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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15


neart knows only one Think Of the then, or I go
Tbe M.Id =, T e, sweet iriends-words Mrs
ue "hu o. Florence llemans
Lament OF the lrish Emf rhc Forsaken One
Farewell NV peaceful vale inc dawn '' III '''' '''"
hear that fsr, breatbins was n.I ,lse 20 The.
or water MIL by hnusseii RE gentle Queen oil Flowers
p,r.,n,u . Shar do lis sad TO think upon the
Come 70 ,hn IItei. l9,ons days Of old, bv Hon.
The Better Land, Mrs. lie. touch for me thy harm
mans aysIn ~ ''f
pray for thee, or the Fare. Farewell {, thee Mary
The Pilgrims Rest Rome Ih"u arr no ,porc Mrs
siiike the Silver String, foI IIcn,ans
- two Voices ,ris merry ia hear at Eve.
Inc Moon 10 beamng ocl Ming time, by T. n Weber;
Iil lee no submissive wife, ne Tea in Ihe hrLonS-comc
r n ny steps 10 nome when, when will thou meet
again onIy st.aIs ,b, 6,d,, I;.h,
When day lights going from reTes some,SinS in I'm
Soinrambult "
wALTZEs, RoNDEAus AND MARCHES
xre La Dance, by Hunter lie Reud, zvouz de Chase
,s-s'pHo" suauinlrs ty KoSsinI
h,,',son end Tyler Crane Air, Fairy ike
Cal pade enndnles' by L"yes Rrtornel. by Vie.
RondeSn Sur nn Motif fou FanIalse, LAmbassadrice,
inc Opera OF The D. Ambas- by Tier
sadTicc
FayoIie Cayatns from Z,m.l "a Marina Snas1cs March
pa, dedicsted 10y a. We ss, and the OneIa OF IN
&C., rex, TO- his pupil, Msf Norma, consisting OF Du.
r'i us p, IorI cts, solos, In Italian aud
FIty h9nan on Horns Cele EnSsSh words, with many
the Wood, by 4 Forini
ALSO,
few superior VIOLINs lCIarooeus
ot Of superior Uan and Caues Treatise on IIEfmony
oF.Hrst Just I'M burrows Musical PTiInmeT
pJI'eu' al wholesale andre Musical Encyclopedia, ens-
Blank Music Paper Of the cal DisriauSry' ace by W
best qualify : P.uer ~ - 49,
Por Foo5. Tor ausc Musical Grammar. in Fou1
Cocoa Wood FLUTES, with L Parts by DIR Caleott
Togetis with large assortment Of Nois RooLs mr. ,l
Ieeton "f Psalm and Hymn Tunes generally used in
Sn9Lehes and snsns sclo ole by various authors sp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

DOOTs AND SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
(NENTLEMEN's hne French Cali skin Boots
~ do second quality. DO
do Fine Calf skin ialT Htr heI do
DO do fusigcd 80
DO French Calfskin Navy shoe.
DO do Dancing Pumps
DO -, do Navy Pump soic shoes
Ladies' Seai-skin and Morocco Walking shoes
DO fine English Kid slippers, a beautiful ariel.
DO Whno Satin 10 90
DO Morocco and Xiii slippers
ID Morocco Bnskins
Misses Morocco aud Kid slippers
DO Boots
Chiidren's shoes Of various kind.
Servants low cnd nsh quarter Shoes
TRAVELLING TRUNKS
Iron Frame Hart Top Leather Trunks
Do Bellows
2faiI Leather Trunks, superior article
Halees and Carpet BAGS, Of ali sizes
Fancy Trunks
Shoe Brushes and Lees Dlackinx &c
All Of the above articles will be sold the lowest ash
price John s. JONES, Agent.
mh VI OiposiIe the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
GREAT BARGAINS.

