Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMSHIP
HtrER>IA
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80 f'hI ~ s|NstN " Wv fs'HANE W ~
81 INST ha', t,cn r'cciv,f
Tho CALEDONIA affir,j on the 2sih ut
hoo'h,r auomW had ben mad" 10
faise The S,,am,r cf'at i3rl!ain, which
was only parili,y successful
Tic ,camer "NMgsfa tor tho Cunart
,in". w.. laune he'd on III, X-,h
The European Time. saw The min
torrrp,.d hn,ncss OF the w-a,htr dufing the
last form gh .ll holds gu, the assurance
hot Our harvest Of gram vii tc n fail a
,cfas" one From all quarters o! Eutor.
there isa'so general concurcu, opuiou
chat lhr weld vii BE- nhunIir, TIA III.
lMh 81 Nay the ptIc. OF American flour
~ Liverpool was -, to g.. Yesterday
a considerable sale took place Of the sam"
The h,gh's make, pricc Of be-, Whcn,
AMI Nata elan. on Monday the 2ni when
iInhcr rduc,ion then took place oi from
shill,ngs,o .hiIlInys pr quarter be.
l1v the currency Of the previous Monday
"as 7Os pr qnnuor
The state OF til. trade IN the manufictu.
rfng iis,uci-, Is. on thu whole of 4 sausfne
tory cha'ocict
Her Majesty prorogucd rarliimcn, on
the 22i ul,.
Violent shocks of an s,rihqrakc have
been recently lclt N the south OF Ftancc.
The po,aloc tot iss,ii to have made IT'S
appearance with some ,'rul.ncc ~ the
French d,piumenl OF Al.accr. Also IN
F'lanlef. aud Belgium.
There are no further authentic accounts
ol the spread OF the cholera IN the East
Preparations tor em,,ta,lnA,o America
a'c sal! gong Oh to an unpr,ccd, med cx
tent ~ various paris Of t;crnany
Two mole pitallcal vessels have recent.
lp made their appearance IN the tir'cIan
Arch'p, Igo
Tnc vintage in the south Of France rrom
lscs 10 b. abundant
Tic latest account from Naples state
that the crater OF V.ssuvius was IN a high
STATE Of volcanic action
Ca ,hc last day oi the new drfunc, Par.
lament, l.ptd George Bcnlch took the op.
roriuniiy, when recurring 10 the petition
iuin The propr,.iors OF ST. George, Jinai'
c., respecting the pfesen, condition OF that
island, to declare his rcsolu,c intention, IN
tie ensuing Parliament, OF moving for u
select connmlllcc to inquire ill l.. ..J-
Jcc'
Mr. Lindsay, one of the most eminent
merchants irading with China, has commu
nical,d TO The London press a remarkable
document which he received by tho las.
overland Mail from Hong Kong. purpon.
ing 10 De- copy Of n letter presented to the
Ethsh Consul at Canton, by the Gentry
AMI Elders OF Iloron
. IRELAND AN Immense number of ten.
nn,ry have been cvlcicd at Chal!ovil on
the Earl ofCork's estate, and ii was repre-
scented 10 have been effected under circum.
STAGES of considerable harshn,ss Tn.
however has been con,ralicud and al.
though no acts OF cruelty have been pcrI"
that by the agent, still the eviction of the
,cnanify seems TO have been on n LARGE
scale.
The remains Of Mr. O'Conncll having
been brought by way Of France to South
nmplon wotc carried by rnlfoal to Lon. ,
i1n aul then transferred to Chester, where
they arrived on Monday evening, aud were
lad IN the Roman Cl,holic Ch,pc Of ,ha,
cuy. MGG,rinrr OF Chester, had received
orders Ia make anew coffin .as thu, in which
The body was cncas,d aud which was mad,
a, Genoa, was q rather common workman.
ship.
High mass was col,brat.d IN the chanel
on Sunday, aud IN the evening process.
ION accompanied The remains 10 the railway
station On Monday the 2ni they were
placed on board a steamer specially On.
gagged and conveyed To Dutln The ~.
neral will take place on the 5lh Of August
GErAr CONSPIRACY Al ROSE 4
conspiracy ngalns, the p"pal Government
has teen discovered a,-Romc, which was TO
have taken lace on the l1lh, the Gnnivcr.
'a'y ol the amnesty. Paid agents were 10
have created an alarm among the multi.
u1e assembled on Ihc occas on mud to have
.hroNn daocers n, the fcc, of he soldiers.
10 induce belrf that II was intended to
murder lhcm Fly ml!,flctors II have
'ccn let loose from the prisons into the H..
WA del Popolo, shortly before ne Gro
Works, IN order to occasion conrusion.
The popular Chief Ciccrruacchio dis.
covered the whole on NE 18th The poo
Pile Immediately demanded the suspension
II the least andlh Pope having ordered
he immediate armament Of the National
-:uall. upwards Of 1000 of he mos. res.
'cc'all cIzcns applied TO the au,hor.i,s
orarms ani succeeded IN restoring public
rauQuilhy.
Cu'd,ual Forrelii, The new Scr.,ary Of
State arrived a, Rome on the iG,h, aud
.lrca ~ ih his own eyes Of the terror anl
mitigation prevailing at the Capital The
people fecoiyli him with ace ...
a The eve. me there was general ilu
The iir.i &C, of Cardinal Fer.
''ui was TO d,sn,si anl exile Monssnor
i 'a"ellin', the Governor OF Rome, allow.
az han only twenty four hou's to qgn the
'ny NJ Gra'sollini opposed no rcs,s,,nce
,nd instantly ST on, Tor Nap',s
Col Ffodll escaped a. The momcn, some
National Guards ,ntrfti his house In nj,