Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
.1FIEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE

trs cf,he Ton
r., dar q had harvest IN England
',udIy tpr,,pd 81 the las sdviecs, 1t sp. 1
,har- ben " realized. The wealth !
~ continued uD s"lcd, ani oil eyes were
.,,n,,l 10 the You'd States and Canada lor
a,upply Of b'.Sdauds.
Tho co,lon r,arkt wa, aesdy, and pre- /
,,ou. p'iccs fully maintained
Tie up.ucd state Of the weather had
,onucrr,d ,he money market, AMI stock,
w,fc rather dropping
The produce markets continue aciiy'
anil IN Inc weeks business We, India 81.
g,f, have advanced fully sper ewt
suiteI,ul continue. to be in q very IN.
.nl,J r,to and further ruPurt, are exPcc. !
ti
Tho .r'ion of Pdtllsmcr, has elosed-
-. Queen has winged her way To the Con
'rcot The mtmbots Of both hon,ts arc
hy.ng over the country
There has been n scr,ous Gre at ,heTou
lon arsenal
Mr. NrClsne has del,veted b. crcdrn.
tat, 70 the Queen and Nr Everett his let.
ter, OF rccAlj The American ambassador
was nnI,ou, To enter upon the object Of his
rni.ion iaildHier. but as Lord Aberdeen
had arranged 10 accompany tho Queen 10
Germany the commencement, Of ncgoi,a.
I,ons WAS porponod
The Queens speech in dismissing Par.
Lament, differs lutte from the customary
brevny and unmcaning phrnscology OF such
documents Her part in the programme
wa. arisically p-tforned--,he reading
Mr. OConnell arrived al DIrrymnne
Abby on the 2ia July Il is understood
tina, lie will remain there Tor some weeks
lie has bccn Joined by his Oldest 500, Ms
Maurice o. Connell, NJ. u.
Charlc.Dekcns has returned from Italy.
|, is rumored tina, he will Immediately
hringou, I ,e,icrs from Italy
The stock THE great Italian and Aus
,tian Railway, to tho amount Of three mil.
lion sterling has been subscribed in Eng.
lard
A l,trcr from L'rlssc in Tn. ssaIy states
that 5000 Clcphates had cr".s-i .ne Turk.
nh frontier pllagng and rl,nging The
county.
Many Of the great towns in Enclhnd-
Leeds C,lssgow. Manchester and Liver
pool for example continue mad wdh the es.
cncu'r. Of railway speculation In the
e." named plac" the police have been o.
Lh.l be called in 10 keep the approach.
Is 10 the stock market clear,
From the tenor OF tho adviccs from Ma
dad. il quite evident that the effects OF
he rccet, outbreak IN Catalonia have no,
entirely subsidtd.
The d gerie states that Abdel kadcr
rad evocna,cd til territory Of algeria and
80 ID ABOUT 100 hoTscmtn. TO tho south.
co.. r'oa desert which neither belongs 10
Aiee.ir nor MOI 20.
The declaration Il war by Mexico n.
clinN tho United States, is tho grea, point
discussed in the Paris papers In Pressc
regard: that act as pcuriel'c dcmonstra.
llpn.
At the accounts from Athens, good
deal Of trouble was expected on accoun, OF
certain movements OF the followers of Gri.
vas who was lately killed in duel. These
pnllizans number about 1000 dosperadoc,,
and are awless band
Eng lsh and French newspapers, gencr.
ally arc much more complacent on the
slhjcc, enumeration Of Texas, now they
Gni there is no help for il
The Kng. Queen, and Rovai Family OF
France, have gone TO the Chateu d'Eu, on
the seacoaa nearest TO Brighton, where
they intend to make Heightened STAY.
There has been n most disastrous fire in
dependence Of the dock yard in Toulon
in W hich marine stores and property belong
ing TO the Ctorrrnmen, were destroyed to
the amount or 100000 sterling Some
accounts carry the loss up TO a million,
though no doub, they are exaggerated
According 10 general belief, the fire is the
work Of the convic,s, who are employed in
tn. dock yards; bu, at present II Is not clear
wha, they hoped 10 gain by ii, FOR ao, ono
escaped or attempted 10 escape
From Algeria, the news is Of the usual
charactcr--trops have been DESTROYED
nocks seized, tribes put 10 fight; but Add.
el.liadcr is as far from being taken and Al.
eicrs as far from being lranquiiircd, as they
we're fifteen years ago. A recen, letter
describes the return OF troop OF pilgrims
from Mecca Al the people in the dis
the, turned out TO meet them in procession
accompanied BY banners presents, &C.
1'nr QrrES's Visir TO GERsASY-
Her Majesty has at length SET out upon her
long projected visit TO the coalnent, after
hasng dismissed the peers and the repre-
senlauves of,hc people from ,l,- al1ous
',boTs 'nringa rfolraoled Session p. tue EN-
ploymcnl OF welcome recess
lN'uEroTioN IN ALBASI. By letter.
.5m T., e-iie Of the 2'sh u'. ve laru
'ha, the Whole OF UPprr ALBANIA vas IN
-',,r O. .oF'Je cIion The Serasklcr. mec
4 ou'r'ed tie country wHh considerable
!, 'tHops had been une IpecIedly a,
,cl h,. 'rcn, on his march 10 JacouC
Ia rrvcor" he burnt 25. Albanian VI