Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-05

Tho proposed improvements OF the nav
,,,,ior of The mouth Of the Danube have
he,n abandoned for the present, owing TO The
con,umacy Of the Russian government
Madame Iartei, the famous H,ronaut
male another grand ascension n, Pau, IN
,bc soutb Of France. on the 9th Of August,
and after trnvcr,ing the air for i've hours
came down without accident
Serious disturbance still prevail IN bohe'
mia. among the workmen employed III me
factories. At Brood they have been ciiec-
unl pu, dowa by the military, after destroy
ing several factories.
A statement appears in a Paris paper, to
the effect that Abd-el Kader has made ano'
ther rnzia at the southeast part Of Mascara
upon the Sedamas, and that he had escaped
from the column Of Col. Esguard.
|, is stated in the Berlin papers tina great
preparations are making a, koninesburg to
celebrate the 3O0th anniversary ofthe found
ING of that university The King will be
present at the ceremony.
The American Ship, Thomos Bennett,
vessel on her voyage from Liverpool to
Charleston, s. c., whence she sailed on the
3rd instant, returned on the 18th, in conse-
qucncc OF the murder Of the captain by the
cook
InisH RrpEAL.-At the weekly meet
inc of,he Association on Monday the 9Th
ms, the chair was taken by Mr. Arabn, the
Dublin Lord Mayor elect, A letter was
read from Lord Wicklow, IN continuation
of a controversy with the Association in
which his Lordship gives the Repealers
very small hopes of his ever joining their
ranks. Rent for the week is. 306i
MENT OF QUEEN
VICTORIA.
BIRTH OF A PRINCE.
The Queen was ''taken ill'' soon after
five o'clock on Tuesday morning. the 9th
instant. and her medical attendants Sir
James Clarke. DR. Locock. Mr. Ferguson,
and Mr. Brown, Surgeon to the Household
ut Windsor, were summoned at once About
six o'clock messenger was sent to Slough.
TO direct summons by the electrical tele-
graph for the Cabinet Ministers and Great
Officers of State the messenger arrived at
Slongh in eight minutes: the dispatch reach
ed Paddington and was acknowledged in
three moe.
AT twentythree minutes past eight o.
clock arrived the first spccia train at Slough
having performed a journey of eighteen
miles and quarter in eighteen minutes;n i,
were the Duke of Buceleuch, Earl Dele
war. the Earl ofJerscy, Lord Lyndhurst,
and Sir Jas Graham.
The next conveyed Sir Robert Peel and
Lord Stanley, rather slower TO avoid col.
lision with the first The third, with the
Duke of Wellington alone, travelled the
the distance e. in seventeen more he was at
the CASTLE royal carriages having been sta.
toned at Slough to carry on the Minis
tiers.
intelligence of the event was specially
sent to all the members oftfe Royal Fami-
ly.-The Bishop of London going down
at quarter past ten o'clock met the Minis.
efs returning, and came back with them
to town,
All the Ministers eventually reached the
Castle, except the Earl of Liverpool, who
by some accident failed 10 receive his no
tlce.-
In the course of the morning. guns were
fired at Windsor, at St. James Park, and
at the Tower, and bells were rung and
flags were hoisted in every quaater as the
news spread.
MOROCCO.
The successive reports from Moroc-
co contradict each other as to the act
ual beginning of hostilities. Frequent
diplomatic communications have pas
sed between the Emperor Abd-cr-Rah-
man and the French authorities on his
frontiers. He admitted the aggression
on the Algerian territory, and prom
ised to punish the author of it, the
Kaid of Ouchda, a leader being in pris-
on; but evaded all allusion to the de-
mands not to support Abd-el-Kader in
his resistance to the French.
In the case of his not giving a salts
factory rely, the French threatened to
begin by bombarding Tangiers On
the 23d of July, the Prince de Joinville
arrived at Tangiers, in the Pluton
steamer and received on board MINI
non, the Consul General, with his fam
lily; sending the Steamer Veloce to
Mogadore on similar GRAND. Accor-
ding to a letter from Mr. Cowell,
Lloyd's Agent, it was reported at Glib.
ralter, on the LIST inst. that Mr.. Drum
mond Hay, the English Charge d. Af
fairs, had written dispatches on the
26 JlllV i'm which he had oHarad HE