GREAT BARGAINS.
\VEinyite the attention House Kecpers and others,
w 10 the following articles
l04 and l2+ Linen Sheetf,=
and " Table Diaper, superior large size Damask
Birds Eye Diaper and Hue kabark
Irish mems and Danisk Ma kins
l24 Damask CIumb Cloths
Also good assortm ent Of Gentemeuis Summer w.,r
6assimeres. Vestinss Drlngs, stocks sLirts Collars
bosoms Gloves and Hosiery, all which will be sI al
pneeeoS. sp3 REID. ROBERTS a co.
NOIlCE-A young Man qualified TO teach the LAIN
creek and reneh Languages, together with the elc.
tentary branches u Mathematics rs esrous Of ob,n.
nv ~ fhis p'H~s. - 10 ~
KENT, KENDALL a. ATwATER
~ AVE Iereived per the steamer President and shin
RoscuS from Liverpool via New YorE their supnly
OF epIios Goods They will continue receive through
the season from New York. additions TO their sock wbch
VIII render n all times bic worthy he attention
OF city and country dealers NH ~
GOOD NEWS FOR GENTLEME
(rEp a hEEN a. co. have, by the schooneT- Nassau
~ Mane hester and Richmond, received large atidtions
NAT from heir lormer success in their selections Tor the
virginia Market they have entire confidence Ibat tbe,
spnE assortment cannot TAIL the most MAR
tAs'es Please remember, their motto is
The nim5le sIpence is better than the slow shilling
Received, April 3i-2l superhne French pattern Fancy
fioek Goats, an eiegant article. Aiso-SpTnz Vests
Superior sal ugd silk, Bombazne anu hs'd summer
Neino aud Chally Vests
CRAVATS AND SCARFS.
ObN"rih OF superior Crayais ami Scarfs among which
are the new styles OF French Plaid; Fgd Swiss Prince
AlbeUs and OpeIa CTavais and fad San ana N,b,ir
scarfs, together with Collars Bosoms; Gloves: SIorE
shirts; suspenders Hosiery; Life Preseryers Russi,n
Belts RoDe dc Chambres making their aock eoua m
SUPERIOR To any store Of the kind in nsTiheIn cics
KEEN a CO Main street,
Al rear NJ h. E,@h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
APRIL, IStI.
LADIEs' DREss GOODS. SILK MUaLINs

APRIL. iSil.
LADIES DRESS GOODS. SILK MUsLINs.
&c. sc.
DO " JENKINS will scli i1 pieces style Chsuc
" silks, tor summcI wear. al 6sthc yard
An umcccs rlsit and Grurci silks, new styles, ~
Spring, ATS fs and 81
Lawns o. q, El cts and finer
Elegant thcuc Calicnrs, tonH.u patterns only - CO
ID 10 Musius, al pIicrs
tb- Great tusaits in The sbovc, iorcash. AZ 10
WI have ius received fom New York snI Baltimore.
w hy suudry vessels
srslg canales, o. q a. Kinsssnd Mandatory
lacEaro " Jiessou & Trovbrtso
Do krkman's; starch
Mcdcr swan C'u, pure asimporci
Pine Apulc DO 10
ui Rycwhisscy, Flack sons brand
Common RlNn1tr Whiskcy, tn bills andhhfs
W. a y. CHRISTIAN.
NH s9-2s hstEei square
SADDLES BRIDbEs, HARNESS. sc
TUE subscriber band, IL his mandatory best
all Kinds oluoaoh nsrcue he and sukcy harness best har
snd son sotercd Siirup rons Curb and enas Bs beet
Enflsh ard American Bride Lcather and Msriugaies; s
qnaies 81 Coach, Sukey und Riding Whips; Carryall
and Wagon 0rar of every description which he will sell
4 the lowest prices Persons IN Waut of ARTICLES IN the
above lne, viii hnd 10 their advantage 70 call and
iue hisgoods.
fen ALFRED KIND
NEAL ESrATE AT PNGVATE SALE. \
I'VE are auhofiEc Co. sen privaiey, various lcts n
w ground N the CIV, iuInrovcd snti unimprosoi
atto~r ihem some which comfortable dwelling
houses. aud others are dcsirahle los Cor building
AsoJr safe, lots 0i Land In the vicinity Of Rte hmond
tpruvcd aud untuproyed Pcraons DESTROYS OF purcha
j sing may learn fun particulars tour once.
= 10 -. " A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
NEW SPRING GOODS.

