Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12
20 DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARkIrIL OF IRE STEAMSHIP
BRITANNIA.

t. Buisu "a arrived =, y ~,on. a, = rev
r.as',' past D. SA'lf,iag morning. after a
tcl.,u, t,2sss y q l. l. dave
Il, im, uir,l Ltep >l paprs T. tie
- ui ha, been ~ we'd
Tss ~ .n,tip 'Grrs, Bn'Ail hsi Mt
bees ,t 4. bu, had moved ab,u loo I'd,
Ac,rvf ,5crs 10 DuDdr.ia bay. and vas
fast u tic sanl With u fce' 4 water in her
bod Hove. were .ul eatcrtAincd ths, she
would Ne -, a
70 Cambria arrived "a, 900 ,',e lith az.
- Ar.ugh -s,av,
storm. u unparalleled fuf, have raced IN
smOsn, q property las been swallowed up
and many lire, lave fallen a prey % the de-
grvcuvc results 81 the raging clcnc'ts
Wilmer. E.rotcan Iiml, says; Tie
mgney. Ike most Of the Produce markets,
!, IN a s1rnc~ha, depressed state The pros
poots Of tho winter are not ~ cheering as
thsy could he desired. but there Is nothing
g erea'c such serious APprchens'on' As ma
ny gloomy minded people are apt 10 indulge
ia The family q tho eroakers- are very
numerous
The fears Of impending famine. aud the
state ofthc grain markets. not only In our
own but ia the noighboring countrics, have
produced feeling IA favor Of throwing open
tic ports 10 the admission, duty free Of eve
" description of provisions.
\ -.rnor has been prevalent during the
past K. al. !, seems rather TO gain ground
i'r ,'hetwisc. that the Government has 1t
in contemplation to open the ports for the
admission Of all gam. duty free.
The famine in the highlands Of Scotland
vs. q the most furk'ful Mind Tnc potato
crop has wholly failed thcrc. and many fam
uicA exist cutircly on shell fish
Ia the lie Of Muir the famine is dreadful
hut a. the government has despatched com
mis.ioaers to all the districts where absolute
want prevails, with authority to ,.lw upon
the tt aSury aud from commissarlat, the
state Of things will soon hc improved
bI,tc mu-s has been created at the ives.
end Of London in consequence Of the sue
ccssful efforts Of the police in breaking up
the fashionable gambling establishments in
that quarter.
IT," cholera appears to be making it's way
ncarh its former track Having exhausted
itself in the capita! of pcr,ia, it no, only c1-
toni i''cl' north and west towards Emorc,
la, appears to be rctraoiug its path to In
da At Tclcran, It's victims numbered
upwards Of three .asircl day for several
DAYS.
Some little 'urprisc has been caused by
Ne suddyA r, are Of tie Prince dc Joiuvi!ls
squadron to lu.ln twas cruising a the
coast Of Span previous to tie English feet
beng sent that dcst; alton
Mn BA' :EaTr. Inc newly appointed
Minister IN tho [ States, Mr. Bancroft,
in the r n Of Mr. " Lane, accompanied by
hi lad, has arrived in London from New
York
The Montpensier marriage is consums-
tel TIE great object Of Louis PhiIlippc's
al ,... =. .--''f ,, Trench pripcc lands
tho footsteps of the Spanish Ihroac-
Much ink has been split in the controversy
between the London and Paris rcddcteurs
IN TINS controversy
Mr OC1uncl continues A. Dauvnanc,
from which be issues his weekly mis,iycs to
bis dear Ray At the Repeal Association -
These ml,siycs are Of course, almost e1clu-
'iycly occupied with treating on the one
grcat 'hcme-thc prevailing des,itr,ion
\ very important communication ha. just
lren made public on the subject Of the
Mexican Bonds by Senior Gomez Farias,
highly calculated 10 aIlay the fears Of the
borihohcrs
On the 10Th, the day fixed for the mar
ma" of the Duo dr Montpcnsicr, the French
vessels at lIavrc were dressed out in flags
and it was remarked with pleasure that some
American vessel had the tact to do the
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