Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL or THE RoIiL NAIL STriKTR
BRITANNIA.
F0f,a dayi later from Eptopt


Saturday morning last about- o'clock,
from Liverpool on the 10Th ult, hay
ing made her passage IN abou, four
tccu and half days including the
detention at Halifax She brings ont
full complomc MT Of passengers
by tins ARRIVAL the usual flies Of for
eign papers are received. The dates
\ from London are 10 the evening Of the
18th, and Liverpool to the 18Th of
Jnue.
H. The political and commercial news
~ the Steamer Britannia is interest.
ing aud important.
z II was expected that the Peel minis
try would be broken up Immediately,
coalition having been formed be
tween the Russell party and the Pro
tcctlonlsts, for the purpose of cmbar-
RAISING the Ministry and forcing SIR
Robert Peel TO resign A change of
Ministers, it is said will be hrouah, a.
bout by the Sugar Duties Bill. Lord
John Russell having determined to
propose an equalization of the sugar
duties, SO that frce-labor and slave
grown sugars may be admitted on e.
quail terms. The proposition, it was
believed would cause IA change of min
istrv or dissolution.
Thc Corn Bill is effect carried. On
the lith ult., the House Of Lords re-
solved itself into committee on this
bill, when the Duke of Buckingham
moved an amendment, which after an
animated debate'was rejected by a ma.
lorlty OF 80 votes. On the 10th, the
House having gone INTO Committee en-
the bill, the Earl Of Wicklow propos-
ed that there should be levied on for
elgn wheat fixed duty Of five shill-
ings. After another long debate this
amendment was rejected by IA MAORI
ty of thlrty-three
The Royal Mail Steamer Britannia
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th, the
American news was published III the
London papers of the 10Th. The
Steamer made the homcward passage
IN few hours over twelve days, in
GLIDING her stoppagc at Halifax. The
news Of TIL brilliant success of the
Americans troops with the MeXlcaus
excited great deaf Of interest, but the
blockade OF the Mexican ports by the
American, was regarded us serious
matter, and Il strong Brush force was
recommended by several Journals &c
be sent Immediately to the Gulf OF
Mexico, to protect British interests il
that quarter.
In commercial circles, it was believ
ed that the war with Mexico Womb
soon lead 10 monetary dcrange
ment IN the United States, and tina
commercial credit would receive I
shock. British exporters OF goods t,
America were warned by journalists t.
be cautious in supplying large order,
for the American markets.
But one opinion appears TO prevail
respecting the injustice Of the United
States, in this war which is regarded
as great moral wrong.
Mexican stock declined at the Lon
4 don Stock Exchange one per cent, il
consequence ofthe American news.
II Money is IN demand and high rate
of interest are given.
The weather in England has con
iinued remarkably hot and therefor
most favorable 70 the growing crop
which promise TO be abundant Tn
disease in the new crop of potatoes
= however, is again very general IN Ems
81 land.
The pope Of Rome died on the /,
g of June. Full particulars Of his deaf
# are gwen.
The Queen remained IN retlremen
at the Buckingham Palace, IN the eI
III Joyment of excellent health.
On the 9th the Queens birth -da
was celebrated by especial appoint
ment. Bells were rung, guns wei
fired, and the flags displayed from In
Church steeples In the evening thei
was a brilliant illumination A coun
~ less throng of people filled the prime
rs pal streets I'LL midnight The Quee
MI was 10 leave London for Osborn
'M House, Isle OF Wight on the 10Th al
there to remain about three weeks
On the Both OF July, Prince Alhsrt II
= tends TO leave Liverpool, and gre
Preparations ar, making 10 receive hl
with proper honors.
N lBEAnIN PAcHA OF EGYPT IN EN
LAND.-lbrahim pacha aud a Lara
suite, arrived at Portsmouth on the 5
+ nit IN the French Steamer Gomez
Salutcs WEI fired in honor OF b
HlghnesS On landing the Pm,
was received by MAJOR Dickson, wi
has been appointed by the Foreign {
flee TO attend hun during his stay.
The Portsmouth Town Council pl
scented All address 10 the Prince IN
king particular allusion 10 the laciltl
afforded TO England by las father,
I'D kecping up constant and unlnteuu
h ied communication with IndIa.