Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
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London papers To Tho al Tcbuaty have been "a.
ccised at New. York, btuugh, by the packet sAip
North An, rcs which vessel was bunrdcd at sea un
Monday, W the Lews boa, of the Courier & Enoui.
or
Parliamon, was opened on the 4'h and the King
delivered his Speech IN person Tho follow
ing extracts embrace all that rclaes to foreign At.
fairs.
MY L.orGs and 0cailrmsa
at IN with great satisfaction that scain meet tho.
great Council ofihc nston assembled 10 Psr,ia.
meD. sm ever snxInns IN avail myself uf Your
advice and assistance, and | rcj,cc that he nrcs.
eni state ofpublIc affairs, both OF home and abroad.
is such as I" permit you 10 proceed without delay
or interruption, 10 The calm examination of those
measures which will be submitted 10 your eon.il.
Grafton.
! continue to receive from nv Allies and rcncr.
ally from all Foreign Powers, assurances Of thor
upaltered desire a. cultivate with me those friendly
relations which It is equally my wish to man,sin
~ih them; and The intimate union which hsnp
ly subsiss between this country and France. is
pledge to Europe for the continuance Of the general
peace.
DESTROYS on all occasions TO use nv friendly en-.
deavors TO remove causes OF disagreement be, wcen
others have offered my media ion in order TO com.
pose the difference which has aoscn between
Francc aud the United States. THIS offer has
been accepted by the King of the French. The
answer at the Pfosid mt of tho United States Ina
not yet been received: but entertain a confiIep,
hope That misunderstanding between two nation,
50 enlightened aud high minded, will be settled in
a manner satisfactory To the feelings, and consis-
tent with the honor Of 10th.
have still to lament the continuance Of the civ.
il con'es, ia the N,rthern Provinces of Saain. -
Tn" measures which ] have tskcn, aud the engage.
men, INTO which have entered sufficiently prove
my deep anxiety for its termiuailoo; and the pru.
dent and vigorous conduct of the present Govern
men' ot Spain inspires me with the hope. ihs, The
authority ofthe Queen will soon be es,abl .hel in
cvers part oi her domnons, and that the Spanish
nation. 81 long connected by friendship with Grea,
Britain, will again enjoy the blessing Of internal
tranquility. aud union.
81 have given directions that there be laid be-
fore you the treaty which have concluded with the
Queen ofSpsln, for the suppression of the slave
trade"
The Spacish Cories has been Unexpectedly dis.
solved by the Queen. II appears tho new Minis.
ter, Menlizabel. finding himself in a minority on
an important question, determined taking the
sense of the n',ion. by recurring to new election
--Bosf Dai lido.
| ENGLAND AND FRANCE, VERSUS RUSSIA.
Judging from the tone Of our late London and
Paris papers, the disposition is becoming stronger
on the part of England and France to take excep.
ton at the conduct of Russia.-rhe recen, spcech
| OF the Emperor Nicholas in relation To The PoI,s
! in the course of which he made use Of uucb ins,l
ting language towards France has not been forgot.
ton by Louis Philippe and his Ministers, aud could
The liberal powers of Europe only bring their cour
age to the sticking point, they would at once take
bold and decided ground towards the Autvcr.,--
A conflict with Russia, would greatly tend IN
s'reniben Louis Philippe in the popular affections
of France. and especially with the Republican, Of
that country.
THE vague allnsion which Louis philIippe
makes TO the state of his relations with the "Euo.
pean Powers IL pregnant with lhst dissatisfsc,nn
which he feels against the Autocrat Of the North.
The necessity, therefore, OF mArkng that disssiis.
faction by emphatic declaration In favor of ls,
bella IL. was not avoided. II is as full as VIC
could have wished 1t TO be- and we rejoice the more
10 finding it so decisive, as more than one occasion
occurred during the lag. twelve months when We
could not help entertaining doubt. To which this
declaration has pot an end Tie reference, also
to the measures lately taken for causing greater
vigilance TO be observed the Pyrean frontier.
in every respect satisfactory" Philadelphia En-.
gvirer.