Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24

.r, Gu, order, for the shipment Of dozen oarFce'
o'Ind.An corn 60 ihat port
II i..sid that Prince Albert has Lost large mum
h.,of nj. snc breed, ~ cattle by strange disease
y The bird. on the Yorkshire moor' hs'o be-"
found dead IN large quantities
Il i. aid that p,rat,cal ,c..cl. are .tll cruising
shout the Archipelago and that .c'cra trading We
.,l. have recently been phascd w them.
wclch paper called the CAmht,An7 states that
the potato rut y more than twice a. cNtcnsNe 1"
Wslr. a. It ~Ns lat wear
From all part, Of Earorc, nearly, We have re-
count, cf the rA,agc, " the potatoc rot
Tho price of grain hA, fallen in Hungary, In con
sequence ~ the crop, Lc,ns much larger and better
than the last.
The new. from India by tic Overland Mail l. not
Of the ,hehtc.t interest, with the exception ct the
shooting ola meteor ON the lith June from liydras
Head towards Capclla M Auriga which lcfl a pro-
FUTON n luminous ,apor.
n,,h,m Pncha has reached Contautnoplc IN
good health aud spirits pleased with his trip To- fn-
ro.r-,,eSscl more especially with the marked at
t,ution which he met with in England
Recent letters from the coast Of Africa, mention
the sciturr Of vessel with 30 slave, destined for
time by the combined co-orcrutious Of the English
aud French squadron the slave trade viii be entire
ly put down.
/ FRhsCE
The proceedings Of che French Chamber are not
important
The man Joseph Henry who fired at the King on
the 10Th uL, has been tried 10y the Chamber Of
Pecrs found guilty, aud condemned to the rdrdsed
Of the boRntS for lie.
Conservative President. ard Vice President, Of
the French Chambers have boon elected by large
majorities and the Ministry has working hjorty
100.
MIR NORM, Frcnchrnau Is trying TO get ny a
company for the colonization Of his land. in Ten
nc-.cc.
The Partisan free trader, have begun stout.
struggle for the adoption OF their principle.
The Journal des DsbIts the great organ Of the
Government Ia, at length dcisrcd to notice the
proceedings Of the United States relative to Mex
leo.
IRELAND
Mr. OConn-ll was about to go 70 Dcrrynaue.-
The principal discussion at Cancellation Hall had
related to the dficutics between Old aud Young
Ireland, but no plan for an arrangement of the diff
hcu'uc- hnd been adopted.
Tho Young Ireland party IN Rathkcalc, county
Limerick had invited Mr. Smith OBricn to n pub
lie dinner.
The accounts Of the distress, present and expect
ed in consequence Of the potato rot, are really ap.
rallmg,
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
! Recent intelligence from the Care Informs u,
that on the 2sth May. from eight totem thousand
kafrs swnrmcl round Fort PclIic. They were
dispersed chiefly ly artillery aud rockets, and re
treated leaving a considerable number of dead be-
hind them; but the firing frightened the cattle
brought under the walls Of the fort for protection
they broke loose, aud were carried OF by the re-
treating katrs TO the number Of 5000.
! On the 9Th of June, a body of between eight hun
drcd aud thousand kaHr-, having assembled to
attack n wagou-train, UNEXPECTEDLY found them
selves wcdgci in between two pnrtic- Of Cage Ri
fc- dragons, aud mounted Bocr'i fought gallant
{ ~ for time; but being ,ciIci by panic, wcr'
gallopcd over aud cut down in the retreat it i
J said to the number Of some hundred.
e DENMARK.
{ The greatest excitement continues TO reign in
Denmark and in the Duchies o. Schleuiuy iiolstsiu
r relative the letters patent Of the King reg
" ulatnS the succession.
" SPAIN.
The great question Of the day continues TO be H.
. Queens marriage a question, however witch W
9. believe ha. just been dccidcl in manner that Wi
i be- q; once popular in Spain and 'at,-iactory t
s. both France and England, It - decided that he
Majcsty Queen Isabella -hail marry her MaJcsty
cousin, the Duke de Cadif.
ClRCASSlA.
rrIc rc,y. Of the fuccrss of Schnmyls cNprditio