Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
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From the Boston paily Times
Arrival of the Columbia.

SlNTEEN DAYS LAI ER FROM ENGLAND "A
The War Panic Effect in England Of III,
News by the Britannia Great ENcitcmc,,
at the non arrival of the steamer Prcsijcn,
Daring robbery at Windsor Caslc-Cb,,.
list Parliamentary News
France the Fertilization Bill--WaM,
Threat fFrancc-Anarchial Moycmcn,n
Marscilcs-Ailairs of the East-DilHcuI +
ties in the Turco- Egyptian Qucstion-Gcn.
oral European News, &c..Nc
The steamship Columbia, Capt Judkins, arryelr
her moorings in Boston harhor, on Monday cyra,,
the 10Th inst, a IL o'clock, p NJ She lon I,r
pool on the ih and has made her passage 100 10 dave
which, considering the season of the year. may i
deemed a very rapid rim.
BY the arrival of the mail steamer Columbia wo,,
in possession of our usual files Of London and Liver,
pool papers, the magazines of the month, and c,e,
from our foreign correspondents
We find in eur papers no news OF great mpor,anr,
in fact the press OF England appear TO have been d,
GUESSING, for a long time, the NJ Lcod question VITA
great deal Of ardor.
The arrival Of the packet ship Patrick Henry. vb
/ General lIau,.t's address, aud the aul,al of d.
steamer Britannia, wiki dispatches for the ButyhG.y
erumont, tended to alIav most icycrsh cNeitcn..
which had prevailed in all classes and our last ad,,,
show much better feeling towards this county, aus
|
From the following it will be seen that the Great
Western not to sail till the Sh, and likewise that
it at first ordered TO call at Halifax from fear Of
difficulties arising between ills country and England
( 1t is extracted from the Liverpool Mail of the 3d.
Steamship Great western. The public Will olscuG
on reference to advertising columns, that the a.
rectors have altered the day of sailing of the above
ship from the Sd to the Sth OF the present month The
intention of calling at Halifax is also rellnquishcd,
consequence of the peaceabe advices recently recey
ed from the United States
The PreSidcRt This steamship which scenes les,
tined, every trip she makes TO painfully keep alive
public anxiety respecting her safety has yet made
her appearance. The New York packet ship, Virgin.
ian, which sailed on the 18th ult, three days after the
| President, arrived yesterday. The steamer has on
board important dispatches from Minister at Wash
ngton and her arrival must be anxousy looked for
! by the Government as it is by the peope.-idrcpod
| Chronicle, Sd INST.
Mr. Orr one of the engineers on board the Columbia,
informs that it was supposed in England that she
had either encountered iceberg, that she had gone
into the Western Islands for Goals. The greatest
ety prevailed in England at the time of the departure
of the Columbia at the non-arriva of the President,
fearful antlClpatOns entertained that she had
with some serious accident
The Britannia arrived at Liverpool on "Wednesday
the 3lst u in | , DAYS from this port.
The packet ship Patrick Henry, Captain Delano, ar
rived at Liverpool on Wednesday, after a remarkable
rapid passage Of ID days and 10 hours. She left Bos
ton on the sh inst at o'clock, p. NJ and took po
oH NV '" "" 'lI' ii"i"lHS VI INC -il, at . a. NJ
/ The Times OF the 2nd inst. says, Government re-
ceIVed dispatches IRON Mr. Fox by the same steamer
which brought our letters and papers, and these des-
patches leave no doubt OF an amcahe and immediate
settlement between the United States and Great Brit
am as lar as regards the question of MLeod Mr. FoI
mad received communication to that effect from tho
American Government couched in the most conciliato
ry language We think the public mind may be al
rest on that point"
In lis monled article OF the same date it SAYS "ln
the absence OF definite facts as to the progress Of tho
ALTAR OF Nj Leod. great attention was paid in the cot
feehouses and all the resorts Of the city gossips the
tone of the intelligence, to elicit much as possible
the dispersion OF the American nation. In their inter
probation all seemed to agree and be Of opinion that
the angry feelings which were at first a for APP
prehenson, had greatly if not completely subsidized
and the belief in the maintenance Of peace seemed
generally TO prevail.
The quotation Of ConsoIs shows the decided action
which the news had the price Of public securities
The advance was - per cent. which was maintained
throughout the day, the only nuctuaton being that
there were sometimes buyers and sometimes sellers at
tue advanced quotations, while the mncss Of the mar.
ket sustained by the frequent purchasers chiefly
! of a speculative character"
| The Morning Chronicle Of the same date saws. "Ihe