Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

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taa.nfr,s base betn l'ablthine lc'icts. aunbuling
ulom an4 iIo' 4ffi frcuCh seumeuts g. the kine. --
ga Nouday al hcsc io1raals were seized no iuc post
a'hcc H. f-aa,, lccr1risi i,uu,al. s1i3 thc oug-
.ta c'icis wclc in Size hands uf De- iarpchcauuclin
rtc Noiiosa puhshct extracts under tic ttlc Of
Ihc fu.r, ~ Louis PuhpUe. cipaiucd b, himself
These lsutfa arc evidently i1rpcucs and tio editors
~u. ,F prosecuted Soc p'Fefy and ior personal at
tatt uH fHc kmr
Tie packet Ship Sheffield carving out iho Pfcsi.
acuts Message, srutcd 40 London on ihc ih Jan
Tie christening v' ihc Royal Princess was 90 take
place. vI,t great ceremony. on uic loii ui. iu tie
CHAPEL Royal 81 J8mfs's. The t1pusmli names OF
Zoe ulaa, Princess were So be Victoria Adciaid Lou
iss ihr drs'. after hcf Majesty and iar Duchess of
hca' tHg second, ui ihc Queen baWasor and the
laucr. :Ac Queen Of ihc Bciraas The King Of tie
BeIcaus The Duke Of Sussex the Queen DoNager,
oni ul' Duchess ut Kent 10 be sponsors
There havc been several great floods 10 England,
occasoucd hY an unusual quantity oi snow, which bad
fallen and suddenly ibaNcd. carving away many
houses, mills. aud destroying much property attended
with loss of life
Accounts from London Of Feb 81. state that the e.
feet OF The receipt Of the news from China on the Tea
Trade was most disastrous Bot the accounts are not
credited by tho London papcrs generally, and the Off
risl dispatches had been received ~ England con.
hmiug them, the sudden gloom thrown over the mar
kct ough, not 10 have taken place.
\ report was current IN London on the 81 ut, that
ChUsan had been rc-taken by tho Chinese, and that
two British ships had been burned
RtSsA. A letter from Moscow siaes that the Brit.
ish expedition against China had given very uniavor-
able turn 10 The trade between China and Russia 1hs
quantity OF tea sent 10 Moscow diminished from 100,
600 chests, the of last year 10 10000 as the
Chinese can now only send their goods by land The
export Of Russian goods 10 China, chiefly CLOTH had
also greatly diminished.
lNDiA Ihufy-righ persons poisoned fran eating
Turtle. We have been Mortified by hearing OF the
most extensive mortality we ever remember to have
known from eating noNious food that occurred within
the last few DAYS near P1ulurl IL appears that two
ttilcs caught and brought TO the bazaar, where
they were cut up and sold and that every individual
who ate part OF them was seized IN about twenty -four
hours with species of cholera OF which 1t has been
ascer,ained beyond doubt, lcas, thirty eight per
sons. (men, women and chdrcn) died and that up
wards Of forty dangerously unwell Ea,i IN
did Tcicg,dph
SWITZERLAND There has been another revolt in
several towns in Switzerland, whose people recently
adopted new constitutions, proposed by tho government
OF each. The arisocrac party and tho Catholics re
sisted the government troops for three DAYS. and the
result was the utter rOut OF the insurgents. The monks
had also taken part in the rebellion in consequence of
which all monasterics within the canton Of Argau had
been suppressed. This extreme measure it was sup
posed, would lead to troubles. The excitement in
many Of the large towns intense.
PASIc CREATED ny AMERICAN News. The arrival
OF the packet ship Cambridge, off Cork, by which a
passenger went ashore with few papers, which gave
an account of the affairs Of the United States Bank
created the greatest anxiety in the London money mar
kcts The Chronicle thus notices this affair." There
is great To believe that the assertion of all CON
hdencc IN the institution being gone is untrue, and we
have no difficulty IN stating that The statement OF the
immediate assets and liabilities is faacious The y
y. Herald, on whose authority alone the statement
stands III the meantime, paper not particularly high
IN It's character for veracity on any subject We ad
wise those concerned TO remain quiet until the arrival
of the steamer Feb. l.