Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01

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sense Of my people. AMI vp1n their attachment, to the
constitution, for the maintenance of law and order,
which are necessary for tho protection Of the poor.
as for the welfare Of weather. classes OF communi-
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London, Aug. 81.
The scarcity Of money a, the stock exchange has
increased. and uneasy feeling prevails all over
the CITY. Such a shock the funds have now had
TO sustain, as not been experienced before for a
long time.
The spinners at Manchester have this week sold
yarn 10 a considerable amount, at prices which they
had previously rejected aud some of the large hold.
ers Of cotton at Liverpool have been abandoned and
left to their own resources by parties in town who
had promised them support. There is every proba-
biy, therefore, Judging from present appearances,
that the bank of England will triumph in the contest,
and that the result will be series of bankruptcies
and, as a matter OF course, decline in the money
value OF commodities
The relatively large dminuiion of the bullion of
the bank exhibited in the last RETURN excited gene
raj surprise in the city, II generally believed
that the importation OF specie from America during
the past month would more than concordance the
diminishing export 10 the continent OF Europe. We
have found, on inquiry that such was the actual
state Of the case, and ha, the diminu,ion of the
bullion Of the bank had chiefly arisen from demand
for much larger proportion of gold than usual in
payment of the quarterly dividend.
LiTGfJ0R demand
for cotton has been TO fair extent during this week,
but has been very freely supplied by holders Of A.
merican and the market closes heavily at decline
of is per ID. from last weeks quotations
SPAIN Boyonne, Aug. 9th. The Commander
Of the harbor to the Minister OF Marine" am in
formed from passages that Durango and one half Of
Biscay in the hands of the Christmas. and that
the Espartero has entered Durango. Don Carlos
and Daroto, with 25 baitalinns of infantry and 10
squadrons Of cavalry have taken position between
Campozar and FL Quota, across the line flom Ber-
gaia TO Fl-Hrri.
Accounts from Tolosa of the 10Th ult arc receiv-
ed. Don Carlos had met AT Nareal dc Zamarraga,
Gen Maroto, who was marching at the head of four
battalions of infantry squadrons of cavalry and
battery of artillery, to put down the mutiny in the
Carlist ranks at Vera. However, after consulting
the Prince, he fell back on his former position The
two officers deputed to Don Carlos by the revolters
left Tolosa on the 10Th.
A LITTLE LATER.-We are in possession Of the
London Glob =, of September I'd. The rumour of the
surrender Of Don Carlos which noted briefly in
the last Commercial was gathering strength from the
following important article
The arrival Of Saturdays mail from Paris, says
the Globe, put us in possession Of later intelligence
from the seat of wal in Spain Gen Maroo has
deserted the Carlis,s and joined the Queens army
and il is reported that Don Carlos is prisoner
in the hands Of Espareto.
Three O'Clock
Surrender Of Don Cdrlos.--We only call the atton-
ton of our rea lers to the runor which found
der city head, to the effect that Don Carlos has
surrendered to Espariero, and that the Maroto has
joined his forces to those of his legitimate sovereign
the Queen Of Spain.
Another rumour is that Don Carlos has surren-
dered TO Lord John Hay, and claimed the protection
of the British flag.
In either case the war in Spain is necessarily at
an end
1t will be seen by the following letter from
Paris correspondent, that there is every probability
that the above Iumour is well founded
Paris, Aug. 3l.--A teegraphic despatch
ceived yesterday by the government stating that the
conference between the Carlist chiefs had broken
up aud that the conclusion being unfavorabe IN any
arrangement between themselves, Maroto had
commenced his march, and made his disposition for
putting himself into correspondence with Espartero
A cabinet Council was held yesterday, immediate
y after the receipt of the telegraphic despatch and
before O'Clock a Geographic despatch in return
was sent off TO Bayonne. II stated, and believe
truly, that Maroo has made overtures France and
England, inviting them to interfere and put an end
TO the civil war. Dispatches sent off to Eng
land last night which had reference probably to this
circumstance