Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP
CAMBRIA.
THIRTEEN DAYS LATER PROM
EUROPE

EUROPE
The Ro,a Mail Sissr.hip Csmbua.C Capt
Judsin.. vss iclsgiAphsd a, i-o O'Clock :.
VI 1iur-dsN. Oct . aud arrived 81 Ter
wharf At Eas Bo.ion Of 5 The atmosphere
wa..o clear that che ~as eiegrs phed =
gtcAt ~sy ovt
TIE Csmbn, sailed from Liverpool on ,hs
io,h uli. thus mating ne passage IN h'r'"sn
dsv.. tsuendedI 10y strong ~eaerly winds
TIE cotton nsikei - healthy and urotou.
In 30 manufacturing d,s,rtc. prices are on
the rise. and goods find ready sale.
The brave Citcs-taus have sga.n been
measuring lsnces with their old enemies, the
Russians
Two un.uceessful sismp,s have been
made IN Tyiol TO s.-sssiosie tho king ol
" Urtemburg
luItlsn At kilo,sndfs. IN the County
81 Cavan. The other dAy, q collision between
the two races was only pro,ontel by tho
presence Of powerful mi't,ry force.
Fp.rrI. MEXICO and the United si1tes
have again occupi Cd much Of tho attention
ofthe Psilsisn Journalists but sll hist has
been said NAV bo summed up 10 one line
ci.het that there will be no war stIll, 90 that
II a war, the United states viii completely
crush tholr puny sd~stsary.
Tic Qu.cu Of England, IN returning from
Antwerp, dropped Ia, 10 friendly way, at
the Chateau d'Ku,to ask Louis Phillips and
h. Queen how they did.
The recent weather had improved the vim
tscc. and the harvest was excellent.
SPLis A; Madrid, on the evening of the
5ih. number Of dlsafeotod persons at.
tempted to create an insurectiun. About
three hundred Of the lower classes assembled
-, t,k l. al ,I Il
an attack ION the hsrracks del pos.to Some
OF the officers and men had previously been
gained over, but the regimen, remained true
and on the word OF command, poured muf.
derous fro on the assaIan,s. An officer was
killed. and several persons were wounded
The troops have subsequently sailed from
tho barracks, tho insurgents were put 10 fiShI
and several we're arrested
GrRNAsv, The negotiation for treaty
between this country and Brazil have been
- q p.. ,n having declared that she
viii not. and cannot admit Brazilian produce
u. ,css her own manufactures are admitted
on favorable terms in the Brizllan markets.
The new religion was pretty much in tho
same state as it was In some places It's a
pos,les arc received with favor, in othets
they are reicd and ducked.
Rus.i,. The emperor will on no account
give up his long cherished object OF crushing
the Caucasians, cost what II may
Orders have been sent by the government
to England and tho United States for the
constfuc ton OF number ol steam vessels
SWITZERLAND. Tins country is still IN an
agitaicd state. The people Of Berno are
much excited, aud II is believed tina. when
tho harvest shall have been got in all Swift.
zerland will again DO in state Of convul-
sion. Al preseni'th the people are too much
occupied to make war upon each other. but
the disposition is not wanting.
Some fanatics have been preaching nj Ex-
eter, announcing that the end OF the world
is fixed for the 10Th OF October.
DILoIuM The crop Of potatoes ia almost
| --.'.-i, ies'toyru, uiInis'ots nave issued a
royal ordinance. decreeing tho admission Of
wheat and all kinds OF corn together with
potatoes. &c, duty free, and fotbldding the
eIporta,lon OF such articles.
/ The American provision market has been
/ dull Of ls,e. The market is without Tallow,
and the same may be said of Cheese. In
Ashes there has been good amount OF bu-
sincss doing, and some speculation. The
best parcels Of American hemp realize up
wards OF Geo per ton, and for Lead .El0
los. is obtained
/ LlRCAssA, Intelligence mas been TecciV-
ed OF battle between Ciioassian forces
under Schamil Bey, and the Russian army
fifty thousand strong, under Gen Woronzoa.
who attacked the town Of Dargo, the Head
Quarters ofSchamil After FIVE days hard
. fighting the Clrcassans were obliged TO q
bandon the fortress, 10 the enemy, having
expended all their ammunition, not, howet
er without carrying of their arilofy and
baggage mo tie mountains. The loss on
the part Of Russia is SAID TO amount IN killed
alone to 5000, among whom are three gen
erals and forty other officers, and iouI AIDS
de-Camp 10 the commander in-chIei. The
latter finding his army so much crippled, for
iha number Of wounded IL enormous, was
destroying tho Notifications TO retire to Tiff
Us, 10 reorganize hs force. Datpo was de-
tended by Schamils' regular troops, consist
ing Of corps OF Dagaslan Infantry, and the
Russ an aud Polish desertets from the Em
pcrot's seTVlce.
The lion tiade is again IN a healthy state
and prices are advancing. Rails are N
great demand, and Tho pnce IN Livefpoo
Al "a