Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10
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day. makng ,he passage 70 HaliaH and Is 70
Is woa
uLSch thru rs. dec3sd improvement The
Coass N,rka bod been hrricy throughout ~,
inoslh. and an satnnce had been realized THIS
wabe good news of the South For American
'Prsywsons The market was good Asha had de.
clncd and The pfospcci ior holders rs unpfomis-
ing
Ir u.h.cnann The founder Of Homeopathy,
died N Para on Sunday week aged es
TYR SANDWICH ISLANDS nespatctes have
frcn sent of By Government TO Caplsin loId G..
paule,, OF the Carysfor iTigs,e, the South Pa
cihe, acknowledging the free Independence OF
King Tsrnchancba Ill and the Sandwich Isl.
abds from this or any other country.
ireland continues to occupy the attention Of Par
Lament aud the Ministry, With no prospect Of a
satisfactory rcsolt The Cabinet is divided in
Council, aud proposes no decided measures. The
last debate closed with Ministerial ,s12kefuy, on
division Of only 53--ihe spara~-eF have YET
had Meanwhile OConnell Is proceeding tr
unphasily 90 Ireland 'ir
o'Connell held wbs, is termed an exlraorlina
~ mec,ng Of the Repeal Association, at the Com
Erchsnge, Dublia on Saturday, for the purpose
a. lsvorug hs sds't puts With hn views Of the dc.
bate on ireland HSmsae a long speech on the
presen, state Of parties, the position ofthe Minis
Try. and the prospects Of repeal
'Aai-.s is comparatively quiet, bua feEerish aHd
unhealthy state OF feeling still exists there grow
ing out OF The poor DAVIS and the wan, Of employ
,naont ssr1
The Mcssrs Barings. Of London have under
taken the construction Of the Canal ac the 18th
r.os Of Dsrion II IS 10 be completed in FIVE
yeats
PARLIAMENTARY The Canada Wheat Bill
after fruilless and not very formidable opposition
from Lords sisnhopc aud Radnor, who were but
foebly assisted by ther Graces of Buckingham
a.d Richmond, has passed the Lords
IN tho House Of Lords, when the question OF
sssh affairs was debated, the Duke Of Wellington
delivered himself ola characteristic and important
speech In The course of his speech, the Duke
uttered ihcsc words, always memorable The
only remedy which can be adopted for that poo
pie on the part Of the government, is a stern and
firm resistance to every thing like breach ofthe
peace and Of order, and TO be preparcd--os Ihopc
re are--,o enforce measures for the preservation
OF the peace Of Irelandr
The Irish Arms Bill has occupied the attention
OF the Commons for several nights The discus
sion seems in,erminabe, since every clause has
been holly contested however, on the 18th there
was grand field day, aud after long debate the
Ministry gained their point bya majority Of seven
tynine-,he question being whthcr committee
be appointed 10 inquire into the state Of Ireland -
!, is utterly impossible even 10 attempt an abridge
men, ofthe debate Sir Robert Peel's speech was
business.likei Mr.. Roebucks eloquent and vindic.
tive; Lord SANKEY'S satisfactory
The affairs Of Ireland had been debated in both
Houses. In the House of Lords on the l4th of
July, upon the Marquis Of Clanricarde's rcsou
lions that the dismissal of Irish magistrates was
.incSpedicnt, unconstitutional and unjust The
Duke, assuming these resolutions as directed
ugans, the Government, vindca,ed the proceed
ings Of the IRISH Chancellor a, great length, as did
also Lords Broughum and Lyndhurst, and The
resolutions were nega,ived by vote Of Of TO 90
Ia the Herald of yesterday the editor rejoces
IN Sir II PeePs declarations that he will not be
forced by his friends into q coercive line of policy
The other Tory newspapers such as the Times
and the Morning Post, are quite furious Mt Sir
Robert Peel for no, adopting violent measures at
oncc.-ILiverpool Mercury.
INCREASE OF TEETorALrsN During Father
Mathews visit a, Leeds, on Sunday evening and
Monday last he administered the pledge to several
thousand persons-some suppose 5000 In Brad
ford on Tuesday, 1t is said he administered the
pledge 10 1000. In Huddersfeld, on Wednesday
his visit is also said to have been attended with
similar success Even in York, place which
comparatively speaking, had never hitherto fell
the existence ofic,al abstinence, he gave the pfedg,
10 zpJu-tltcus hefcufy
CANAL Across THE IsTHMus The proiec
which has been so long moo,ed, and which ough
long since To have been carried out OF Joining III,
Atlantic and Pacific by canal across the Ishmu.
OF Dsrien, has II will be seen by paragraph il
another column, been a, lcngth undertake by 4
firm whose ample resources and public spiri, at
ford guarantee for its speedy and practical com
pl.,lon-Messrs Barings Of London The ca
nal, Il is stated, will be completed in five years
Assuming the report 10 be correct, as regards
Messr Barings-and II So II Is certainly compli
nen,sry 10 their spirit and enterprise, sill is al
mos, TO be regntcd that the leading hstisns O
Europe, IN conjunction with the Unitd States
have not clubbed together TO make this erea, con
meeting link between the two oceans public prom
city.
FRANCE. 10 the early part Of the week !, wa
reported that bus MaJoshhe King Of the Frenc
wa. seriously indisposeR The reports which. a
the time Of the publication OF them were douhaet
have not subsequently, been either confirmed or r,
moved
We observe in the Paris papers Democrat
reunion in favor OF lfish repeal which the M
fioHai states to have taken place in ssaplianc
wih ihe wish manifested BY the Rapsblicsns
the United States in favor OF Ireland The who
miscellaneous sssembsge only amounted 10 on
hundred persons including, il seoms, deputies
the erirtms gaueAe, members Of the institute. liz
rsry msn electors Of Paris, commanders and oil
Gers Of the National Guard aud deauts,ion