/ ATHnOP a. VANDEURsEN are opening
Rich Plaid Moussslns ''
DO Printed Lawns
Cord Bonnet do
New style Plaid Bonnet Ribbons sold in sets a small
advance
50, -, 10 AMIDST, Black File shAwls, plain and EN-.
broi1eTed
Black ami CoPd silk Nett Reneues
Figured Swiss Mlsins
Genilenen's Black silk Gloves
Figured Italian CTavafs
Chain.cnd suspenders, Gc.
New Goods constantly arriving NH o
IMPORTED, per ships Franklin and President one bun
superior old Pale sherry, hbd old Jamaica Run,
Two pipes pale Cognac Brandy, London Brown Stout and
Ale IN pnS and quarts, and 10 Queens Arms ana
Dolphin Cheese. Also received from New York 80 has
kets and boxes Anchor Champagne and Hockheiner
VINE ForsA'e. RANDOLPH HARRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

Pr ESD ENT'S HOTEL,
no ii2, broadway, New Norkl
ihls splfmhd cmahhsltntnt BE- opcu und ready "a
receive those who may be plessrito vor with their
patronage. Tue house s In excellent otderihe iurni
luIc noW and eofan-to ladies' patlours furnished
IN eye not suroasscd by any In thc Unouthe cellars
arc wcl Stocked with tho hcst wines and lauorsihc ard
cfWu De consautY supplied with every dcicacy The mar.
kcs can auntd One " the proptetors has be trusts
nccn long aud iavourahly known Hotel Keeper ami
leans, Galveston, &C.
JAMES P rEESSSS0oYrn. ProrrIe'ors
We arc detef-,lueito plcssr. IL s--7m
BOUNs. PAPER, pLArES &C
CtNlTH a PALMER ~ addition 10 the Iarer and ettcn
- aVe variety ~ hooks and stationery usually on han,
arc uuw receiving htirSpIng suppcs together cumprs
ing the greacs variety ~ Staple Goods In thelr trsde
A " have cndcavufcd o. keep on hand a. ali times
such stock would enablc hcm 70 execute tho orders
which they should he vured-snd tbev beleve h.t
the experience other friends AZ 70 ~ leo ana Iusv hs
been satisfactory They Offer their prcscn, sic on In N
usual accommodating terms.
RULING AND HIHpINo.
= Fs Dnicry " u0N w fun o9crston They haze efu
poyedthe best wnrkmcn and pfcparefo pnus,efte
Bank Dooks of svory description ihc best manner sd
the most fcasonahlc terms, mhsI
CWEEr OLA veIy superior desc rlIs,on, s0T-6je
> lor table use, IN tasks end buules 10 be had III
LYHLla JOHNSTON A IYELI.
NH 70 A. Mcklloe's Oil saad
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
MUSIC FOR THE PLANO FORTE
RECEIVED NJ

N II II & II NJ N,
LANCE supply Of the fashona BILE Music for IN,
sno Forte, lately published together with In struc
non oooks ny several authors for the Piano, Fuie Guitar
Ssrr5onee faseolene and Accordion wi h MUSICAL IN
MS Of different kinds, at Wholesale or by Re
n,, rom The mos celebrated manu- fsctuIers.
uJ- Additional Music win be regularly rec, we'd sosr
s.sl os"e published Ia the Northern Cues Any Music
hp' on hand Viii be PROMPTLY aud on as ayora
n runs a. at any other Establishment Music Store In
e Sae Among the Collection may found the follow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
or.r cmsRLEs W; ,MsGIHNEss.

l.
NeItdoor LIST Presbyterian Church.
stree. below the Post Ohics. Richmond Va
the pleasure 20 inform his friends and the public 10
general that he has az length recovered from severe
attack OF Iheuulsm, which has confined him the last sI
weeks lie nks1 rtuous say any thing OF quail.
hcaons IN an advertisement, residence u years
as practical workman in this City, has eapabi.
hand MI - -
ESGLlsH WHITE LEADING have lust re
IL eeiyeda supply OF English White Lead in oil which We
can confidently Teeomncndt who may waHt an ezra
article, for immediate
fsl5 SAINT > AMIR 4 m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

BEA UT1FUL BRUNET'TES-why ufn you auasr
those deafreesbe denUnsfsous oft heard o remain
yuuf upper ID. VIM BE- e1ecuay removed bv ~,
ing Dr. T Gourauds Dcpisiofy Powders wifhoul innr
ING the stiu IN toe slhtcst dfGTfc Ladies can see ms
iuvaushlc como tion iesfcd before pur- haslug
FOr sale a. the Agency, By LAZY. Price 81 per boz.
~.
IDOCAuuNfAS,a lsscaIL wfh hisioricai and fTs1f0a.
sry nliss, By ldy VI Ricnunnnd Corfsnfas me
VIE, the Nslher Naioas lam her lnofhers sflys
Nsoa, nmiiy ftefch Nanfeqnes the eH1e he refurn
me slsi snd prophecy, NE cspvi the isniaT Pnea
tsss haifism The marriage aud departure 81 forahof4s
ne conclusion, notss; with bssuffu plate, 'Manos
Psre." For saie Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
RAoON. LID AND mEItnINas

