Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-10

The Eco dcs Halles (Fmnco) states that
the continuation of cold andralny weather oe-
gins Co cause serious apprehens'ons 'ot "e
safety Of the harvest. The extraordinary
weather. which has now lasted more than
month has considerably diminished the nope
Of an abundant harvest in the south. In the
Bordelins, the weather has interrupted inc
reaping and seriously injured the corn already
cut. In the north and centre Of the kingdom
il has not yet caused any injury, but serious
npprehensious for the future
The consequence of the unpromslng np-
pearancc of the weather has been an increase
of If. in the price of each scale oil Hour a, the
corn market held this day.
ISsuRRrcrIos IN GAMBIA. The Augsburgh
Gazette, in an article dated Trieste, the 1ih
inst states that the accounts brought from the
Island of Crete by Captain Jacuzzy, men
toned that two sangunary engagements had
taken place between the Turks and the Greeks
in that Island, on the 18th and Goth ult., in
which the latter were defeated and pursued in
20 the mountains On their return 10 Canca
the Turks burned three villages, after having
murdered all the inhabitants. French cor
vette, which arrived at Syria on the Goth ult.
brought intelligence that the Turkish garrison
men of regular troops, and that 1000 Albani.
| ans had embarked at Constantinoplc for the
same destination.
TURKEY. intelligence has been received
from Constantnople, to the 2lst June. New
shiftings had occurred in the Ministry. Yous-
souf Pasha had been appointed Governor of
ROumelia. The province rs IN a state OF re-
volt fresh troops have just been sent thithcr
nd ne pntv fh.,
respondent Of the London Morning Post, is
known for having betrayed Varna to the Rus.
SLAMS.
The correspondent Of the London Morning
Chronicle says, that through the energetic re
monstrances of Lord Ponsonby Baron Sturmer,
and their colleagues the Porte is about to
adopt effective measures to relieve the Chris
tlans of Syria from oppression the Christians
of the mountains, under the government of
EmIr Beshir and the Maronite Christians, in
stead ol communicating with the Sultan thro'
the Pasha of Damascus, will appoint agents of
their own to represent them in Constantinople;
an officer is to be especially appointed to gov
ern and protect the Christians of Jerusalem
and that tract of country; and Ncgib, Pasha
of Damascus, a notorious oppressor, is to be
recalled.
The BULGARIA INsURRECTIoN. Recent in
telligence from Bulgaria states that the dstur.
Dances in that province were nearly appcased
The insurgents who had retired to the noun
tans, daily presented themselves in small par
ties, to make their submission to the authorities,
and the few who persisted in their rebellion
had left the county The government had
given its agents in the county the instructions
and powers necessary to effect a prompt and
complete pacllication Oft, and intended even
to send money to indemnify the inhabitants
who had suffered by the late events. Ismet
Pacha, late Governor of Broussa, arrived at
Constantlnople on the Goth, and was to lose no
time IN repairing to Mass, to assume the admin
istration of that district.
TURKEY AND EGYPT. The acceptance of
the Haiti ScheriH of the Sultan by Mehemet
Ali, has caused much abstraction in Constan-
tlnople. But according to advices from Alex
andra TO the Goth June, 40 change in the pol.
icy OF the Sovereign Of Egypt had yet been eff
iectcd. He was proceeding as actively as ev-
erin his military preparations.
The Nile had risen from one to eight cubits,
which promised favorable harvest The
pl1gue had completely subsidized in Cairo.
PERSIA. Two Tartars, coming from Tehe-
rem, arrived at the Persian embassy on the
Goth. The letters Of which they were the
bearers announce, as positive that the terrific.
ry of Herat had been entirely evacuated by
the Persian forces, agreeable to the desires OF
the British Cabinet. 1t vas accordingly hoped
that the differences which had arisen lately
between Great Britain and Persia, would now
be satisfactorily adusted.
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