Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
LATE & HIGHLY IMPOR-
TANT FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN.

From the n. Sun, Extra Sunday morning, April 4.
Great Excitement in relation to the NJ
Leod aflair-Navalan Military Prep
arations against the United States
Fierce for War---Panic produced by
the news taken out by the George
Washington in relation to the Bank
OF the United States--Latc News from
China, India and Egypt, by cxtraor
binary express.
The British Queen arrived at 3 o'clock Sunday morn
4 ing, dates to 10th March, received
The news she brings is OF the most intense interest
and we hasten to lay 1t before anXously expecting
j public.
4 The people Of England appear to have been panic
struck at the intelligence which reached that
4 by the packets Geo. Washington T. States and West
4 chester, from n York. The first named vessel took
out the news of the stoppage of the L. 5. Bank-the
second that ofhe indictment of Mcleod, and the West
chester Mr. Pickens report the Mcleod affair
These three combined, created sudden panic
among all classes opersons and the funds at the stock
exchange were materially lowered in consequence.
From the money articles in the papers, we find
that this American news caused panic in the markets
The news from the Continent find of very little
q interest.
In France every thing is quiet former dates
There is rumor that Lord Palmerston is to be call
II ed 10 the House OF Lords.
81 All the markets were effected bv the news from
merica; and the 9Th of March, report was circu-
lated that fleet of 10 sail of the line is ordered as
sembe at Glbraltar in consequence OF the trial Of Mr.
q Mcleod. 1t is also stated that lord Palmerson has
d sent out orders TO the Ambassador at Washington to
= demand the immediate release of Mcleod
letter from Paris states that great fall took place
= IN French funds in consequence of tho late from
a America
q The news from China is Of tho most gloomy charac-
= ter possible, and very perpexing to England. The
Fl Eastern Question has been opened in form. Ad-
n mTal Elliot has left China for England consequence
n Of palpitation of the heart.
n McLcod-M PickenS' Report. We find It utterly
"a impossible in our limited space to give at this moment
n even synopsis OF the comments of the pressupon this
H intelligence, but upon Mr. Pckens report, which seems
to have created the greatest shock, the Globe SAYS
"Ghe painful effect which this Incorporate party doc
umen must otherwise produce on the strongly cherish
n ed hopes OF the people fthis country, Of amcabe
n adjustment of the dispute, will be much relieved by the
tone of the principal speakers in the debate which
II sued on the question of putting the report We see
d nothing in this manifesto OF empty and unreasonable
denunciaons, qualified they by the strong
pressons of dissent and reprobaton with which it was
received TO shake our beethat peace will be preserved
s. The Despatch says, 'the soppage of the T. s. Bank
n VIII cause great deal OF misery here well in A
H merca Shares which brought two years ago Goa are
n now anxiously sold at Ga los"
Il The Morning Herald says, "he financial and politi-
h cal news from New York produced considerable i'm
preston the stock market but the depth of this i'm
~ preston WOULD De III measured by the actual decline
r merely in quotations of stocks, for it be remem-
r beed that the funds the rise, and with firm
IL tendency to a greater rise still"
Il The Morning Chronicle of the sth instant says the
II publication OF this report created considerable uneasi-
d ness The Times says 1--WE shall not quote from
TINS offensive and unjust TRADE but we earnestly invoke
e our readers 10 study in ertens0 for themselves and
II hen Judge what chance exists OF fair or Just treatment
Tor Great britain OF those authorities with which such
catalogue Of insult could have originated The liar
Il rson government be- as we believe it will be, against
e report there not ground to fear that they may be
b 100 feeble to resist the war flctionl"
y A Squadron ordered 10 america The Times and
other papers state positive fact that some mart Of
me squadron, believed to consist Of ten sail ofhe line
II "Wch h2d been engaged on the of Syria had
n been suddenly order of the coast of Anerc, 20 ~
n port the remonsrance Of the British Minister Nh Foy
H against The judicial msrder of Mcleod"
IA INFANTRY for Hah far. The Times also states ,ba,
nfee naaiions had been put suddenly under orders
n Tor Halifax, and adds, God knows how the home SER
wee Of the realm could be furnished after their deDart
u ure." ''0'' 'i'''
n The Atlas says, "War with America must and viii
Fl as surrey follow upon tie murder Of Mcleod as the
S" OIL morning follows tho darkness Of nirh,: but then
a His war VIII be war without any definite object ov
'e revenge Tor an injury which cannot be attoned
n From the N Y. Herald. Extra.
b DISPUTE WITH AMERICA.
Il H'lse Of Lord', March sM. The Earl Of Mount.
c'aAed sand, he rose 10 put question to the noble Wis
IA count opposite respecting some information which had
Il a1ftucdibeen Just received from America and "a, Iio
a was of great Importance 20 this country Thai iocl
Ii heHee lac understood, had created great sensation in
z 1ef city ana had caused fall in the price Of public
H Ihas lie alluded 70 4 report from the committee M
"A ofei-h relations, made on the 18Th Of last month H.
'hsiess' ana De wished 70 know whether any couGr-
Il nation as 10 tho document in question being oG;r,,l
had been received by Her Majes,ys Minister'S n vas
ID not Is intention on tue present occasion 10 submit =,
IL "'i ''i-sHps any motion on the subject as he was
D'' 1es'i'us not 10 cause greater lewiston between
ue TWO governments than that which unfortunately err
se1' hut "hen report such that be had referred
IA TO- was promulgated, It was-foper that they sbod ,o
q he u4ough,i could no, be genuine He bci,.yaj %
H-s' DC an Invention, and there were many person,