Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27


which have no reference whs,cvet IL
particular duties ss'he eommete,al Mo.,
VET Of 'he British Empire But, tho. &c..
usa'. opinions are reported TO have
ced The Favourable gentleman from
colleagues, on some ofthe most impo,,,.'
matters likely TO come before pstlsu
The vacancy thus arising at tn, he'd,
the Boarn ol'rrade will BE- filled bv t
Dslhous,e, now the Vice Prcsden, n 49,
Depo rimcnt but without Il seat IN the ca
net The vacancy cccasioned by the,,,
nation ofthe Seeretaryship Of Ireland ~
The present Lord ST Germans, upon d
death Of his father, and his conN qu,r,
eeaion to the peeruge, vii BE- GlleL LyS,
Thomas FHman,lo, who succeeded -
Henry Eardingc rs Secretary a, w..
Mr. Sidney Herbert takes the Wnt ,H...
with u sea, in the cabinet and the "a,
OF Lincoln also enters the cnbinc, tr,,i,..
his present office nlthc Board Of W.
and Forcsv The rc,iremen, Of Sir Ita
Barrow, and the promotion Of Mr. SJ,,r
Norbert, leave both the Socrc,ntyship, r
the Admiralty a, the disposal oflhc C,o,,tn
men,
The Morning IleOnld oflhe Sd, ANN,
ces that the Right Hen Mr. Cory succeed,
Mr. Herbert
The Paris Quo,idcnne Contains the ri.
loving We have been confidently inform.
I'd ,hal Lord Cowlcy has called on the Mn
is,er Of Foreign Affairs TO declare what
part the French Government would take
on the Texas qu'.Iion, which is aglta,rl a,
this moment between the British Gov.
eminent and the United States
His Excellcncy Mr. Everett, the 4
mcrlcan Minister, entertained SIR Rob
ertPeel and distinguished minister at
dinner, last evening, ut his mansion N
Glosvenor Place Morning Herald
THE CRowN JEWELS The Lord
Chancellor the Master OF the Rolls,
and Lord Chief Justice Tindnll. com
mssioncrs appointed to investigate the
claim Of the King of Hanover to a
portion Of the Crown Jewels, have
met in the Chancellor's private room.
No one besides council, and an attor-
ncy on each side, Except shorthand
writer was allowed TO be present
We understand the result of the IN
quiry will not be made public until ai-
ter the opinionso Of the commissioners
have been submitted to her Majesty.
The Earle of csimorclond has
gone from Berlin to Hanover. on
mission connected with the Crown
Jewels. The value of these Jewels is
supposed to be about 81, O0Ol. London
Atlas.
ARRIVAL oFTUE CHINESE RANSOM
lN ENGLANp -On,Thursday, spec
ial train arrived at Nine Fins from
Gosport, conveying that portion Of the
Chinese ransom money brought over
to ,hi, country to Hong Kong by the
Pclccian sloop, The train consisted
Of five wagons and two carriages ; the
former contained the boxes holding tie
syccc silver each wagon carrying u
bout three tons and half. a gentle.
man from the Treasury, and dctnch-
mcnt of the 18th Regiment, accomra.
MED the Treasurer from Gospor, IT,
the course Of the afternoon the .trensu.
rcr was conveyed to the Royal Mint,
Towcr-hil the detachment Of the 59rh
accompanying it London Atlas .
ut.
1t is stated in the London Journals
to be currently reported that her MAJ.
esty has been pleased to appoint SIR
Henry Potingcr Governor General OF
Canada, in the place of Sir Charles
Mctcalf
We understand that SirJohnI}arrow
principal Secretary Of the Admiralty,
will Immediately retire and that Cap
tain Hamilton, private secretary 10
Lord Taddington, will be his succcs-
sor. - Globe,
CnUrcu Disputes The troubles
among the clergy aud lalty of the
Church of England still continue to
ngitntc the public mind.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury has
addressed pastoral letter to the clcr
gy and lnityr upon the subject of the
differences now subsistlng regarding
the rubrlc, and the forms of Divine
worship. His lordship admits the am
blgulty Of the rubric, and It's tendency
to create diversity Of opinion and
states that this circumstance added 10.
some uncertainty as TO powers com
mitted to him in!the Book of Common
Prayer, have presented his expressing
an authoritative opinion upon tho
questions occasionally submitted to
him. He was, indeed, willing 10 hope
that these controversies, like many of
much greater importance which have
for season sisqnieted the Church,
would be suffered to die away ofthcm-