Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-28
.Tortfeu Ntmo.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP AGA.
Ola TWENTfToUR DAYS LA
TER FROM ENGLAND

hsrhef or Salusd " night bat IN cons'qu' nee Of
The ihcknoss Of the weather she DID no, arrive a,
her b,rb. E4S Bosom tll Sundly morning, a, a
iew minutes past ton O'clock.
The Steamer Acadia dd no, leave Liverpool
uu' the jih las bring detained On account Of
the severity Of the w,a,hc- She reached illifx
on the I'm INST n, twelve O'Clock. n1o1. AMI In
the sine day u, four p VI arrived a, Boston VS.
tcrdly having accomplished the voyage IN fss
than fourteen days inoluing tho detention al Hal
ifa1 We have r,ccivsd full files Of papers for
January. and London and Liverpool papers Of tie
9TH INST
We rciurn our thanks to Messrs RcdIrg &
Co. aud H,rndan & Co. and to Li,u,cuau,
Parsons and MIR S. S Lewis. for the early
copies Of English Papers slni 10 our Office ycsier-
day
oar London Correspondent, has given in his
letter, the principal dstur' the Foreign News
III is therefore only necessary for AS TO give the
Qucen's speech II the opening Of Parliament aud
a few items Of intelligence omitted in his letter.
The Steamer Brnaunia, which sailed from this
port on The frs, ofJanmry arrived a, Liverpool
in the Columbia to sail from This port on the ilh
Of March next
The Overland Nlh from India AMI China,
which was lac, hal a., reached L,nfnn on Sat
ord ~ night F,b 9Th, nj half past eight o'clock,
the hour AT which Mcss,s Wilmer & Smiths last
Express LEFT that city with the news iof Canada
and the Uniicd Stics,
Plrlan n, was opened by commission on
Thutslav, the n inst,
TnE RoyaL SrrEcH-tlcr M-je.,y's speech
was read bv the Lord Chancellor 1t comnrn-
c,s thus W. are comn,nl I'D by her Majesty
to acquan you tina, her Mi sly receives from
all Princes aud States assurancts Of friendly
disposition towards this country md ofan oatnrst
desire to co-opcrat. with her Majesty in the main
tiin4nce Of general p. ace BY The freely which
her Mai,siy HIS concluded with the United St1t 5
Of America sni by thr It! uStm' nj OF these dfr.
enc which, from their long c ntInuanc" had
en- fingered the pr servation Of peace her Map sly
trusts that the amicahe relations Of the two coun
tries have been confirmed The speech then al
luI.s to the unexpected termination of hos,ilhes
with China AMI the conclusion Of peace upon the
terms proposed by her Mai s,y' After alludng
TO the JOINT mediation Of Great Britain and Rus
STA to adjust the dfrrsnces between Turkey and
p rsia II Announces that her Majesty has concln
deI with the Emperor Of Russia, a treaty OF Com
merce and Nav CATION Her Majesty regrets thu
diminished receipt from some of,he ordinary sour
ces OF revcnuc-anl FAIRS that il must be- in pat
attributed to the reduced consumption Of many ar
tcl's, caused by that depression of ,he mannfac
turing industry of the country which has so long
prevailed, and which her Majesty has so deeply
llmcnt-d conf'l'nce is expressed tina, the fu-
ture produce Of the Revenue will be sufficient to
meet every cxic. ucv Of the public scrvict-alln.
sion is made TO her Maj stys visit to Scotland
10 the disturbances last year in some OF the manu-
featuring distric,.---to measures connected with
the improvement OF the Law, aud 10 various ques'
tons OF domcsic policy.
PARLIAMENTARY PRoCEEDINGs-Ffb 3D.
The House of Lords did not si, In the House
of Commons, Mr. II Crattan inquired whether II
was the intention of governmcn TO make any al
terailon in the Irish poor-law during the present
session; to which Lord Elliot replied. that there
was no intention on the par, Of Government TO al
ter the law MIR R9ebuck gave notice that hi
should submit motion fora address TO the Crown
praying Her Maj sly to pardon all political of
lenders in Canada Mr. Vllers gave mott e
1h,t on an carly day he should move for an inqui
~ ihto the existing Corn Laws with view Il
their immediate and tai abolition Lord Court
nv thea brought up the repor. IN answer to th'
Qrcrn's speech, and brief but interesting discus
SION. took pace on the Corn laws Sir Robpr
Peel m answer 10 a qprstion from MIR NIIliers
s,iI he dii no, think n fixed duty on corn woul'
be so henriciil as The prscn, lAw--he was in IA
vor OF graduated scale Of duty and he had no in
tsntion whatever 10 alter the prcscn, law--an1 h
INTENDED to resist any attempt to alter II, Whrt
h. sad this he dll no, pledge himself 10 max.
any change IN any great measure all, citing c@u
mere al Interests Lord Hnwck gave notice tina
at an carly day be- should bfin. the subject of m
d stress which existed in the country before ID
House
FRANcE-T'nE RoyALsPErcH-Thr Frenc
chambc were op nel on tn" 9Th ult by The Kin
J { 4 &
the Royal Speech - 'Gcnllemcn Peers AMI Der
uti The ad ciion mi sympathy Of the FRI
nation have sns1ind my courage NV h"a
ever suf ring from grief is fall 81 conGd nee
your devn.elnrss Thanks 10 the mlintonance
plblic order anl peace, the national prosperity
auesd hy The rapid Increase in the pablic revenu
minii,s's It's II bpyonI orr most sanguine hope
Ny relations w1h foreign Powers continue 10
plcfc aud anic1be The good harmony pr
vailing among the Powers has strengthened Il
fcpose Of the East ani procured IN Syria ior II
Chris,.n population the cs'abishmcr "f m a.
mInistrlion comfortable % thcir religion. frt
AMI their wishes "Genllemrn. the wohi !.
pace France IS free active and hsppy IN
ubrc, has been aud ever shall be- until my Ia
breath To secure those blessings for nv counir
Il is with your consent AMI loyal co-op.ra,lo ia
| have succe dei You will all me IN maih,ai
nag anil communicating The work which We ha
!. commrne~d in common This will be for all 1
mrs worthy rcenmpensc and i0r me the on
= oonselrion that can hereafter hope for" Il
:, answer TO tho sp~ees occasionel a stormy d,ba
!, ani was fnaily carried by ike ministerial party
!, both Chambers