Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-13

hearted enough refuse 10 lend the Minister 81 n
aanoc any money. The pcnory Of the Treasury was
every day increasing add considerable discomfort pre-
vailed among tho public officers, who had ceased TO be
regularly paid. The Chamber OF Deputies, consider
ing the ruined Of the Legislative Palace, had re
solved on holding It's sii,ings IN the Theatre delon.
enio. II expected tina, the Ministry would pre-
sent 10 the Coes CHAMBER project OF law OF It's ow
framing relative to the municipalities, but II has LEFT
the task Of preparing 10 committee, tho members
Of which all belong 10 tho Unitarian party The Con
zsleE Cabine, threatened with serious opposition
Provisions were talked OF in the army
Some disturbances had occurred at Barcelona, but
had been fortunately ended About 1900 Adudeo >
had invaded the Spanish territory, aud the matter had
been under discussion in the Coues.
General Don Domcirio O'Daly. governor Of Cariha-
gcna, had arrived at Valencia, where he TO await
the result, Of the affair relative the rescue of SNUG
glcr by two English vessels OF war. General Acala
had been appointed Captain General Of the Basque
provinces.
PORTUGAL.
dispute, in which the bank was opposed to the
special committee Of finance, had created a ministerial
difficulty al Lisbon, which. added a difference
corning the organization Of the national guards, Undue
cd the cabine, to resign. The Duke of Pamela had
not succeeded. up the date OF the latest news
conciling differences bu, il supposed the late min
iseral party would office. The recognition
of Donna Maria by the Pope would have given more
pleasure in Portugal bu. for the jealousy created in
Spain.
THE EAST.
According 10 letter from Constan,inople the 20Ih
May, quoted by the Universe, the health Of the Young
Sultan giving way daily Our correspondent,
adj al sxxhp Hieha ,pfnr
that he is reduced to state of emacia,on and weak.
ness, which leaves little hopes of his recovery An
other letter in the Commerce states that there is talk
OF battle between the Turks and Candio,es in which
the latter have had the advantage. The Augsburg Ga
zetie mentions the receipt Of letter. stating that the
ScheriH Of Mecca had armed the Bedouns and driven
the Turkish troops out Of that city, thus ex,inguishng
the'last appearance Of the Sultan. authority in Ara
bia. The Scherlff is supposed to be in league with
Meheme ALI although the latter detained him for three
years in Egyp, under pretence of consulting him rela-
tive to the lledas Mehemet Ali sent him back to
Meccs two years ago. and is supposed have been in
communication with him ever since
Ii is stated in of the papers that the Turkish
government had made all the required concessions to
Meheme ALI and that the long pending Eastern ques-
ton was finally adjusted But the latest Paris and
London gazees convey different impression The
Gazette de France Of the 10th June asserts that treaty
had been agreed upon by the four greasPowers, for
the partition OF the Ottoman empire, and adds that
Great Britain was to have Egypt Russia Constantine
pie, Austria the provinces bordering the Danube and
Prussia was to be aggrandized by the acquisition of
Saxony, part of Poland, and Hanover It states
likewise that another part of the arrangement declared
that France would not be disturbed in her African pos
sessions.
Although there is an apparent absurdity in this re-
port received the attention of the leading French
and London journals. The National inquiries whether
NJ Guizot will continue TO maintain silence whilst re-
ports OF such momentous consequence as those men
TONED by the Gasctte continue to alarm the public
mlnd. The Ottoman empire is falling to pieces
continues the National. Partial instructions are con-
GLIDING what the treaty Of July commenced 1t is i'm
possible that this situation should have escaped the OBJ
servation OF the authors of the convention of London
and is still more improbable that Russia should not
nave oreseen what she skilfuy prepared If those
reports are uniounded, how it that the final prot
oco is not concluded' M. Guizot announced with the
utmost assurance during the debate on the secret ser
vice money, that he certain have it in his DOW
or to lay the result Of his negotiations before the Cham
Der, yet the session terminated without his saving a
word upon the subject