Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25
-Four Days Later from Europe.
FRENCH FLEET ORDERED TO
THE GULF OF MEXICO

She leh Liverpool on the All inst and
brings papers 10 ,ha, date.
They have 60, upa Railroad eIeilnen,
inGetmany ,almo- ,quai to tia, which ere
while existed in Engla
The yellow fever has made is appear.
ance nj Barcelona. It was brought by q
vessel from the Cape de Verde Island
Religious partisan feeling continues 10
run very high IN Switzerland, and assassin.
atoms are frequent
There are now upwards Of I 90 colliers
now on a sIrlkc inStaaofdshltc and neatly
an equal number in the nclghborhoo i Of
Swansea.
The accounts from Avs irslia give sp
pAling details Of the capture and muir.
der Of several crews OF English vessels,
ty the ,avages Of The New Hebtdian
groupe
A plralical Greek craft has been cru.
sing near lmbros and Snmolbrace inter
eop,ing vessels upon their way to Enos,
scversl OF which they pluniered
The accounts OF the attack and defeat OF q
portion ofihe Russian forces BY the Circas.
,lan leader Schnmly, is confirmed.
A Frankfort paper speaks Of collision
Of Ulm, between some cavalry forces and
the people 10 which many were wounded.
Mr. Charles Dickens and family have
coae on n tour 10 Switzerland Italy Con
s,anlInoplc, &c.
A umor prevailed in London that the
A mcrlcan Government has claimed the
Intervention Of England to settle the trouble
l., a.. 10 ba
an Times says
Peace we grant, is n blessing which
ough, no, 10 be slightly sacrificed, but tho
L. States src quite able TO Setiie their dif
iercnces with Mexico without intervention;
If they are not the race has sadly degener.
u,ed since the days of Washington and the
telio OF New Orleans. The Standard OF
las, nigh has the following, in reference to
this subject
The settlement made in the London
Morning Hcnrald, that ministers have de-
termincd 10 offer the mediation o. the Brit.
ish government TO arrange the differences
between the u. States and Mexico, is the
most important news Of The morning, md
has excited much interest. The intention
to tender this mediation was communicated
10 the diplomatic representatives, OF the two
state. yesterday, and the necessary powers
will be forwarded 10 Mr. Packenham, our
Minister at Washington, b. the Caledonia
steamer, which will sail from Liverpool TO-
morrow morning.
Measures will also be taken to have the
proposition made 10 the government OF Mex
leo with the leas, possible delay, 1t is al
most unnec cssary to say that the universal
hope is, tina, the mediation should prove sue
cessiul; for, independent of the desire fer a
speedy settlement on the common groun Of
humanity, there is great apprehension felt
thsl il hostll,es were protracted, the mari
time sla,es Of Europe would run grea, risk
OF being involved in the quarrel
The Spanish Government h as Withdrawn
from the L. States the right to depose at Ma
hon the combustlbles, provisions, and effects
necessary for its Mediterranean SQUADRON
Inc inhaoitance OF Mahon are very discon-
tented with the measure.
IRELAND.
che Dublin correspondent of the Morning
Chronicle Of Thursday last says "rhe use
OF the Indian meal has now become quite
general throughout tho country, and the peo-
pie refer II to the potato, the enormous price
Of which Tor some months past, had placed
II beyond the reach OF the laboring elias
ses.
There has been grea, Repeal meeting
in Dublin, a, which Daniel O'Connell pres-
ded.
FRANCE.
The Paris paper, La Preue, announces
tina, orders had been sen, by the Minister Of
Marine at Bresl, md a, The other military
harbors, to despatch number Of ships Of
war to the Gulf Of Mexico, to reinforce the
squadron stationed there, in consequence Of
the war between the United States and Mex
leo.
On this subjoc, the same paper states tha,
much uneasincss exists IN Paris The op-
position prints are all on the side Of Americ a
and predict an early conquest Of Mexico by
the United States The apprehension
caused by the war OF the United States with
Mexico weighed on the Paris money -maVket
on monday.
Accounts have been brought by the Algie's
papers OF the cath uIt., stating that Add ell.
Nader had ordered IN be msssscted IN cold
blood the 200 prisoners who had fallen into
his hands. The reason assigned for this
horrible act is that the Mrocco troops were
advancing on all sides against the Deira and
that he, for the purpose Of committing TO his
cause the Algerine tribes who had emigran-
ted with him into Morocco, had ordered his
prisoners, with tho exception OF the officers,
to be shot. There is some doubt expressed
by the Courier de Marselles OF the truth OF
this report.
PARIS Core, pohdspee OF the European Time.
PAsIs, May 90 In The Chamber oil Dep
uhes, yeslerday, NJ. Theirs, in the name OF
the opposition made a violent attack on the
polioyiof the Cabinet Among multitude
OF other things he complained that N the o.
RECON dispute France had declared FOR Eng.
land her temporary ally, instea | 81 for the L
States, her permanent slly-her "lundamen
tai sny.' NJ. Thisrs' speech VAS long snc
brilliant, but IN contained no novelty
The proceedings OF both Chambers ,durin;
the last fortnight have been without interest
Their was discussion on the proceeding,
al La Plata, originated log N. Theirs, II
which he complained strongly OF the govern
meDt for not EMPLOYING mots energetic MA M