- 2p,ooO lbs Smifhfcld Macon, assorted
l5Ou DO vcay heavy fed Ohio Bacon, sup, rinr
Article Tor lab1Tcrs. vefy cheap
- keas No lard, small szc
~ hhlsi vety cheap nett HcrriuTE
~ ~ which will sell on the REASONABLE terms,
500 a purchasers will End their interest 10 call be-.
iorcthey buy elsewhere. jas a q. WINSTON
mn % Market Rtidrc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

TUE UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY would eau inc
attention OF purchasers to their stock ready nais
CohinE' aihc Depository, Corner NJ Locust Alley aud
street, below TIE New Exchange, where they have con.
SANITY great variety Of seasonlble Goods prices that
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
MORE SPRING GOODS.
boots, SHOES. TRUNKS, SC.

Richmond, March 9Th. 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.

tu'hng and making lone in tho best possible manner
shou notice. Manufacturers and others " o. Dad Il
cir interest to rslronisc this institution As well adm
Charitable object. NH %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

MECHANICAL LANPS-This 10 elegant and ysinahle
atuc!e u more economical SHEDS better light aud
- snhied to greater patronage thsn any other
now IN II s adapted TO an public buhInrs "a well -
the drawing room and the paGlor.
evening ~ 4 uOvT a 90 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
TWENTY-SIXTM CONGRESS-.


Washington, Saturday Feb. 2Olh
The Senate was crowded to-day, al early hour,
an unusual number OF strangers being present in the
galleries. Mr Noryell called up his resolution which,
tho day before had been laid the table, admit on
the floor such ladies' as were introduced by Senators.
Mr. Wright called for the ayes and noes It's adop-
iion and It was voted down-ayes Il, noes &c. may
be mistaken, bat thought saw significant nirts of
the face from the galleries, much TO say, very
we'll gentlemen, we Shall remember you!
Repcat of the Sub Treasury.
Mr.. Clay rose and addressed the Senate in favor Of
hls resolution. The ground assumed by him was that
the great majority of the American people had express
ed their opinion that mOmenous question. and that
II was The duty of the Senate to act in obedience the
will Of the people clearly defined. Whatever col
lateral issues might have led To the overthrow of Mr.
Van Buren,, the timely coming up of Butcher al the
field of Waterloo, could not more effectively decide the
defeat of Napoleon ;han had the Sub.Trcasury that
OF Mr.. Wan Burcn.
Mr. Allen moved a resolution expressive Of the
will OF the country IN favor of the Sub-Frcasury,-but
subsequently moved to lay the resolution OF Mr. Clay
on ihc table lie Withdrew it. however, to afford
gentlemen opportunity to give their views, the yeas
and nays having been ordered.
MIR Williams gave his reasons, did MIR Walker,
and the question IS pat los yeas and nays when there
appeared tor il - against 1t ia fiH Senate voting.
So the question sleeps lpr the present session
II may not be amiss 20 state that Mr. Sewer renew.
ed c motion to lay on the table, and gave notice he
would not Withdraw II TO obligo any body and It was
oa hls motion that tho question was taken.
II Mr Williams Of Maine, had voted according n
the resolutions oi h, Legislature, there would have
been = He. Some say that the Vice Presdcu, would
have voted for the repeal of the Act.
Mr. Linn succeeded, after desperate effort, TO get
OPP lhc Bills relating 70 the Territories. but without ans
thing material having been effected. The Senate wen
into Executive session, and remained there some time
pu1r 20 adjournment
In the House, the general Appropriation bin tax
co up, and Mcs,r,. Nergean, and Underwood spoke a
length, au the subject.
Tlc House Adjourned a, al early hour "a ithout TAX
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

