Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30
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lrrival of the Caledonia at Boston.
ESTY-TW DAYS LATER PROM Eng
LAND.
Cale5ea,s Sea4,.. T. arrived sihcf uoaungs ia
ps hs'sof aa ssivria,. attn II o'clock 4 u
ssiled from larcfpaa. oa thc ,ih inst aod cousc
W. she Aas aad pa'saso 81 o. ] 2 dsys
NJ assg sisft-iag and sA'ai 'uir Ieeuro which the
nsf has hfHlgi. itsi uf vic total less ~ the 4
III etan packc, siaF Governor lcaacr, bound iat New
M. wtih igi sau.s on haaid. al Of whom persisted.
AsFtrs tss stc,If.ao OF its captain soi uiaie
= E4fr McI,o3 adst ant ho Boundary Question bad
sktssS m0ch als Ia England enc FORMER a, ono umc
be 4f.r Tie al engrpfs hE topic
srismeni has ucca occupied principally With sub.
IT'D Of l,ue interest % tie Arrncan reader
y "a geoa deal ol discussion took place in the Com
- he ~ l. tic most important pau, 81 which
declsgaiinu ts l3r Ps'mcfsiou, that be saw
hinz likely 90 atIsc which could lead 90 iucTfup-
y Of friendly and pacific relations between France
~ Eagiand
4 TIE Thamo, Tunael o. DOW il3s feet inches n
&esh and lho excavation f1f iio shaft has been made
BE dcy,h of % feet leaving ooly about 81 feet more
- completed
NJ wm Coct'oakc ~ 10 succeed Sir John Harvey
r<fnot Of Nov Brunswick. Who has been recalled
1e French Colonial Minister has sent orders 10 the
Isch West India Islands. m consequence Of the in
Xfsos freshmen Of female slave and the acquital
ysa owner. that henoefouh al private prisons are
Asshed, and that slaves only be confined in the
y1e prisons and that at least half OF the Judges
- be sent from France, with some other MINOR reg
! atoms.
5ti was rumorrd 10 Paris on Thursday afternoon ,ha,
"a Preach Cabinet disposed 20 offer iis mediation
STrsnge the v lcod dispute with the L. States.
The following IS as eIuac, from the Parliamentary
Depon Published Ia tho London Times ofMarch ID
CAPTURE OF THE CAROLINE
Sir j. Graham said ,ha, perhaps j, would be more
eonvenicn, that the nobo lord should, before making
3she siaemon, with which he was abou, to proceed an.
|3s~er or two questions which lie had intended 10
{pu; 10 him before hc rose
The House would rccollcc, that in the year 1889
his honor and learned friend the member for the Uni
vssI,y Of Oxford and an honorable and learned gen
sleman the member from the city Of Oxford, asked the
noble Lord whether II was the intention OF the Govern
mon, 10 grant pension TO Lieut. Mccormick. Of the
Royal Navy; and the noble Lord stated that the Gov
eminent had come 30 no resolution on the subject
Nov he found 10y the navy estimates which about
10 be referred 10 committee of supply that night that
pension had been granted to Lieut. Mccormick for
wounds received IN the service. lie wished to ask
The noble lord what particular service was 1t IN which
The wounds were received for which the pension was
granted, what the date OF the order in Council
graning II, and whether he had any objection to lay a.
copy Of II on the table Of the house.
Lord J. Russel said that he would answer the ques-
tons OF the right hon. gentleman as precisely he
could. The services on account OF which Lieut.. NJ
Coimick had been recommended for a pension to the
lords OF the admiralty. performed 10y him under
tho command of the superior cnlonl, authorities in the
capture of the Caroline (llear, hear) That the rec
ommepdaton had been made to the lords OF the admi-
rally al the commencement of the last year With
regard 10 the order 10 council, he believed It was in
January, bot be was not certain. lie had however
no objection 10 lay It on the table.
FRANCE.
The treaty between France and Buenos Ayres is
now accepted by the Chambers, and ratified by the
French Government.
The French papers speak of the financial embar-
Tassmonis OF the Government. There are not more
.rN mill gff r,f dor tho,
adequate To deray the ordinary expenses of the ad-
ADMINISTRATION.
foundation, France The Rhine has again burs,
through It's temporary banks, the uver may be seen
carrying away with II large trees timber, furniture
and sometimes even entire cottages. jewellers in in
Isolated habltatons have become a prev To the mos,
cruel suffering many be seen on the roofs rails
ing Their arms and voices and crying for suocor The
cattle have generally gone the hills but many have
been drowned IA the stables and farms.
FRENCH AFRICA
General Bugoaud has sailed for Algiers Grea,
works OF colonization wall be commenced IN the Me
udIa where number Of villages, surrounded by osses
are TO be constructed Two thousand Swiss Catbo.
lies, who had resolved emgrating 10 America have
been invited by the French Authorities To form a set
semeni IN the Mcud where they have been promises
an extensive tract of land
ALGwRs. II is stated that Colonel Cayaignac had
completely routed 500 OF Abd-e Kader. regular troops
supported by considerable body OF kabes who pre-
scented themselves at the gates Of the town. The
ground was sharply contested, but the Arabs finally
fed. The Ffchch loss il not stated.
SPAIN
There very lulo news rom spain. The Doure
question having been settled the Madrid elections had
occupied considerable attention Gen. Espauero had
teen elected Senator AZ Saugossa. All the deputies
returned by that city, belonged TO tho liberal party
There has been an outbreak by the medical student,
sn Madrid, which however bad been promptly sup
pressed.
PORTUGAL.
All the recent military demonstrations cnrsequen
upon Inc anticipated Rupture wi,h SPAN have been an
nulied and The projected works IT defence dtscounu
cd, the goycIumeui has directed It's attention TO III
measure, which has long been layonle one, of o.s
solving the national guard, aud Icoonstuo,ng %
principle OF The old mlua.
Ihe PonAslo.e G-No-umcnL n sadly IN want Of lnnl