Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-27

The Arrival OF the coIoso.,:

This British steamer arrived bara. ON
"Wednesday morning. We give = trief
summary OF The most Interesting portion
oil The news - Li5erator.. -.
The Acadia. on her passage out, came
70 contact with The barque Merchant, Of
newport from Amsterdam, which sunI,
IN 40 minutes; but the crew and nasser-~
gers We're saved, and taken to LivernooI .
The British Parliament was nror,onpd
on The oath, by the Queen ia person, +
is conceded that the measures of the Sos
sion have not added anything to the
strength of Sir Robert Peei's admioistra.
ton. "..
Ireland" Repeal seems to hold
us II. own 10 ireland, and the plans of Mir.
OConnell for the formation of an Irish
Parliament are pretty fully develoned =
one OF the English papers saws the frsr
movement towards the actual .aao.;o,, -
such Parliament will be followed by The
Indictment OF all the leaders for treason J"
AT the usual meeting of the ReneoE
Association 90 Monday, the 2Ist. uhimo..
sne rent OF the week was announced to he
81 l5O. MIR. OConnol was not present
ana the meeting adjourned tiil next aav
when ne propounded his plan fo.. The res,
toratlon OF the Irish Parliament, as nre.
pared by committee.
La a speech on this document Mr.
U Connell said, that the Queen had onI,,
70 summon the Parliament, and then thar
Parliament could "Iegalize everything"
as the English Parliament did alter call
Ing William the Third to the Throne
lie would have no distinctive oaths-none
but Tue oath of allegiance. Ia formino
the House oil Lords, he would not obiect
70 lhese who remained of the Irish Pto-
testant Bishops having seats in il: and If
there were deficiency of members, they
coald make it up with some of the RiSb.
ops of their own Che Roman CathoIiclf
Church. >~ s',o
The troubles ia Wales still continue
notwlthstandIngthe strong military force.
called there TO oVerawe " Rebecca and her
Daug hers." -. =,
Father Mathew has had a most =;
umphant time of it in England. Il is es.
tlmated that over million of people have
taken the pledge within the last two
mo nths. -. -. ~.
james Gordon Bennett has addressed
ieher to the london Times, arisino opt
OF Mr.. OCon"eIl's attack upon him at
the Dublin Corn Exchange.
ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN or Eve.
LAND IN FRANCE.-The Queen of Eng
land and her cousorl arrived at TrepotI.
IN France, on the evening Of Saturday.
Sept 2nd, and then proceeded tothe Chst
eau q Eu. Letters received from the
French capital, of the same date, state
confidently that her Majes,y Qaeen Vic
torIa had no Intention of proceeding on
ward to Paris. bat would remain at Eu
until Thursday morning, when she would
certainly embark for Brighton.
The French Journals contain accounts
OF a battle which had taken place on the
18th alt, between Ab1ei Kader and Ooed-
Aman, the former having attacked the
camp ot the ialter, which Terminated in the
repulse otthe Emir. with the loss ofeight
killed.
Phe Monitenr contains dispatch from
General Bugeaud, Announcing that after a
great nlmber of gazzias and ENGAGE
ments, he had succeeded in procuring lie
submission 10 Generals LamortcIere aud
Bou1oley, OF the Flitas, tribe 10000
strong.
The Angsburgh Gazette says: The
Tufklsh population of Priedow, in BOSNIA
and us envIrons, Lave risen and are
marching IN arms against the Pacba. who
keeps himself shut up in ihe fortress oil,
.Banja!aka,