Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-29

| els L. on the field of Tho Cloth of (,old which
was followed two wears subseouentlv nv n war
between the same menarchs. During Victoria's
stay, Eu will be the scene Of great spendor. Lou.
is Philippe, who superintenis The most minute
arrangements, seems bent upon giving his guest
not merely friendly but an enthusiastic recep-
| ton.
The arrival of Espartero and his suite in Lon
don, has caused some stir, and the ex.Regent of
Spain has received the most hospabIe treatment
from tho leading men of all parties in Englapd,-
He was presented to her Majesty. at Windsor, by
the Earl of Aberdeen, ana has been the guest Of
| Lord P0nerston and other DISTINGUISHED indivd.
uals
House of Lords. August a. Her Majesty
read speech, from which we extract this:
Ny Lords and Gentlemen
In some districts OF Wales. the public peace
has been interrupted by lawless combinations and
disturbances unconnected with political causes.
| | have adopted the measure which deemed hast
calculated for the repression of outrage. and for
the detection aud punishment of the offenders
have at the same time directed an inquiry TO
be made into the circumstances which led TO in
determination and violence in a part of the coun-
Try usually distinguished for rood order and will
! ling obedience to the law. ..
nave observed with the deepest concern, the
porseverng efforts which are made to stir up dis
content anu dlsaftecton among my subjects in
ite'ah'i' ana 10 excite them to demand repeal OF
'he legislative union.
1t has been and ever will be my, earnest desire
10 administer the government OF that country, in
spirit OF strict justice and lmpartallty, aud to
co'oPerate WIN parliament IN efectlng such a
!iienunents IN the existing laws as may tend to
improve me social condition and TO develope the
natural resources OF Ireland.
rIoh ueep CONVICTION that The Legislative I'M
'9n Is not less essential to the attainment of these
OBJECTS 'lan 10 the strength and stability OF the
ethl"re, II Is my hrm determination, with your
| support, ana under The blessing OF Divine Provi-
dehce, TO MAINTAIN invloate that great bond OF
connection between the two countries.
nave forborne from requiring additional pow
ers Tor the counteracton OF designs hostile TO the
concord and welfare OF my dominions, as well
rom my unwngness to distrust the efficacacy
OF 'ne ordinary law, as from my reliance on the
eood sense ana patriotism OF my people, and on
'ue so'emn uecIaralion Oh parliament IN support
oil me legislative union.
teei assured that those OF my faithful subjects
VINO nave influence and authority in Ireland, Will
discourage TO the utmost OF their power a system
OF pernicous agitation which disturbs the indus
try and reards the improvement of that country,
ami excites feelings of mutual dislrust and ami
mostly between different classes of my people.
Troubles in The Roman States. We have recei
we'd letter from the Roman States. giving nm nc
count of the troubles which have arisen tbere. II
seems that an nsurrection was prepared for the
month of August, in Sicily and Naples as well as
in the Legations. The King of Naples had, how
ever; tuken every precaution. He has sent a
NUMBER OF troops 10 sicily, and has taken steps to
orlify MesSina and Syracuse. 1t was on the ru
NOR OF some troubles IN Naples that the liberals of
tdvenno thought the time was come to make a
deinstrallon. The papal legate, Spinola, was,
however, ON ms guard, and most of those suspec-
ted were seized Many, however, escaped TO the
coast II IS SAID that the Austrian garrison of
ferrara was augmented. The Duke OF Modena's
police minister, kcci, has not only been dismissed
IN disgrace, out he has thought 1t necessary to fly
ana hide hilnse'f, as implicated IN these troubles
The Levant mail has brought Conslantinople
letters OF me lin. Inc Forte seemed inclined
10 pursue all Ant-Chrlsllan course oil policy
Inc massacre OF the HISTORIANS mad caused great
sensation. lzzet Pacha had been appointed to
inquire INTO the disturbances OF Bosnia. Accounts
rom Erzeroum were NOT satisfactory. Nego;ia-
nons were res SUSPENDED ana me terslans collecting
troops The plague had made its appearance.
l"e iniant daughter OF the Queen OF Portugal
70 " ue oaPuseu Donna MARIA anna FERNANDO
heoPouin" AZ, nichae'a naiae'a Sarieha Cariota An
eo'lu Su,'a .icsolla rraAeues Gohzaga de Dfagan'
Aa ~, q oou, po'i on IKE Copurg uo'ha:
INC ,lops IN + rance 'his year, WIN me eAcep'
Wn,s " ar eNo s.ap, are s.a,.I VIC ulsuay pioInc
oas are 'arser III the norm thah they nave Deeh
known 10 he Tor quarter OF century. ordina-
ry wines nave advanced IN price, IN consequence
OF The unlavorabe condition OF the vineyard.
IRELAND.
At the usual meeting of the Repeal Association
on Monday the 2lst ultimo, the rent for the week
was announced TO be GI,ISO. Mr.. O'Connell was
not present, and the meeting adjourned ill mex,
day when he propounded his plan for the resto
ration of the Irish Parliament, as prepared by 6
committee.
Plan for the rene,red action of the Irish Parlin.
ment. J. The Irish people recognise, acknowl.
edge, maintain, and will continually preserve and
uphold upon the throne of Ireland her Majesty
Queen Victoria (whom God protect y Queen. by
undoubted right, and by hereditary descent. OF
Ireland and her heirs and successors forever
The people of Ireland recognise. acknowledges
maintain. and will continually preserye and nm.
hold, all the prerogatiyes of her Majesty. and OF
her heirs and successors belonging to. and inher-
ent in, the imperial Crow of Ireland and thew
will truly allegiance bear, pure, undivided, and in
divisble 10 her Majesty. her heirs. and successors
for ava,