Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-28
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fore the latter end Of mex: month";"
.zzs~ns-.
BY THE STEAM BOAT.
CoSGnEss the Senate, Thursday. the bill su,horiz.
my toe '"b'po" q" stock :" the heapeake and Ohio Ca
nal. read third time and pa sed. Some bs receive
ed "m the other house which read aud referred
three @" were spent IN consideration of Executive business
The House oi yeeda, occupied in the
on III" preceding day. The bill to reduce the duties ines,
w's lei ted. ~ To- 72. y" business taken up Mr.
II,mion, ON the Select Committee Eeenr report
ed re'onl'on"n the l oi the printing y. b- House,
In th Senate, on f'a, tie ~ Ia ,onf' ming ibt ubcrp-
,on ." 'he several ponloo of this srici he sck Of
t Cheaakr and Ohio Canal Company, passed Uhe ihd
section being previously stricken ou) with,
and The amendment having been subsequently agreed 10 by the
ior :" e e-en''s the lli oow wants only the signature
o. the President. 10 become law. Tn. wine du, hi hich
originated in .hc Senate, ordered TO a III reading BY
.ro'g vote. The L from the House, abohns the once Of
May" General Of the Army was lost.
In the House OF Repre- s'nayes, Mr.. Duc gave notice
that h" would no ow, move the Liberation Of the rtscu-
ion reported b, him from The Select Committee the subject
Of m assault rmmlcd BY Ru,,e Jarvis the person the
Preside n's private SecIeiar,.
Wheeupon Mr.. Gorham gave that he should move bv
way Of amendment 10 that report, the following
Resolved That Rus-l Jarvis having been guilty Of breach
of privileges OF this House, the Speaker do forthwith .,ue hi.
WI rant directed I" the Ses ant Arms to take sad Jarvis in
Jari. be he- rprmanded w III. Speaker Tor said og.nes
n d Ne q en- hi>charg d..
R,oved, lh he pcater Ie requested to Withhold om ,,a
Jarvis du ns this and III" of Congress, coue-
" o " 'Aensd 10 Edhos pf Ae"spsp. Of an adn ssion
to lh' ho" Of lis House,
Al 81 hing nd tines. warm 1that. the fo,s ,.rs.a
t"i"r'ne an pint this @mrnintnt The leading on Of ion
mtme' "nea'oe 10 restn Loh he p,on and printing
9TH rs iGi',Ds.
by The Siea. Boat Connecticut. Capt. r. s.
Bunker, we have received New.York paper. Of
No"day, which cont'nue W our Foreign sx-
tracts. Trey do not, however c"I'a u ary ih!ns
OF decided interest, if We except the different
sPocuia''ons that ale made in relation to the
probability ofa Turkish war.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY the Packet ship Napoleon. Capt. Smith,
arrived yesterday, from Liverpool, wheDc CO ske
sailed on the 25th Of April, we have received
London papers of the oath, LIoyd's List of the
22d, Shipping Lists of The 23d, and I.yerpool
paper to The 25,h of April. all inclusive.
LONDON, April 23.
There was report in the City this morning,
that a separate treaty had been signed by
Russia and France. There is not the .Ighf-
est foundation for it. The conduct both Of
Russia and France has been too bonora BILE,
frank. and unreserved to allow an instant's
credit to he given to the rumor. Equally and
entirely are we convinced that there never has
been ques ion between any Of the Allies Of ne
gociating any separate Treaty between them
selves, to the exclusion Of the third party 10
the Treaty of July.
Prince Llevcn and Prince Polignac transact
ed business yesterday, both with the Duke Of
Wellington and The Earl Of Dudley Courier
LONDON, April 22.
We understand that there is not the least
foundation for the report circulated yesterday,
that the Emperor Of Russia had sent orders 10
suspend the crossing OF the Pruth, on account
OF menacing remonstranccs from the Courts of
London and Paris. No such menaces have
been sent, nor have they ever been con,em-
| lated by either Court. Their sincere wish and
sole object are TO follow the course which is
best calculated to preserve the Peace of Eu-
rope. We are quite sure that menaces would
not be productive Of that effect. We have no
doubt that the Russian army will cross tho
Pru'h; but We still hope that the Sultan, eee-
ing the danger Of his situa' ion--convinced that
he will have to fgh, single la nded and aware
OF the mighty and overwhelming force that
can be brought against hm-will listen to
more moderate connsels, and avert BY nego-
Citations the imminent pciils to which he must
otherwise be exposed.
The whole tenor Of the Empero. Of Russia .
language and conduct affords a sufficient
pledge that he will not refuse an offer of ne
got'atlon on the part Of Turkey, :: made with
the sincere desire to adjust all the differences
between The two countries, and re-establsh
! iriendiy relations, nor DO We believe that he
would exact harsh or severe conditions, if sat-
isfied that they would be entered INTO with good
faith by the Sultan Courier.
The London Courier of the 23d of April ex-
presses confident opinion, that England end
/ France will not participate with Russia in the
meditated war agains, the Ottoman Empire
and is Of opinion, that the whole bubble will
be closed without the actual continent cement OF
hostllities. Hence il is evident. that f the
Russian forces cross the Pruih, they must stand
alone. and carry on a single combat with the
Ottoman Empire.--We are Of an opinion, that
England and France, will retain a pa eiic po.-
ture, since it is evident, that neither Of them
are willing 10 blend their affairs with those oS
Russia We opine. that the whole atEair, viii
end in smoke, and that Greece for whom Rus,
sia professedly interfsres, will, without the
Intervention Of some other nations remain
in her present state of degi adation and bond
age.
GREEcE-Couni Cnpo d'Is,ria, President Of
Greece. has i.sued a patriotic proclamation,
wherein he calls upon sailors and soldiers, to
come forward and engage ir the cause Of Ma
iional Independence. and save that for their
services hey shall be amply paid He recon-
mends the establishment of a N l,ionsI Bank.
SPAIN, wasevncu,tcd by the French Troops.
on the sih Of April, by order of u teleprsphio
| dcs oh re,eived fro,,