Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-27


be Mpr,i,'. ,Is.l, -ers sn,issl, 10 uni~n
~nh ~ own
! GrsrLrs,s ~ sas W~rss ~ CcsSoss.
! Tie -umMss for Ito ens1,ng year have
b-en prepared. rnd ~ili ~ lac bsioe ys1
Tic rfrStcss OF s,ssm .nstir ,iion. and The
! sisasnd fo1 protection ,c the .IIended ron
I MERE Of the country, viii occasion On m.
cfesss IN he eHimsi, Connected unh the
! naval ,.tsps.
Nv Losp. Isp CrSrtssss
| bs,s r,bsetsed. with siacere sstisfsctit n.
thai The inproscmen, which 10 msniies, In
/ other pans Of the eognlrt. has extended Ia
ireland.
The political sgitslion and Ieiemen,
wiich have h,d. heretofore. occasion to Ia.
meht. appear IN h.vs gradually sbs,ed and,
as bsturAl result, private ragital has beeo
/ more freel, spplird TO useful public snte,.
,Hise.: undertaken through the friendly 20.
! operation Of Ind ridusis Interested In me
| welfare Of Ireland.
| have earned into s1eci, in the spirit In
which II was conceN ed, tho ACT tof the
more eheoiosl application oi Charitable Do
nations and bequesis.
recommend To your favorable considen-
ton the policy Of improving and extending
I the opportunity for scsdemicsl edscs,ion IN
. Ireland
The repor, of tho commission appointed Ia
inqulte into the law and Practice, IN respect
90 tic ocrupn ION of land, 10 nearly prepsr-
ed, aud shall he communicated 10 you I'M
mcdlaiely after its presentation.
The state Of the law, IN regard 10 the priv
llsee. of the Bank Of ireland. and 10 othe
banking establishments 10 that country. and
~ sco,lsnd, vii, no doubt, occupy your AT,
ientIon.
The health of the inhabitants Of large
towns and populous diSfiots, IN this part al
the United Kingdom, has been the subjcct
81 recent inquiry before commission, the
report which shall be imnc jiaiely laid
before vou
IL will be highly gratifying TO me. iflhe in
formation and sugRcs,iops. contained IN that
report, shall enabieyou Ia devise tho means
II promoting the health aud comfort OF ia 9
poorer classes Of my subjects,
! congratulate you on the sueeess o.
the measures. which. three Yeas iince
were adopted by PaJ Lament, for the pur
pose of Supplying tic deficiency IN the pub.
lie revenue, and arTestng the accumulation
OF deb, 10 the time al peace.
The act whibh wns passed n, tina, time
for imposing tax on income, will shortly
expire
II will be for you, in Your wisdom, 10
determine whether il may NOT be erpedient
TO continue It's operation for n further pc
rloI-snd thus 10 obtain the means Of adc.
qnaIely providing for the public service
nn1. a, the same time, OF making a rcduc-
ton IN other taxation
b.. The AL, IF 4
alterations. in this respect, | feel assured
that 1t will be your d".ermina'ion to main.
tain an amount Of revenue ampl, sufficient
! 10 wec, the necessary expenditure Of the
country, and firmly to uphold that public
( -edit which is indispensable 10 the nation.
al welfare.
The prosprc, ofconlinuej peace and the
, general state Of domestic prosperity nnl
tranquility, afford a favorable opportunity
for the consideration Of the important mat
! ,crs to which have directed your a,trn.
ton; and commit them TO your delibera.
ton, with the earnest prayer tina, yon mny
be eLnblcj, under the experimenting care
and direction OF Divine Providence. TO
strengthen the feeling Of mutual confidence
and good will between different clavc, Of
my subjects, and 10 improve the condition
Of my people.
ZrRIcH Feb 25th --Opsn,as Of the
S,ein Dnf-The extraordinary Die, of
| Switzerland assembled at Zurich, on the
24th ull The sitting commenced by an
animated discussion rs TO the admission OF
the Deputies from Vaud, n revolutionary
government; when the decision was nd.
journcd TO the next day On the 2j,h ult
1t wa, decided in favor Of the Dcpn,irs from
/ Vnud Attention was then directed tc
Lord Abcrdeens note TO the BRUSH Minis.
ter a, Berne.
The fate Of the Jesuits wa: the next sub
jet to be brought neforc the Dirt which
was to hold its third session Ola the 27,h ull
Tha, the Radical majority would al
once succeed in carrying a resolution fol
exhor,ing Lucerne 10 revoke il, decree, Gu II
ing in the Jesuits, wa. very generally ex
PecIed
: HOLLAND
ASsrLRDAH. The papers are chiefly
occupied with railway affairs,
By the second article Of The project o
+ law relating 10 The National Guard, oil
foreigners from "a 10 20 years of age, wht
have beeo authorized By The King to Il,
their residence IN Holland, or who have
g, lived IN TINT country .ir ccn. cutiv.
years, nre bound 10 serve in the abov,
cornS