Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM FrR0r
AND TWENTY-FIVE DAYS Ian
FROM CHINA-INTERESTlNc J
TELLIGENCE,.

The England, Capt Bartlett srrtsoi % 8,
day morning, at New York, with ToDdon r,I
i to the 9TH inst.
On the evening Of the 9Th, the Duke Of gI
l'ngton, IN answer to u question Of Lord Bod
am declared that the income tax would yep Y
GA 10000; and though this amount is 81,
exceed the expectations held on, officially b. 4
Robert Peel, in the sum Of CS0O00 the ann a
ment had occasioned considerable dsarpon.-s
and all the markets for British and Foreign T 7
had declined.
! he cotton market had no, materially aln'I
The House Of Lords presented scene Of n
interest, on occasion of the discussion Of Il
| Brougham's motion for vote Of thaks to Il
Ashburton. His Lordshp commenced witt |
ied severity on the conduct Of Gen. Ca. "A
ne described, as having been commissors
his own government 10 be the guardian
peace which he had exertcd himself to desrl
Lord Monieagle had moved for certain nd
to be lald before the House, relative 10 col'oat
wool, with Il view as he announced of efia
the removal ofthe duty of ivc-sixtccn,hs Of 4
ny per pound to which cotton is now snbcc
attributed the tariffs existing in other coun,ra
those which had been imposed by Gr.a, Bra
In the House of Commons, Lord Ashley VI
drew motion condemnatory of the opium tn
on receiving Sir Robert Peel's declaration
negotiations had been opened with view I,
ducc China TO place it upon legalzcd bas'
The packe, ship Mon,ezuma Lowber, VIII
sailed hence on the Goth of March, arrived
Liverpool on the morning of tho 9TH Of AP
Ship Hettinguer, Burseley, which sailed ha
on the 18th March, arrived on The 9Th April
Her Majesty's preparations for another er'
erent are all made.
CHINA AND INDIA.
The latest intelligence from Canton co
down to the Dist of January, from which it
pears that the Imperial Commissioner ElG
had arrived there on the 10th, but it was dou
the negotiations respecting the tariff would c
mcnce until after the beginning Of the CHI
new year, which wa. on the 30th of January
Henry Pottinger had left Hong Kong for Ca.
on the l7lh, in order to pay visit OF cercmc
Colonel Malcolm lelt Bombay on the 18Th
February, on board steamer, in order to deli
the ratified treaty to the Plcnipctentiary.
The British Plenipo,enliary applied to X.
Indemnify Tor the acts OF the mob at Canton,
the latter replies -" | do not know who u
thief; and cannot explain to myself whence
arisen so great hatred agains, the Eng
There II is where the emeute is going Attic
my troops are we'll exercised and prepared 0
ertheless, when anytrouble arises, should be
cautious for fear # acted with temeri,y and
cipita,ion, should only cause between you
me an lntolerable grievance
As in these past years you have burned
villages, plundercd our shops, carried away
money, and to whom shall address mysel
obtain reparation Also the English mersh
dare they demand repara,ion but with Ger
fear +? In fact he refuses to make indemnify
1t appears tina, the Ameers of Hyderbad ".
making arrangements to collect a large ar
continued TO play fast and loose with MAJOR @
ram whom the Indian Government had in Dste
Der sent to them in order to make terms