Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-13
FOREIGN.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.


Ct. Britain, and had extended to the continent
There were several thousand operatives out Of
employ nj Lyons, and many also in the other
French manufacturing towns.
little more activity prevailed in the English
markets for Il few of the latest days, but it was
thought not to amount TO much.
The harvest this year, even should the crop sus-
tain little injury, must be late one. II is the o.
pnion OF well-nlOrmed persons that a supply
must be obtained from abroad, before the produce
of the crop can be brought to market.
Some shocks of earthquake have been felt in
various parts of Scotland
There had been more serious riots at Nantwich
in Cheshire, growing out of the late elections.
The long talked of engine match against time,
Oh the Great Western Railway had taken place.
Mr.. Brunei the engineer, succeeding in passingo o.
yer the road with the "Hurricano" locomotive,
within Two hours, and won The bet of El000-
This is at the rate OF more Than sixty miles an
hour.
There n terrible explosion in the Thornley,
Coliery on the l0h attended with the loss of sew
era lives
GREAT BRITAIN.
The first furry respecting the Judicial detention
of Nc Leod being over, the English papers have
nearly ceased their Bombnstes Furioso style Of
denuncialion towards this country The Liver
pool Mail, after having exhausted the argument,
and fairly run out the vagares of its own temper,
comes To The wise conclusion that the tIade with
.'o united 0ia'es Is VI 100 much importance 10 10
,''er,upeu WITHOUT eoou causej ana even me
London Times admits, through one of lis cores
pondents, that there may he two sides to the Nc.
Leod controversy. The truth is, Great Britain
ee's humOe III ,h's matter anu aohl e&act'y KNOW
how to behave herself under the humiliation,
me distress IN the manufacturing districts was
rather on the increase, heightened ny lie failure
of several more important commercial houses,
which threw many operatives entirely out of eIn-
poyment.
CHINA.
MACAO, April 81
"Thc Chinese local government has violated the
agreement made with Capt. Elliot for the renew
al of trade with British subjects We are also
surprised to find thnt since the ls not 1000 chests
of tea have found their way on to foreign vessels
10y smuggling. We had hopes of doing some
ding in that way, but the unexpected vigilance
aud activity of the Chinese Mandarns and sold
iers have disappointed cnr hopes for the present.
"About the lTh Il Chop arrived from the En-
peror, couched in most violent terms, ordering
all authorities civil and military, in the province
of Canton, to destroy all the Teas, Rhuiarh, and
other articles necessary for the English barbarans
This order is rgdly obeyed, and probably one half
of the crop of teas is already destroyed, aud the
work is still going on. Indemnity is promised Ivy
the same Chop to those whose property is destroy
ed, and rewards for those who discover secre'ed
articles We further find in this Chop, political
intercourse with the English interdicted, and the
lately appointed commissioners ordered to retire.
| Numerous fire-vesses and RATS had been sent
down the river among foreign shipping by which
several vessels and cargOes have been injured, but
to no total loss.
| "Our commander is deliberating on the prop
riety Of moving all vessels below the second bar
ln'o WIDER part OF the river.
"A report prevails, but to which no credit is at
,ache", .nat some Drt's' suplects were kidnapped
ny tme Cninese on 'he h'shi OF ''e ~o'n.
|
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ING Cehs'is continues 10 create Huch oppose
Nv" ''o'" 'to """'I'p" NVu'''"' "''oue"o"t
ffonce' Or,eans ana mohpeH'er nave protested
against II lhe Muh'c'Pa' Couhcn Oh rariS han
en'e'eu "'eeo'',o" W Tue sa,'' cnec'' a' C"Io's
IL hnd been openly opposed ny iorce at ageh
r,o'oHs tunu't broke OUT on me l~h' me no'e' OF
lhe iIeiect h"l ueeh a'acht" ny cohS'"etno'e
nou' n,t WIS wen "eiehu,,n ny Tue so'n'ery' VT
uer """ pee" !es'ofeu OF ho'ue"""i al WIS qa'e'
'"e'e u" "'e i''"' c,.,N
orhIN' -
very uneasy iee"i'S pieVai's az Naurlu. Inc
uo'e'"he"' ID a"ure Oh .le Ihct INA, u'suipu!ohs
u money are nihne III barcelona, valencia, lar
aso''a al" o'"et Paces' III oroer 10 pr'hS aoout
r'emS',
ne roahs III 0Ph'. are becoming again ihiest'
t" ~, WI" ,op"e's anu o""u"'',
iuo hoec"'' ESl"'i'1'o NeePs " "u'o"'i' "fe
W, """' 10 so',rS u" at .,e"o"' TIC s"sPe'' ''e
Government OF Donna Nlaria oil Trying 10 ionieht
''"s'o'' CIV" wa, rr ~ SE,,X,
wv IohhEi:
me augsoufsn uaze''e OF tne "h lhs'. s'a'es
.na' on Inc @t.h UT me christian Popu'alioh OF
Drana reVo''ed against me iurK'sh au,horll'es OF
'ie 'owh ana u became necessary 10 demand as
s's'ace iro ron n 1ie neenporl"s rashds nc same
''o'u'"e wv pus"'a', PRISONERS soi,che" PeI"'s'
s,on 10 le'''r" nome. ihey were ,I.'orneu II was
necessary 10 wall ior ORDERS from Cons'at''hol'e'
hI' lley persisted IN Their resolution and' as the
'eoe,.oh assume" more 'nen"c.hs cnh'acter' u
was 'oUna necessary 10 cotPy WIN lnelr req"cs''
nu. 10 ,'ie aS'oh's'''1nt o. ne a.hor'es; ,fy re-
p''ed that they would quit the town at their con-
rehence' ana assumed ioS''ie at'l'nhe u was
'eareh mat hIs insl'rrecuoh was out Tie prelude oil
more serious troubles