pfof gate or,ravagancc. and corruption. II did no'
become such men 90 propose rc'rrpchmcnt At prop
CT uuc and place, he would be willing 20 advocate any
system ui reform, coming from the Wings
Mr. Afford. of Geo. was willing 90 embrace any
project Of rc'fcnchmeu,, though u came from locolo
COS
Ihc iocos with good reason now cogc forward as
advocates o fciicnchueut Tor their cNiraNagancc mao
been condemned by the people Ihe motto in INC
South was Harrison, Tyler, and Reform. We had
carried the two first, and Il WIS not too carly TO ut
tempt the last He warned the Harrison Wings that
% the, voted agains, any proper measure OF tcIenc D.
mcu such a. he conceived This 90 be- the people would
soon abandon them
Some Of the amendments were agreed to.
An amendment Was offered apptupuaung SIX thou
sand doIrs 20 buy chamber furniture, Of American
manufacture for the Presidents House. 1t was stated
that there lui three beds ln the mans that II
was destitute Of furniture necessary to the comfort OF
family that though the furniture had cost over hun
drcd thousand dollars 1t was worth lhilc' aud required
renewal, &c. The allowance made. 10 Mr. Van Bu-
rch's time fof furniture, about twenty seven thou
sand dolllrsall OF which was expended IN two rooms
Many of the rooms. IN the mansion, have never been
furnished at all. Mr. J q Adams carried his own
furniture the house, and Jackson and Van Buren,,
being single men, had no need Of many furnished
chambers
Nlr Wise opposed the item he would not give an
other cent for that House unless Gen Harrison should
ask for IT, as necessary.
Mr.. Afford moved to sell the geld spoons and 9th
or useless articles and with the proceeds to purchase
necessary furniture.
Mr.. Lincoln stated, the authority of official docu-
<ions, that there was not geld spoon IN the House
that they were syer-cilt.
Mr.. Wise sald-cthcr there has been great oXtrava-
gance IN the furniture of the Executive mansion, or
our allegations TO that effect were unioundcd
Some called for the reading of Ogle's Speech, and
others suggested that the furniture have been sto
en- MIR. Stanley said the large sums heretofore APP
propriacd, had been improyldently and oolishly cx
pended.
Mr. Affords amendment was rejected and the item
was agreed to- The House adjourned after reporting
the bill, al o o'clock.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

Hapif NUsdr-Ihc quantity Of maple sugar uro-
duccd lu New Hampshire IN the year $50 was / IGj
0'o pounds. Rockingham county produced 37G pounds.
stafford, l-9,li1, Mernmac, G9.037: Hulsborouob.
i29O-, Cheshire, lsJ.2~1 sullivan, 2,5lI: Grafton
3ls'i0' and Coos 9i,3l7 lbs IN II. Patriot
The Public Domam,-'Iho amount Of uusold lands
ln mnc States is lji,00000O acres, sold 100000
receipts 100000, cost 10 the nation IA the purchase
Of Louisiana and Florida 30 egunguishing Indian titles
removing Indians, Indian wars, agencies, officers &C
eloJ'Ooo0oo- The cost 50 far has exceeded the re-
celpls, S2OO0O0O.
Girls Wanted The whole population Of Cook coun-
~, Illinois, in which is the village Of Chicago is 3G7O
81 these, tie number Of males between 20 and 30
Jess llln one half OF these between 30 and "a
years OF age, The males are 1872 The females go
adispr"poron ahop, bad Under this state Of tlnps
ne 'mcs2o American requests to have sent on car.
% ~ hfs' -s'e maTrisy| auls women
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
Northboro'. Feb. sth, 1871.
GAINES WITn SIIEEp-

We have in previous volumes spoken particularly Of
Of the advantage Of letting calves with sheep
few more words may now be useful We have found
by eSpcrImcnihat calves had improved in their strength
and appearance and become thrifty and active on
being allowed 10 with sheep, though their feed was
the same and IA this situation have never known
or heard OTHER being infested with lice, though for
aughi we know il may be the case.
In this way calves generally be taken care Of with
less trouble they can Law down among the sheep more
al lhelr than when tied up and they 20 10 wa
ter wall, the sheep and confined 90 yard with them
under proper regulations while the cattle are ont they
are not liable 10 INJURY from other creatures
The sheep and calves luH ln yard winch may be
opened M the morning tall the other cattle are turned
out and opened again towards night when the cattle
arc housed. Tins give, tie weaker animals good
opportunity 10 90 70 water morning and evening with
ont molesIaiion from tlcIr superOfs "a strength
Aiier sheep have over hay and picked out the
finest part, the rest well adapted Ia tine SUPPORT
Of calves. and is doubtless wholesome food for Them
and is excellent, for horses We have cured sick hor.
ses, tie disorders or which would not yield TO medicines
bY feeding them wholly Oh sleeps orts. Some were
rlAed out OF Tie manure when thCy had been buried
several inches deep, bot they readily eaten. and
proved more valuable than the best Of hay a. tAey
were medlcaied food \ ansec Farmer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

