Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
ARRIVED OF THE COLUMBUS.
Fourteen days Later from Epgland

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The Columbus, Captain Cole, arrived at New
York from Liverpool on Sunday night, bringing
advlces from Liverpool TO the 22d and London TO
the Doth ult.
Information Of the riots a, Canton had reached
London by the overland mail also of the massa-
ere by the Chinese, at Formosa, of the crews ana
passengers Chiefly India) ftwo British vessels,
the Nerbudda and the Ann, subsequent TO the rea-
ty Of Nankin OF 240 natives Of India on board
the Norbudda all but two were executed or died
OF sc on board thee Ann Of whom IA were Eur
rupean, | only escaped, 6 Europeans and 3 In
dams. Sir II. Pot,ingcr demands reparaon in
the dismissal OF the authorities who perpetratcd
this crime, and the confsca,ion of their property,
and adds, that "a rcusa of PREPARATION might be the
cause OF further serious misunderstanding; nay,
that it might lead to a renewal OF hostillties be-
tween the empires"
The English Journalists do not appear to appre-
bend any serious consequences from these occur
rences The Vlceroy Of Canton had expressed
his readiness to repay all losses that had been in
CURED during the riots and declared his anxiety
as well as his perfect ability 10 protect all foreign
eTs
TIE Chinese Ransom Her Majestys ship
Blonde, from China, arrived at Portsmouth on the
10th ult, having on board Sycee silver TO the a
mount Of 100000 The Blonde is the third
ship that has brought to England freight ofthis
description.
Her Majcsty's ship Herald, having on board
silver 10 the amount of nearly two million dollars
more, is daily expected at Portsmouth from Chi
ma, and when this sum is received it will complete
the first ins,ament of the ransom, payable under
/ the late treaty with the Emperor OF China
Shocks Of earthquakes have been felt all over
England. They were quite sensibly felt at Liv-
erpoo
The Come, has been seen in Europe, and Sir
John Herschel has written a letter respecting it
pronouncing it "one of frst-rate magnitude"
! The Acadia arrived out on the 18th ult.
! John Stevenson a native Of Scotland, has been
taken before the Lord Mayor, charged with using
threatning language respect ing her majesty and
Sir Robert Peel The prisoner was given into
ing his voyage from Scotland, that he was going
TO London 10 have an interview with Sir Robert
Peel, whom he intended 10 shoot.
Lord Palmerston was to have brought the sub
ject of the Ashbur,on treaty under the considera-
ton ofthe House Of Commons, on the night ofthe
2la ult
The cholera broke out on board the British
war steamer Zenobia, which left Bombay for
Kurrache on the Sd September. Eighteen deaths
occurred the frs, day the vessel was at sea, and
on reaching kurrachee, 1t appeared that 81 per
sons had died 80 remaining alarmlngly Ill., Inc
crew also suftered-ten seamen and one engineer
having died
American State Debts The reply ofthe Earl
Of Aberdeen to the holders of the North Ameri
can Stocks, who have been endeavoring to enlist
the British Government IN their favor, removes all
hopes Of any Interference Indeed it is question
of so private nature that it hardly comes within
the province Of Government Interference Lon
don Globe.
FRANCE
The comet has been seen in Paris.
The marriage Of the Prince OF SAKE CoburG
Gotha with the Princess Clemeniine of France
will take place early in May.
ALGIERS
| Accounts from Algiers OF the 10Th ut, an
nounce that the celebrated Marabout FL Ierdout
who last year excited the Eastern tribes 10 revol
= against the French and ever since held the field
had been lately killed in an engagement n tn
province Of Bona.
The accounts from India are favorable. TIL
camp al Ferozepore, consisting Of 80, 0o0men, ha
been broken up.
: From Cabul we learn that Akbar Khan ha
: DESCENDED from the mountains, and taken posses
e sion Of the place withou; resistance. The kuz
, zilbashes had Joined him the Blla lIisar had fall
: On into his hands and the young Prince Sha
. Poor. whom the British forces had left in posses
| sim orthe fort hal fled 10 Jeilalabli on his wa