Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
:FortiDm News.
Later from Europe.
Inter from Europe.
By The Garriek At Ncw York, Lirerpool pdpr'
TO Dee. Is are receired.

By The Garrick at NeV York, Lirerpool pdpr1
TO Dee. Is are received
Parliament had been further prorogucd to ~
I'd of February.
!State of Trade The burst of speculation yt
duced by the news from China and India has psi
SID away, but fair business is doing in couc
and the price of that great staple continues so mo;
crate MS to give every encouragement to the rTi
val Of the trade. The new crop is now comHt
in freely Business, generally is in an mprcI
ing state, and conf lent hopes are felt in all Qua|
ters that XXI year will be one Of com ncrcla arl
witty. We arc glad to learn that the last AGROUND
from Australia, as well as those from India 90.
China, arc more favorable than they have been q
some time, and we are also happy to learn d.
the good news from the East and the icr. I'd
revival of trade have had the effect Of eJas a
bly, improving the value Of British shipping OIL
ing TO the expectation Of further Legislative "a.
gcs, little is doing either IN the corn or sugar lat
at present, and the tea trades is also alta stand s
owing to the recent news from the East
Arrival Of Maj Malcolm, ,ciM the Chiam
Treaty.
Davenport, Dec
the Legation at China. and Captain Richards
Tier MhJ'Stf sup tolnWdllls. Oh. hfIlNtu W
this morning from China in the Locust steam ye
sci Lieut., Commander Lunn.
Maor Malcom is tho bearer the treaty OF PEA
concluded BY Her Maj's,vs Pienip p,en,i,ry, s
II Po,tnger, with the Emperor Of China
bears the signatures Of the three high comrnissr
ers depu,ed by the Emperor and sent 70 Nam
TO arrange the terms &c Major MaIcom as
brings n letter Of assen, from the Emperor himg
solemnly engaging to ratify the treaty as soona
shall be returned to him with the signature OIL
Majesty attached thereto
The Blonde ffigate, &C Captain Boucher p
sailed from China for England with two mil
and half Of dollars of the Chinese compcnsl.1
money
Important Neus from Spain.
London, Dec 10
The news from Spain which has reached nsl9
morning is Of great importance. II would apps
that after the regent had refused to ,he bIsiI
and deputies from Barcelona, the Junia issue
| proclamation leaviny ii to the people to dccl
upon the course that should be adopted II sd
that the town determined upon resisting Esp1r'
to the last extremity and the frs, measure
was adopted was to sound the sOBlmafem the 4
nal for general rising throughout Ca,llona
| He who II 20, Catalan. or does not IN 1
Catalonia well, has no idea Of the effect prod
upon the natives Of the principally wL the Z
nal fora general rising rings out It's iormd /
summons. 1t speeds like the fiery cross Of nm /
days amongs, the Highlands Of Scotl,nI AMI q /
] on all to rise, as one man, ia defence Of
hearths their wives, and their children WI
ever may be the division Of party 10 Cla'
that which first rings '7un 1tca acquires 4
advantage With the rspilty Of Tho .l 90
the sound OF the bells 10 the first church is II
/ up by the one nearest, and thence 10 the neI. 7.
less sufficient force BE- prescn, to p'cfra ]
/ spreading until the signal is carried over e''.
mountain, and into every valley
] Shortly after the desperate decision above m
toned was arrived at. panty Of the Nin'1
Guards made a sorte, ami even had the boia
attack part ofthe escort Of the Regent bea1'
San Feeu and Barcelona
B'mbardm,m and S1rreaher nj B1rr,'of
The French papers Of Dec Iph bring ih''
/ pence That the instruction Of the Bnfrrl9''
winch Il was hoped had come to an carIi'' 7,
more qule termination, has been qnellei b' ?
p1uere. at aterrible cost 70 the turbulent a.
Iself We have no details Of the affair, bl'