thy Of propagation a. any Of the skeleton hreeds t1
p,,, h5up, our rich bot neglected pasture lands We
rrmrr,,cr an nnccdo,c IN point. and viii relate d, hy
wa, Of illustration \ farmer having purchased COW
from county Astounding the richest pasiuracc' upon
taking her ~ his inferior pastures, found that she
,r much short 81 the Weld which he was informed she
Mad hcen accustomed 10 give lie complained 10 the
gentleman of whom he had purchased, that the cow was
not the one hc bargaucd Tor, 10 other words, that
she was not what she was cracked up 10 be-. why,
said the seller. Il sold my co'r, but did not sell
YOU my pasture too. - Tennessee Farmer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

{ eo,c ruth a ,-oodcn i,e--A foreign journal mon
lions that valuable COW, in consequence of mis-sioP,
ar some unknown accident, fell and broke her leg
The hes, surgical aid was Immediately called for, but
on examination It was found necessary to ampuatc her
limb The operation took place, and the operator
succeeded in replacing the leg with wooden one
Since the operation the COW has recovered her health
and given Siuh to a fine calf and yields her milk
sual.-D1iiV idr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

Durham Cows and 20 Spain AMI Sayony for the choic-
csi Sheep, We NAV search the world Tor cattle ha,
please the eve, bot unless they receive the best care
and liberal feeding, they will assuredy deierior-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
LATEST NEWS
oval OF THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM.
i SHIP


= "isr 'ft' '..a N''N 'F IL ] ifil'i
n~ss 49, a"o's Ih' war '"rrh NpaIn and Fofiu-
Mr~f~tU' .H ~M''f'i.a''- t"ftcN. fgNp' and
eo i'''''" GN''l"h- L.t3 eieti per
r.. Aihea e' e'Nif "'A'"'s i'fi--l'-iIs caused hy
y Wa Ne"'-''A'e 81 ifa1'' &c Sc &c
49, Bnianis sl.lri from Liverpool on the evening
Hfx4& Eth, ard auIycd ,1 Boston l7tot r Size morn
nv sfse 22d 90 o'ooet-bun-Ing - Jaws LATER
#rX1U fsnm Eng .aut Nhc has made beg passage 800
~ Esxys
y - A news brought bv the Britannia S rthc fccpcst
psT - and importance The Iutro egyptian qucs-
III Nlach supposed g. have been finally settled
sncr. spfcars only u very recently 20 have been
~ ~.sly adjusted. The French politicians have lccn
NJ suie since oif last alvgcs bu.yin- themselves
x-saal sbou, tho Paris fatuhrluans The opcniug
1870 = English Parliament and the q .ccu's Speech
~ asaasi imrof'au, topic Ia ihe English news
e3GE hasten 20 place tc whole EUroptau intelligence
GDenisiely hci0tc uur readers On tho g3I Jan tie
ssn. Prince Albert, Iho Princess Royal and lho
Dmr, iclt W inesot ilt Buckingham Pa'atc
TutsfIGl Parliament
II Parliament opened the goth Jan. by the
1nsen IN person and he attendance of TIC Peers WINS
- <6se numerous ~ quarter past O'Clock. the
f0B<en, preceded hy tie henl3s and croa, Officers OF
tnse. entered the House when The following speech
E1os handed the Queen hy the Lord Chancellor Which
IA o read IN clear and distinct manner
- Tur qtrr>'s srtrcu.
~ Nv T,ords and GeaG,,ncn,
~ have tho satisfaction Ia receive from, rnreion
v prwsr, assurance. az tlcir f,,cnll, n.i,on o9J
~ 81 their earnest des ne tn rnlle,ain pc,cc
3 The posture Of affairs III tic cyan, had long been
81 cause Of uncasinc,s and source of d,pocr IN tho
II general Tranquility With view to avcit the evils
which continuance of that state Of tnos was calcu
lated to occasion, concluded with the Empetor Of
M Austria the King Of Prussia, ibc Tn,c,or ~ Ruxsi,
and the sultan Convention intended 10 efec, a pa
N ri6cs,on Of the Icyan, to maintain the o,enry and
indepondencc Of the 0oma" Fmp,rc and ,5ereby to
y shcrd additional security to the peace Of Europe
II have Given d,rectt1ns tl,, ihis Convcr,p shall
b. laid before Won ''''''
Il rejoice to be ablo 10 inform, Won ,h,, ,h e,snres
which have been adopted IN execution of tcse engage.