Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

10 send any quantity from Albany eastward iorw ard
cd the nearest British port, Al IA thus
nainraized as colonial produce and shipped IN British
vessels 10 the Yves, Indies. II shipped from the u
:. in American vessels, -four is charged duty OF 5
shngs and beef and pork duty Of 80 shillings
ling. This is prohibition An American vessel is
not allowed, under the treaty, IN take cargo from
British province to another. Thus have by d,plo-
Macy or the want Of IT, lost the carrying trade of
own produce. The late administration busy try
ing TO make President, II had time, its minister
had his mouth foil Of tobacco, and no one could speak
word for the shipping interest
Haly is country productive In wines and silks
Why at sacrifice &c, those articles from Francci--
II has Catholic population Of 20 millions of uhabi,-
ants; One iih Of the time their religion requires them
TO dispense with meats-,hey live fish; a good Gus
toner for us, with our fisheries cherished great
pense as nursery for seameu. But England has the
monopoly Of her fish market--she has even treaty
with Naples by which she is secured a commercial ad-
vantage Of ten per cent in her favor any other
most favored nation. English marked quinals of fish
seen in piles in Italian ports and cities where A
merican marked fish and the American flag are un-
known, OF known occasionally as strangers. To set
all this matter right and open avenues of trade
and commerce, 1.-THE PARTY" selected from all the
perience and talent of this nation E. r. Troup-fhe
unffteSt Of the unfit
Austria prepare Pennsylvania for the Presi-
DENTAL vote, Muhenbugh despatched TO this cen
trail power, and he has got back again. The public
have an impression that he accomplished nothing. In
justice him. it should no, be forgotten tina, in SIN
gle despatch, he informed this country that he spoke
the German language better ,has they did Vienna.
| Was no, this worth the outfit and salary
uHy the by, speaking ofthe Presidential vote,
minds us TO ask wha, has become of the 'Smithson,-
1 - :. I.
friends, tina, half Of lost; but does not inform
whether was pu, at par, in the fallen bonds of
western state tina, had vote, how otherwise
| Has it gone with the Girard fund Will somebody
tell US !
| Russia.-'The Party sent Cambreleng there when
the people would not let them represent them here
Selected, because he rejected. 1t is a very bad
case.
The restrictions on the Baltic trade under tile name
of Sound Dues and Quarantine Regulations, enforcet
at Eistncur we're very burthensome TO the American
commerce, and left the British in almost undsputet
possession of the Baltic trade. The administration
took and its ministers did no acts afford
ing relief. History has some curious facts in
in relation to the incumbents of this mission. The a
by Of Eastern vessels to touch a home port ant
take out papers, rendered the whole business pc
cuiarly unjust and oppressive to the commerce from
New York.
But we have no time TO go the rounds Of our dplo
matte corps to-day, nor space to say more, than tina
the Wing administration must look over this who'll
business, and TO the rescue of agriculture
commerce, and country, from the miserable an
groveling measures of the Van Buren, administration
This department has not been corrupt and rapacou
the Custom House, but infused as it is, with tn
narrow views of the late administration, and from in
capacity and neglect, it has inurousy alecte
all the essential interests of the country. Mr. TUE
should be up and doing The question is daily asked
why sleeps the tsrdy justice of the country lie,
have a new diplomatic CORDS.