Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
From the Bos on Evening Gazette.
tNfws by THE BRIrIsH QuEEN.]
FROM EUROPE.

EsoLANp-Chdnges IN tie Mnsfry.-Thc Queen
held Court and Privy Council at Buckingham Pal
ace, on Monday, the Goth Aug
The ri. Hon. r. S. Rice had on audience with
her Majesty. and resigned his seal of Office Chan
cellor of tho Excnequer.
Mr. +. Bariug, by command of the Queen, was
sworn member of the Privy Council, and took
his seat at the board.
On the Goth, Lord Howch rendered his resigna-
ton 10 her majesty Secretary Of War, and the re-
signaton accepted.
In the House of Commons. on the 9th, new writs
ordered for Tipperary in the room OF Mr. Shell,
who has accepe1 the office Of Vice President of the
Board Of Trade, and for Mr.. Manchester, in the
of Mr.. Thomson, who has accepted the Office
of Governor General of Canada.
The Globe Of Aug. 30, announces authority,
that the Marquis of Normandy will have the colon-
al Office Of the Home Department. and that Lord
John Russell reiires from the Home Office and will
succeed the Marquis of Normandy as Colonial Sec
rotary. The Morning Post of Sept. 2, contain, a
column Of very severe remarks upon this Interchange
of offices.
Ne,c Governor Of Cdnada.--IIer Majesty having
been pleased TO appoint the RI. Hon. G. p 1homp-
son, Captain General and Governor in Chief Of the
Canadas, the RI. Hon. gentleman took the usual
oats appointed to be taken by the Governors of her
Majesty's colonies.
The workmen had reached the low-water mark on
the Surry side ofihe Thames Tunnel.
The cause of Radcalism appears to be gaining
ground rapidly throughout the United Kingdom
Mr. Furgus O'Conner has been indicted at Liver
pool No less than five true bills have been found
against him by the grand Jury of the Assizes there.
lie states that since he left London the l2th OF
Aug he addresse the people of seven counties OF
Scotland, and the men Of Carlisle, and that at each
OF the meetings, there crowded and enthusiast
tic assemblies lie said he could declare that where
there milk and water radical in Scotland
eight months ago, there are now fifty determined
radicals.
The royal assent has been given To the following
bills; the Exchequer Bills bill, the Consolidated
Fund Bill with the appropriate clause, the Duke of
Marleboro's Petition Bill, the County and District
Constable's Bill, the Fishenes France and Eng
land) bill, the Fines and Penalties Bill, and the Boil
ton Police Bill.
The Q ieen went in state 10 the House of Lords to
close the session Of Parliament by speech from the
throne. She Travelled In the state COACH drawn by
eight coored horses, with her attendants, 40
is usual upon such occasions.
frhe Queen in her speech speaks OF the definite
treaty which has settled the affairs OF Holland and
Belgium. She takes credit for media,ing between
France and Mexico. She had concluded a conven-
ton with France, IN regard 10 the fisheries tending
70 cemen the advantageous union which exists. She
will continue her negotiations 10 persuade all The
powers OF Christendom to unite in general league
Tor the entire extinction OF the slave-rade. She re-
greis having been obliged 10 Withdraw her minister
from Tcherzn, Persia)-and mentions the British
operations west OF the Indus. She concurs in the
measures taken preserve the internal tranquility
at bomeher consent To the reduction OF Post Office
and other bills and thus closes her speech -
:" My lords and gentlemen II is with great pain
that have found myself compelled 10 enforce the
law against those who no longer conceal their de-
sign OF resisting by force the lawful authorities and
~ subrsr'ing the institution. Of the country Tho