Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-29
r O r Ell N.
LATEST NEWS FROM ENGLAND, INDIA
AND CHINA.

LATEST NEWS FROM ENGLAND, INDIA,
AND CHINA
EscLAsp.-The steamer Acadia arrived at n.
] on the 2lst inst, being seventeen days on her
passage. The following is the most important
news we can find in our files
The Queen was delivered on he 21st ult Of a
daughter, to be- cbrstened "Adelade Victoria
Louisa. The English papers are filed with sls-
vish expressions OF rejoicing at the event, and
minute details OF oil that trsnspired the oeca-
SION. DAILY bulletins we're issued, conveying TO
the pc ulsce the important information that the
queen and her baby had slept we'll the proceeding
night. The privy council met in conclavc and
ordered 4 prepared form of Thanksgiving for the
safe delivery OF the queen 10 be used in all the
churches aud chaprls throughout England, Wales
and the town Of Berwtch-upon- Tweed, on the
Goth OF Nov.
The old and respectable house OF II. & J. John
son in London, had failed in consequence Of the
dishonesty OF 4 person with whom they were con-
nec,ed in business, who came out TO this country
in the Great Western instead OF meeting his liza
bilities
Marcus Cicero Stanley, said to be a member
Of Congress from the stale Of North Carolina, has
been ACCUSED Of committing several robberies in
London and was tried on . charge made BY M.
Catlin. Of stealing from him, and was found gull
~, aad sentenced to six mon tbs 10 the house OF
correction. lie was 10 have bees married TO a
rich heiress, shortly.
A commercial treaty has been signed between
Great Britain and Texas by lord Palmerstos and
Ger Hamilton.
The king OF the French is sustained 10 bis paci-
&c policy % the Chambers Of Deputies.
FRon THs EAsr.-fositive information hac
been received that JJustsph Pschs, Governor oil
Gandis for the viseroy, has surrendered, asd has
been confirmed in his Pachalc BY the Svltan.-
The I've Egyptian regiments and the frigaie sta
toned al Gambia have changed their eolors with
out the slightest opposition.
Commodore Hull, in the United States ship Ohio,
was to leave Smyrna for Mahoos on the 18th
Oct.
The contents of the Madrid papers of the Cd
inst, are quite important.
The capital continued to be flled with the roy
al Guards, the troops devoted to Espartero. The
regency chief is now disposed, it is said, 10 dis.
solve the senate altogether.
The intelligence from China is not later than
we have direct
The London Morning Post Of the 18th Nov
says the news from India is most disastrous-th'
British arms have suffered more reveises and the
loss of greater number OF men than the whole
CaboVl campaign
Khalat, the stronghold which Gen. Wiltshire
ca tured in such gallant style, has been retaken;
The whole OF Upper CiDde was il a STATE OF in
surrec,ion, and every day intelligence was receiv-
ed at Bombay cfs disastrous character. The first
Bombay Grenadisr egiment had been nearly cut
10 pieces il an engagement with the Belochees
when msrching through pass in the mountains
10 the relief of Kahun
Five officers and 900 men were killed, and al
the baggage fell prey to the Beloches. Such,
says our correspondent lis the effect Of the pre-
mature Withdrawal OF our troops from the country
such was the result predicted BY the Duke o
Wellington more Than a year and a half ago, o
the foolish attempt to conduct extensive warlikt
operations on peace establishment Vigorous
al. A..
ssters brought about solely by Lord Auckland ;,
penny wise and pound. foolish measures.
Dost Mahomed Khan was still at large, ant
there are suong suspicious that the Amerrs o
Line II and other native chiefs were intriguing q
gninsi the Brush government
The Khan of China had liberated all the Rus
sian slaves IN his dominioLs, and Lieut. Shakes
peare rad offered TO conduct them TO the Russian
I frontier.
BomJerdment and Capture of 81. Jean D'Aere
The following details were published in thu
/ Malta Times of the 18th ul..
The siege appears to have been of the mos
brilliant on record and proves that British genir
sa WICK snsa he ss'f DAY. gone
| of their enemies and the admiration Of the world
The result Of this affair is the reduction Of
fortress, declared by the French ince ndsres TO b.
impr enable TO q heap Of ruins, with loss to thu
enemy OF upwards Of 1000 killed, 5000 prisoner
and large number wounded, the precise NUN
bel OF whom aave moi yet been sscertsinrd. Thu
garrison supposed to have originally consisie'
| OF 6000 men.
The stack commenced a few minutes befor,
2 o'clock on the Sd instant.
The carnage sppesn 10 have been dreadful
bat the loss 10 the British sesmen and marine
was very ifiiing
The base lace circulated by the Paris papers O
the betrayal OF ST. Jean d'Acre into the hands o
the beslrgers Tor BRUSH gold, receives from th'
above account sbundsnt refuisiion.
A long recount Of the bombardment conclude
thus" Such is the account Of the taking O
Acre, written "a hours after the attack began
city which bsfied Bonsparte and French Arm
and has undergone, both IN ancient and moder
history more numerous and desperate seiges thaI
any ether city in the world"
The submission Of ..ebsmet Ali is ofheihlll
known; ministers sffirmrd il yesterday 10 seyers
deputies IN Sall-s DIES C. nfrrsness.