Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-31

.Nohemcf .ii,--.iidrming STATE cf Dinrc" "a
The Manufacturing District, Unuudldpres-
SION Of 1rade-iicary Failure.
The news brought by the Columbia is high
" interesting and important, the intelligence
taken out by the Butanla respecting Mcleod.
had created great deal OF alarm amongst the
friends of peace; and the Stock Exchange
Conso, immediately Tell, IN consequence ot
the decision of the supreme Court not 10 lO-
crate Mcleod,
From The London Ti-" of august I'd
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
CniNh AND ISpia. Our express from China
and India, IN anticipation of the mail brings
intelligence of very little Importance Tho
last dates arc--ffom Macao the I'd of April,
Calcutta the 5th of June Bambay the 10Th
June, aud from Alexandria the 10Th Of July.
BomJGy June l0.--Our accounts from CHI
ma are to the ID of April, only two days later
than those brought 10y the steamer Queen on
the goth of that month, and which We receive
ed IN June Commodore Sir Gotdon Bremen,
who had been in Calcutta since the middle Of
March, left that place for Canton in the steam
er Queen, on the 25ih of MAY, TO resume his
Offices ns naval commander and Joint plcnipo-
tentar, To China, He takes with hun numcr-
Gus rcinforccments. and Others are following
in transports. The whole fleet may be expect
cd to reach Canton by the beginning of July.
As soon as his eScellency relolns the squad
ron, there can be but little doubt that hostile
Operations will bc renewed. 1t ID probable
this expedition will be too late to get up tho
Pciho this year They may retake Chusan,
and the steamers might reconotre TO the north
ward, but we doubt If matters can be finally
arranged until the season Of 1912. The res
suits oithls supplementary expedition ore look
cd forward to with the greatest anxiety, for
lupon the prudent management of the force
must entirely depend the question Of our future
relations with the Chinese.
At Macao our troops aud the fleet stIll re-
NAMED in position awaiting reInorccments
and orders, while the Emperor of China. in
famed to the highest pitch OF anger by tho
prescriptions proceedings Of the British IN at
lacking bis towns and destroying his ships,
was issuing furious oi,c,s and DEGREES against
them. One Of his cdicts IN reference TO the
capture of the Hogue Forts, contains the fol-
lowing words: "'rhey have carried their un-
submissive rebellion to this extreme, and |
nhe Emperor now swear that both Powers
shall not stand, one or the other must conquer
or dc"
In the Puniaub, things still remained in n
most distracted state The Governor iCash
mere had been Murdered In Scnee affairs
appeared as iAr ever from a scttement.-
The Fapaulose had become troublesome, and
appeared to require severe lesson. IN An
ghanstan things were comparatively quiet;
Dos, Muhommcd was amusing himself IN Cal
cut,a, where he was treated with marked at
tcntion and respect. Ia IIerai things were a
gain quiet, and Var Mahommed was likely 10
; give no further trouble,
TURKEY, EGYPT, SYRIA, &c.
Confaataoyle, July ia Turkish steam-
or reached this place on the 9th, bringing des-
patches of favorable nature from Iuhr Pa
cha. lis expedition against the Candotc
rebels may be considered as terminated. Az
ter defeating the insurgents IN divers sknnlsh-
es and encounters. two provinces submitted
at discretion; and the third, with the exception
Of the mountains Of Skasia has followed tho
example OF lis ncichbon.
r TnE E.srrln QrGsrIoy. Tie following
protocol Of the Conference was signed on Ju-
Ily 20, al. and IS published by the Augs-
burCh Gazctte:-
AS the difficulties ia which his lllghness
the Sultan was involved, and which induced
him 90 accept the uid aud support Of the -Four
Powers, are terminated; and az Mchenct has
ifJlhllcd the act Of submission 10 the Sultan,
which the convention Of July aimed al, 80
/, have the Representatives Of the Powers, sign
n ers ofthat Treaty, thought TIT 10 recognise and
4. consecralc the old usages Of the Ottoman Porte
: for preventing armed ships Of war to enter the
/. Straits Of the Darlaucles and Bosphor... To
= give q constant and permanent sanction TO
this, and, at the sumo time, 10 give mark Of
. the harmony aud unity winch guide the inten-
r. tons Of the Powers. 1t j.. agreed 10 guarantee
y this, and 10 get the Sultan 10 invite France 10
lolu therein A. this agreement is intended
70 give Europe pledge Of the unity Of the
-Four Powers, the Brush Fore Secretary
has undertaken. il concert with the other
D. plcuipotenii4fIe. 10 communicate them 10 the
Re- French Government and 10 take part ia the
r. arrangements. BY which the Sultan declares
IA Ais determination 10 uphold the sud rule, the
Five Powers on their side making known their
resolution 10 respect n.
lsIgucdj "EsTEEHAzY,
"PALMEEsTOs,
% "NErHAss,
"BrLOw,
70 "Bkusow"