from which it appears that tn. il.rre.,. ~.
: 1916 has been much les than in ;,,-7,,o- -
a poriionatc periods Tie dialir~,;a, +,
/ counted for iv III. emigration 10 C,',....-,
T and South America. and hy fewer .aa--,,-s,
: hav:ug been contracted In the lat, tn, -
= times.
: On Saturday, Il" ArrlN-h,r, O.. r.-.
Il blessed four ir.>ts q; Louis Na,,o,ar 49,.
h placed at the tonr r"rncr> q the Lev rc,.-,
: Narkc, place The ceremony yga> wi,r-..-t
e lv a lar-c number # Nal.o,rna's ...r, ..u....
d ,lia,c admirers.
il Th, interviews Of the Northern Soror.---.
= rau>r considerable unca>in,>>. it i.a,,..
i Tu;Icric>, aud It i reported tia. s,rr... a
l. :.rnt> have been despatched To wa,,A ,.,.-
% movements,
i Ar>TEIA-Thr EmnDror 81 Austria -
+ trrtainc'l tn Gar %, Russia with great r.a-
4 tn, latter Wa a: Dresden "a ,hr ~ -
d on hi WAY from Vienna IL Berlin. 4 --.a.
c camp of evolution i To- ir Termed cn tic x.
4 june At Cvrglcd AZ! urr~~tur. IN IIgncs-
At all d>po>ahle ra,alry and thirty ia,trr,' r.
: artillery AZ" - lie n.anrGyrrci durr-
j. 1av~
u Gorrcv has pulF>lcllr,loak on The IL
!. garian war, hut the Austrian Goyernms-:
lc have suppressed il 90 thoroughly thai ia
! ropv caa /" had Thr cause nf tin. ir'.,.
:. dicr i supposed to l., that he >avS the H.
ii carian> were on legitimate ground ny 70 H.
i declaration Of Independence At Dchrccz1 e
Is the 4ih April. lSia.
! SrI,11r rY pp"wNrNG-n- Tho -.
o of the 18th inst Mr. Little nf Grc'rs
: VI. and Mr. W y. knalp Of nnrh">> e
: y. Y. broke out oiihr Vermont As,lora p
q escaped. NJ Little returned hons a. /:
: WAS supposed Mr. Knapp had rctarl.,3 Pc
. also. On SATURDAY morning last =,
: of a man was discovered floating ~ N.r
: River. about half a mile from the As
a which was identified as being thai v
4 Knapp. The body appeared Is if II n. 80
/. In the water about two weeks. An =
was held before Joseph Stecn. Es,l.. ar e..
, jury found a verdict that knarp cane ID.
I death i,v drowning himself 1t APPEAR.
!. testimony before the Coroner. thai The --,l-
. itv of the deceased was accomIanic. -i
| suicidal propensity, and that h. hal r-'.-
! ouSlv attempted To commit >ui.ilc i,y ,l-,s
e ING himself into a we'll r1t,, Lor,,ei /,
u g'',
JArAN FoRTIrYI~r-Th oiii,,cr> O.: g.
Dutch fricate Prince Of Oran-". now 4, y
York. state that the Emperor Of .Ja,a-
strongly fortified every part Of ms ooa"s--
has body of well equipped soldiers real.
: give the American expedition under -
:. Perry a warm reception. The pr'h r.
n GERS all think our force despatched = -
= quarter, iSuttcrly inadequate TO liz ia j
II forcing an entrance into the city ot jedi.
e RAILROAD ACCInFNT-A m2n IN
e Smith. was killed instantaneous - -
l. 1av in Rumnev. on the Boston Como
n Montreal Railroad H. WIS ~ran!i'-
{ ola freight ear while the tram VI --
t at usual speed and ram" in c.o4,a "
bridge His neck was broken and i, -
! nucn ul>tTnrci-
nEATH OF DI. SAIL N"il--.'
London Chronicle rcrurrl> The :'a'h .. =
g venerable nr Samuel Mt. on tie -. r.
: at his residence in Franklin, Conn IT. -"
: in his 99th year. About a wcrA ''.
decea>e, his gown caught fir MI =
4 alone in his room. and before = w. y,
/ guishcd. his hand was had'r tT-''--
t injury and excitement conScgror'
!, accident, probably hastcned h te',-
Not: had been settled in thc ar
: than seventy wears, and WAS l0
: Oldest pastor of a parish in Nv h'-
: pcrlar,S IN the pit,.i SAT-.