Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07

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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ny pseke, ship George Washington, Cap,
lIoldrcdge VIC bsro received Liverpool papers 10
March 2oih, London weekly paper dated Sand'y
Mach 3is
Frssok .Mnislry. The new French Miuis;f, is
ssid 90 be arranged az follows, Marshal Soult
ptcsiGeni Of The council snd minister Of war; NJ.
Thie,s. minister Tor foreign affairs M. Guizo'
minister Of the interior; NJ. Ducbstcl minister Of
finance. or commerce NJ. Psssy 10 take %hiehev-
or rr these two places should be declined By NJ.
DueLs.el. The ether departments do not appear
10 this list 10 have been filed up. u would ap.
pear that the government anticipated and bad pro
yi5od Tor come expression Of popular dlspeasurt,
by reinforcing with artillery the various infantry
barracks In the cnvirobs Of Paris. An ordinance
has been issued BY the King. convcking the Cham.
bers for he Alb Of April, instead Of 2olh of March
as originally announced.
Lord John Russel gave noiiec IN the House OF
Commons, that on Monday, April 22d. he should
move that so much Of Her Msjesty's Speech as re-
aies to the affairs of Csnsda, be taken into CON
siders,on. with view to the introduction Of a
measure for the future government of Canada.
On the 26th Of March, the House Of Lords adj
iournod till the lllh Of April, and the Commons
I'LL tho eth.
Iu,poytaai Political .lforemenf.--It Is knwn 10
most of our readers that the Morning Chronicle
has for some time pss, been considered the gov
erpmsni organ. According TO the Weekly Chron.
cle, (which is Radical paper distinct from the
paper fret meniuned) The said official organ, in
Manifesto which is put forth March Goth, "scvers
the tics, tina, connected il with the Finality Men,"
and gives 10 lis adhesion, without equivocation
reserve, to those articles Of Political Faith which
orc held to constitute the creed Of Radical Reform.
Household Suffrage. because secretly
voting-Trennial Parliaments-the abolition of
the Property Qualification for Mcmbers-and
new distribution Of the Electoral districts, making
Population the basis Of Representation in lieu of
allowing the votes Of small and venol HCroughs to
neutrslize the opinions Of such Towns as Birming
ham, Manchester, or Leeds form The basis Of that
new union amongst reformers, which the Chron-
Gle proposes, and for which it pledges itself hence
forward to continue. We need not say that, in
each and all Of these propositions we cordially con-
cur. We have supported them through good re-
port, and evil report, during our own short career,
and We hail now with pride, and pleasure, the CO.
operation Of so powerful an Ally.
We assume, OF course, that the line taken by
the Chronicle viii be strictly, and honorably, ad-
hcred 10. The contest is one, in which, when once
the sword is drawn, the scabbard must be thrown
away. There must be no lingering looks cast in
the direction Of the Treasury Benches no attemct
to concilia,c things. which are incompatible with
each other mo hope Of preserving Finality
Statesmen, while we repudote Fnali,y principles ;
but hearty, and jealous cndeavor to recognize
the Liberal Party upon the basis proposed, and to
select the organs Of that Party, men, who will
| honestly identify themselves with lis views.
| We believe that This will be the case with our
! n hol tai, hu II he
stamp of calm and deliberate resolve and whatev-
CT fault may be found with it, by those, whose al
lance the Morning Chronicle abjurcs, we think
! that the circumstances under which The change in
it's politics has taken place fairness of the tri-
al given to Lord MelbourDes cobnet-the utter
! hope;essness of enabling them TO maintain the un-
teaable position which they now occupy,--and the
consequent necessity Of new organization of the
Liberal Party, il it be ever destined to make head
against its powerful oes,-furnsh justification,
which no thinking man can dispute"
.ariral Of the Liverpool Steamer.
I Liverpool, March %.
Il The Liverpool steamship arrived at this port or
Monday evening, having sailed from Now York on
the 9th of March, and having made the passage
in 10 days. We regret TO say that she brings
nothing decisive from the frontiers, and also that
the rumors contained in the American papers arc
unfavorable and warlike. Notwithstanding these
rumore, however, we feel the strongest confidence
: that oil will end WE'LL and that the peace so nee
essary TO the well being Of both countries will moi
be disturbed. II was expected that an Ambassa
dor Extraordinary would De sent to this countr,
Immediately. - Corr's .76r.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.