The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
EUROPEAN NEWS
ARRIVAL OFTUF.p,r

OF ''"iH Drsr IN Exe,,,.
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from Liverpool April 7,harri,rd a. l l.- l.soe
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The London Times Of thr III ,,,
the death of Prince S,.hwarzrnl,,r. ''','.".
Minister of Austria He died =, = ihar
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5, w. arrived at Liverpool on the III .':. \
goo, 900 in gold dust Two other ,..,.., WIN
day previous brought slG9.ooo, and ,,., ,--
was daily expected with sloo G6h '''r'
Private correspondence state, th,,.-a
in England are quivscent, conseopor. '',.''''
the preparations which are being m, upon
approaching general election. R-
Monetary AffairS-No chanre had
place in the state of the money mari. '0'a
the America sailed. The rcrrnur ,r., ,.l,'
for the quarter are considered f.,or,il. - -,
advanced Consols on the 9th inst. .,..r,'+.
closing at IS ..a99 for money and AGO., ,,'~
Forci IN stocks firm. excerpt M.sjra,, -
are quoted at 3.a3i!i. Amcrirap s,,,,.,," -
in fair request at last quoted lrira. ID a.e
eign exchanges much the same 4, rc,..-,.i u
the 3D..
ENGLANp.-The approaching sr,-,;,r.
continue TO engross the attention Of he ,aa
pie.
Parliamentary proceedings wcr,. p,5,o,.o-
tant. Both Houses had adjourned ,otb. 1ah
inst.
The revenue returns for the quarter enl;r,
April, have been published They ar. Il -
eNceedingl Y satisfactory rharartrr. show,
an improvement oforcr E1o0."oa.
The Arctic squadron 10 De- employed NM
search for Sir John Franklin was to la,o
Woolwich 18th of April.
The actual surplus revenue Of l>52. a, n,
United Kingdom of Great Britain AMI r..
land, over the expenditure exceeded Se--..-
396
FRANCE.-The fears OF demand f,rr rem.
bur>emrnt hv the Russian iauh had III, seen
/ realized The emperor would mot dcn.ar5
: repayment, hut Mere \. security for ti, ,a,a-
tai. fifty millions Of francs, at )! per cent
\ company had been organized Tor The rs-
, tabli>hm.nt OF railway between L,ul- and
Sardinia
The opening OF the French Chan.',.r, -a.4l
place on the oath ult. the Prince Pr,.,icr,
performing the ceremony IN I,r-on H. W.,
attended ir brilliant >tati ot' GENERAL Off
. rcr>. Coluncls OF Regiments Councillors d
: STATE. 81. His reception WIS ot the w.ruir>;
: kind He read his installation speech stand
:, ing. In abiding 10 the foreign relations u
{. France. he SAYS 1t was for all our n,crs>,>,o
n keep with them the most ani,ahl. relations
+. He next proceeds 10 explain what hi- couil-;
, will he. In doing 50. be- di>rlainl> any in,cr,
ton of declaring himself EmIcrrr !, Il,
restless and di>aiiertcd portion OF the com
i munity. hv undcrhand intri-uc>. rnlra'or II
SAP the hl>i, o. his government, II IA rtr.-
. blindness they contest tn. lrr;Ina~v o.: IT,
popular rirctiun and lv their iur,->>a,ic A.
+ tarks cnlangrr the future prosperity q the
Z rounirvthcn would he d'.man'i from tn, lc,-
Dr., Pie. in the name ot the rrpose Of Frame, a
new title. which would irrrv",si'ly IA ui"'.
II his head the power VIII whi~h thry infested
l. him.
( The Prince President then took the oath
= nf fidelity Ia the Constitution after wh,-h tie
members 'lulv >wor,. fidelity IL The president
"a Neither Gen. Cavaignac nor NJ Carnot a,
Icnn"d- Tn the following dav. the >Hnat,
= and Legislative corps met in ihcir r,->rrg,.y,
T chambers, Martial Law ceased from the 4>,i
. nit. in all the departments of runtir"r;a
France. The MIXED commission ceased o'
the same date. The Code Civil resumed ],
: former title "i' Code Napoleon.
: 1t was reported that The PRESIDENTS d -
-. ton would lac fixed al Ia millions fIanrsw
an addition in the event of hi> marria-~ T.
feeling increases that the cml,ire NAV l' "a
; pectcd-
The council of state Is 10 sit the whole yea
with the exception of two months ,acaIio,
during which a committee VIII act in lis ,,eat
, The President speech had been favorahl
received in the provinces.
Parls papers are filed with accounts of I'll
presentation Of a Cardinals hat io the Ard
bishop of Bordeaux, and of the taking Of Ii
oaths of allegiance
The statement recently made. that NirtC
Hugo would shortly return TO Paris. is COZ
tradicted- From Bru sells he states that h. IA,
made no application TO the French Govern
ment for permission 10 return.
Iherc was current rumor among III
members of the Assembly. that the sessio
could not continue beyond four or five week
for want of business
AParis correspondent of the London Time
states that che intelligence from LYONS. an
other manufacturing districts, Is unfayoralj,
The slight Improvement noticed some week
ago. IN the silk trade. has wholly sul>ilr,l
and articles ofluxury arr generally much nc-
lected- There has been a considerable ,lr,lin,
IN the price Of flour and wheat in Paris an,
the principal couRtry markets.
SWITZEELANp.-The government OF S#i,-
zerlard had replied 10 the note of Franc, Of
the 9th March. and declares it had done al i
could IN the affair of the refugees. wirhuur "a
rlticins the right of asylum, which il oon-id-
ers one OF the most precious privileges oi' CIV
ilizcd nations. Upwards of 80 refugees Lad
been sent awav
ICRkEf.-1t Is reported that the Sultan
wrote answer TO the Egyptian note demanding
modification in the Tanzemat. tins reqRrs;
neither can, ought, nor Will grant
CAFE OF Coon lIurF.-iccour,s t-aa-
Cape Town 10 the Sd Of Marrh had "a Re.
England. The Governors call fora tgr-Ler,
levy, was Il failure
F"nr hundred British troops were IN n,
hospital at king Williams Town.
The British war steamer Birkcnhcad Wa
wrecked in Smon's BAY, near Cape ii t'oot
Hope, on the 2Nth of February She had on
on hoard 63S souls chiefly rs.iuf1rcemca:s @;
troops for the Cape; only Isl of whom ar
known To Toe saved
AU>TEALIA-latera ccuur,.s from >,,irss
confirm the prosperous state o. The di--in,s
and of the commercial affairs ui the Coors.