The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-08
EUROPEAN NEWS.


Oct - arrived at Quebec Monday Morn
ING with several DAYS later intelligence.
Aterr,blr accident occurred IN London
the Rev. Mr.. Surgeon. BAPTIST preacher,
was s,,-akin. in concert Hall. Ssr-ey GARDENS
when seine thieves raised the cr, of fire.
causing the audience to rush toward 'hr doors.
and several persons were tramp.d Ia death
A. regards English politics. the Ministers
begun to arrive in London. There Is nohin.
inierc>tin" except Pamrr>,on Is reported As
preparing new Reform till. 10 cut out Lord
John Ru>>elI'> threatened similar measure
The .Uoni'eur annuunrrmrnt Is is follows
Peace having teen ron,ud. a. The first ear.
OF The Congress at Paris was 10 ensure 10
deviation q. II. With this Object. the Pl-il.
intrniiaii,.S investigated to the limits the
disturbance tfat sill existed III EUROPE. and
they especially directed their Iiion To liz.
coniirion of Italv Greece. aud Belgium.
The Count If Naples alone has hannh'ilv
regretted the advice ot fran-r and England,
though offered IN he most FRIENDLY mariner
The mta.ur,> of,iuor and ro.rciun adopted
tor a long TINE lia>i a. the n.an- I admin
i>iraiion tv Ili. nn,rrnn.cn: 1T he. Two Sicil-
les TO a.iiair l,alv. and compromise the ron
tinuancr Of order IN Europe. under a ttn,ic-
ii'n OF The danger OF ,ur Ia state 81 things
France and England had hoped 10 Oh, late
them 'v prudent advice gwen at an opror-
iuil, time. The advice, WAS misunderstood
the government Of the Two Slriirs cln-irr
Ii, ewes Ia all cNritr~r. resolved To persist IN
lis ta,rd course. The III reception accorded
a
thrown over the llrl'y h our intentions
offensive lanrutyr 90 ettp stiIt,rv conn
sells. and. fin IAN ot'>t'ha e r''n-a. could o;
longer allow the continuance OF amirail.
relations This suspension of uilicial inter
coarse. IN no >.-n>.. rnn>ii'u'r> any intrr,-n-
hnn m ini-rrai All ,Ir-. An >ti less apr a
u: ho>tiiIfv. Nevertheless. t'i- s-'urifr OF Tie
>ri l"-'> AZ ia" Two co'"rnni~nt> beng pos
to-, .",,.i,rtrni--i IA. hr''..r to Ifo,ide
against such roi.tihr~n~v. have combined
their >iut;r"n> but have not sent their >hir,
into Ma .oii,an waters. IN order not To cne
room Tor ERRONEOUS Interpretations. 1ii>
>irhpl. measure ni eventual protection. Winch
has no character oi nenare rariot. n.ur,.-
over. be- considered A. any support or entur-
au.mrn' - lho>, " ho seek 10 shake the tone
of the kirg OF the Two Siriiir>.
Cnn>irrai,le Doubts tX..r.>S..a As 10 M.
truth Of tn, statement that th, Au>trian> ha,r
...n,nenrpi on The su;nnon> of France. To
-,aru.,r the D,nniIan Prinipaitlr>.
\ P,u>>Ian paper announces. tuf II wants
confirmation. that the Il un.!ar, G. mnii>>lon
To >.tt- the irn,,,i-r .ire t,.rw,..n Ra>>,. am!
Mcd.yia l. ils> lived. without accomplishing,
liz mi>>iun.
From Spain the intelligence Is that ,le
srqu,.>rr,iion ha> been removed from uuetn
Christian : pr"i+r'v.
The C"i".n- Gazette saws all th. Powers
excepting 'ii,. [ tif.-i States have a>>.n..i or
viii a>>rrf. fo III" ORIGINAL rroroni OF Ma, 2.
81 III" present. YEAR. respecting the DANISH
sound Hr->
\ ministerial crisis ami increasing fnanrial
diff uri.~ exist at Cnn-ra,,iin"ll-.
Austrian influence l. tn the inrcease in
Turkish Cnunrli>
The >ci,,irr. ui troops against Montenegro
: Discontinued.
The Ministerial ,-ri>;- III y -nma,k has re-
suited In tn, ii.>t ,.iaiion ot the old Sims
nv
Th" French commercial crisis presents
i Iii nt!il:,>t.a!
P..r>,, >or-ir> H.. Md sion II F-ance IN
The liii u.iic> with t;rra- Britain.
IN E>G1I>n Mi>tE-Dani.l Dancer.
WIN h,' hai S3"'io war. u>-d 10 beg
lrrh a: smut 'iam AL liz friends aud when
h'> h,x WAS tall. 3irierei ~ contents Tor
ta..n" candle. Bat h. par nnnioa> me-
uu,'v appears ccni,.nr'liii.- IN comparison
vif!i that of ii,. Eu->isll ni>.r who learned
10 lark that he mi. Ll avoid the cNyrn.e of
keeping dog.
Tn Hoe A>oN-It>teriiav. on Change.
SAYS Tie II Louis H. l,o,raf Gf OF -.
't. ti'>t fr,n-lr'iGn OF IN. season. m hos.
look place. 1hre WAS >al. 81 on. ,hou,-
AMI head of good corn fed to average two
hundred rounl-. for January delivery. all
The Sriirr' 10 pack a. 81 per 10" lbs. net
Ia kt:- safe that th,v are wiling 10 p.y
tie Tor other lois during tie month
I'll Dtcrn.bcr
The sale is somewhat below the anti,ira-
lion o. MANY. and cannot t.irl, h, ,ou>i,i.r-
r'i the l'ci'im',- ol'I'inc rrhe- Hogs are
plenty in the West but the farmers are re-
io'ird as entertaining large ard lni-ren-
n'-nf News 10 the price winch their pork
hall l'In. :hrm. The Profits of last :, son
and good crops have made them saucr
However. all ru;nor> and speculation mus:
give ~ the real facts whi,-h will d.vel-
"Ie themselv e> al tins tint. al the first cd
snap that visit, US.
HURRICANE IN LOWER CAIIrorNl..-
4 letter from Nexira. of or. IL. SAWS the
town OF La Paz. Lower California. WAS al
most fo'aliv DESTROYED hv hurricane on the
18th INST All the vessels living IN the port
~ the time were driven ashore and wrecked
Few hives were lost. Tia. wind WAS art.om-
PANIED t., heavy rain and lasted 80 hours.
h"uinu dnrinm thai time from all points
The c"nIi>S. The houses spared by the
wind were swept ANA. hy the tide.
FIlGHT OF a CorNTEY Pn>1MAsrFR-
The Postmaster of Gror..'own Mass. AT lie
present term OF the Court OF Cnmmc N Peas.
now sitting az Lawfenre WAS indicted for Dis
i'cn>i,lG alcoholic liquors without A li-en>e-
1t seems the cmolnncn,> az his Office was no:
>uili Icn' 10 rcmun,ratr HIM for his services.
and he had PLACED i'm his office a srork CT
liquors al The X & brand II was lottrl
II. the drnizrn> al thai quiet town. that the
patrons of the "il''e. on emerging. could not
always "kcr'' step 10 the music of the mon
toni r'in'ctt strong tendency towards IRE
500! Some Indirilnil. who was conyer>ant
with the laws of Gra,itation. soon solved the
why some bncii-s could preserve an
equilibrium and others could not. On the
a.