Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
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SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE, SENTENCE AND I'M
PRISONMENT OF " CONELL
AND OTHERS

Can, Rvric arrived Of Boston on the lSth.
sb5Y, o'clock She left Liverpool the 4,h 1
ms. and brings US Liverpool papers TO
the morning Of tina, day
We are indebted to Wilmer & Smiths
European Times, aud Charles Winners
American News Letter, for our extracts.
The Cotton Market remains somewhat on
the low pressure principle. Business gcner
ally is good.
The Hiboruia steam ship Captain Jud
lins, arrived a, Liverpool, on the afternoon
Of Tuesday. the % ult after a capall pass
age from Halifax OF uine days.
Switzerland has been the scene Of a short,
though somcwha, sanguinary civil war
The debates in Parliament upon Sir Rob
CIT pecrs new currency project have been
of a highly interesting description.
The vintage Of the southern part Of
France docs not promise so well this year as
last In many places the old vines have
been killed of by the severity Of he past
winter.
The accounts from India speak Of a re.
markablc hail storm at Sukkar in the Scin-
de- accompanied by a hurricane, which
pros,ra,ed every thing in its path.
Murders continue TO be alarmingly ire-
oucnt in Paris. The bodies Of two munich
pal guards were taken out Of the Seine
near ,he Bridge Of the Invaldes, Il few days
ago. with marks which lief. no doubt that
they had been murdered Eight others
had previously persisted in the same myste'
Tious manner.
The French government and people ap
pear 10 be wide awake on the subject OF
railroads
The subject Of the Annexation of Texas
continued to be prolific theme OF discussion
in the English papers. Some of them
have wasted good deal Of ind ignation up
on il
The general state ofthe English crops is
good, though some oil the better agricultural
districts have suffered from drought.
The schism among The Jews at Frank
fort and other places had become exceeding
ly violent and bitter.
In Portugal Italy. &c. matters have be
come toleraby quiet.
So great has been the rage for guant
manure in England that large quantities o
n spurious and worthless article, made to re
scnble guano, have Lecn manufactured anc
sold in Liverpool The English farmer
are very indignant at the cheat
Meetings in support of the factory bill
now before parliament continue to be hel'
in the various manufacturing towns Of En-
gland and Scotland
The twelve experimental guns briggs 70
The British navy are represented TO be beau
liful specimens OF naval architecture.
Accounts from Belgrade state that GO pei
sons bad been publicly executed for larlc
paling in The late instruction in Servia q
mong them the cx-minstcr Rajewitsch.-
nearly 600 others had been doomed to bar
ishment for the same offence.
The Circassans are straining every nerv
TO resist the Russian invasion, but it
feared that the independence OF these nobl
mountaineers is nearly at an end
Thirty seven Jewish marriages were re
Gently celebrated at one time, at the SYM
yogue in Leadenhall street London.
Spain is comparatively tranquil, with ii
exception of another anticipated explosio
in expectation. Some Of the refugees WI
had Quilted the place assigned them
France have been arrested at Bayonne, b
it is uncertain whether any thing will b
done with them.
The Rebeccaites in Wales have mad
ioll-gates just enough 10 keep the COVER
ment uneasy and the people unQuiaL
The STATE PRosEcuTIoN-sENTA
UPON THE TRAvERsERs The Court
Dublin was crowded on Friday to hear Il
decision Of the Judges on the new trial m
ton, and IN anticipation OF sen,ance ber
passed on the repeal agitators. The ira
crsers having been called on
Mr.. Justice Perrin read his judgmcr
which was that Mr.. O'Connel and FAITH
Tierney were entitled TO new trial, the
being no evidence whatever against the Il
ser.
Mr. Justice Champion decided that Fat
or Tierney alone as entitled TO new tr
and that the verdict should stand as regai
cd all the other trarersers.
Mr. O Council and the other traverse
have not only been sentenced but are in pr
on, very much to the astonishmeut, alal
and indignation of that numerous body
England, as well as in Ireland, who ha
pinned their political faith TO the sleeve
the Lbera,or, or who look upon his p
ceedings. in reference 10 the repeal questic
as calculated 10 assist their own views of
moving the civil, political and religious
situtions of the mother country.
MoTIoN IN ARREST OF JUDGMENT,
Sir Colman O'Loghlea said that the mott
to amend the posted having been dispos
Of, he had 10 move on the part of the tn
oIscTs in the arrest of judgment, but bel
wholly unprepared be trusted their 10
ships would give him until Monday mo
nlng
This was most strongly opposed by
Chief Ius,trc apd Il