The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-27
SUMMARY.
Synopsis oflate FOREIGN
News.

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Inc instructions in the Manufacture,
districts are subsiding. and the restor,,
of tranquility is becoming general
! The Mansion of Sir Robert Peel
burned down as reported. 1t has suf.r.t
no violence whatever.
The Queen and Prince Albert, are m.
visit to Scotland.
/ Edward Everett, our Minister to LoDdo,
has gone on a visit 10 Paris.
Mr.. "BOz" Dickens, recently on visit
to this Country, has announced new work
TO be published in October, called "Amer,.
can notes."
The effect of the late intrusion into tia
Palace has been 10 organizea vigilant Police
10 guard the entrance for strangers.
The Steamer Great Western, Is soon to
discontinue her trips. 1t has proved 10.
sing speculation to her owners, of more than
$4,000.
The crops in England, are in good
state, owing TO the late rains experienced
in that Country. The tendency Of the corn
Market is in Consequence, downward Busl.
ness of almost every kind is improving.
The Russian Army have experienced.
disastrous defeat in Circassia. They Aa
5000 men, and go Officers. The officer.
were put to sword by the Circassians. Tbs
Russians lost 10 field pieces, and all their
ammunition.
PoRruGAL.-Aflairs are in bad state.
I he Ministry are much at variance with
each other. Their tariff question is not As
vet settled.
FRANCE is in comparatively quiet state,
the Regency bill has passed the chamber
of Deputies and chamber of Peers. BusI.
ness in the Kingdom, reviving
SPAIN is in trouble. In great want Of
money, and cannot find where to obtainit.
Her aif;sirs with her neighbor, Portugal are
not in the most pleasant condition desrs.
bic
TURKEY will be brought TO respect her
neighbors soon, through the energetic course
of the evoys of Great Britain and Russia
SYRIA is divided upon the question Of
Rulers. Part of the people, wish Chris.
tian Prince while part hold ON TO the old
PIcta
INDIA affairs remain about as they drd al
previous dates.
CHINA is still in Commotion. The En-
peror has retired into Tartary, apPrehcni.
ing n visit from the British. His advice 10
his Subjects upon leaving them, was, TO de-
fend themselves to the last. Preparations
are making by the English Commander to
advance on Pckin.
The British have sustained some loss IN
their army in Africa.
FOREIGN NEWS
l3 days later from Europe.
BY the arrival of the Great Western news
Of some importance is received. That
which at The present moment creates dep
interest in the minds of the people Is ais'
,gitsting Great Britain. We mean the re-
zen, Treaty between Lord Ashburlon and
his nation. We annex some remarks0
A Liverpool paper in relation to it.
The TREATY-The Great Western took
nut the new Treaty, and she brings the hrs
IN return. The Liverpool
Chronicle remarks, that''upon the wboa
Lord Ashbudon has ably and efficiently d.
charged his du.y, and more than, realized
The expectations which his embassy hen
out. All the bad blood which The consaa'
discussion and agitation of the points 10 o's-
pute between the two countries produced
has been removed and happy union has
been formed between Great Britain and nrf
daughter of the West, "hle'
ailI endure it is hoped. for ages"
Willner's Newsletter says: "Nolmns
has, as yet TRANSFERRED here as to the !ern'
Of the treaty., but they are generally guy,
posed 10 be such as cannot fail to give 'D'
Utmost s,isfaction to the people OF both couu.
ries. and al all events, the settlement Of wv
ong- pending difficulties is regarded "
natter of no mean importance. Inc n IT,
gave an impetus 10 the cotton irade' anu %"
lie doubt is entertained here, but tAa'
'oon as American credit shall have o''
'e-esia hlished this treaty will tend nla.,
o the extention Of the ,raic and crnn''''
'etxeen the two countries.
DOMESTIC NEWS.