The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
ARRIVAL OF THE HlBERNIA.

ARRIVAL OF TIE IIlBERNIA. |
The steamship lIiternia arrived at
her wharf IN Boston, on Friday NOR
ming, atou, & o'clock. Tho political
from Europe. With the
exception Of the Paris Election, is
quito devoid Of interest.
FRANCE.
The great electoral battle in Paris,
for which both parties had been long
preparing. has terminated in the re-
turn Of NJ. Eugene Sue and the ,ri.
nmph Of the democratic republicans.
The Socialist candidate had the ma.
iority both Of military and civic votes.
There can be little doubt, though the
ract has been denied. tina, this result
is in some measure attributable to the
daring attempt Of NJ. earlier, the
project Of police, to prevent the sale
Of the democratic Iarers. General
dissatisfaction, with the policy Of the
government was no doubt the main
cause but it was impossible that 50
disgraceful n pcrversion Of the law,
resortea to in order to crush the or.
gans Of the popular PARTY, should not
elicit mark Of disapprobation from
many electors WHO had not much sym
patty with the views advocated by
some of the prescribed journals. 49,
Paris was excited, but tranquil at the
close Of the election. The cabinet
seems to have been struck with con.
sternation : and there arc rumors of
changes and notifications.
ENGLANN.
ADJOURNMENT OF Her MAJESTY
Birth OF A PRINCE.-B Buckingham
Palace, Nay 1.-This morning the
Queen was safely delivered of a
Prince.
IRELAND.
The most cheering reports are re.
ccived from oil parts Of the country
as to the appearance Of the crops, and
the potatoes, of which such an i'm
mcnsc breadth has been rlautcd, arc
shooting up" in all directions
There arc most vigorous exertions to
sow turnips and other green crops
At the country fairs generally there
is tendency to advance in the price
of cattle. 1t is stated that, at large
cattle sale near Drogheda, "cvcry
description of stock went off as well
as in the sunnicst days Of war price.
and protection"
SPAIN.
A strange intrigue has taken place
in the palace Of Madrid. The King
Consort endcavorcd to induce the
Queen to free herself from what he
calls her slavish submission to tho
ministry Of Narvaez. and solemn,
declared that, if she did not comply
with his wishes, he would on the very
day Of her accouclmcm quit Spain,
and publish to the nation a manifesto
explaining his reasons for taking such
a step, and for not choosing to be pres
cnt at the birth of the royal infant.
In this extraordinary emergency a
council of ministers was held, and it
was decided, in order to save the hon
or of the Queen, that the King should
be prevented by force from quitting
the palace. Ills Majesty was, there
fore placed under arrest scntric!
were stationed at the door Of his a
partment, and he remained a prison
err for four hours. at the end of which
time he capitulated. and even consen
ted to ride out in the evening in al
open carriage with the Queen. This
conduct Of the imbecile King Consor'
is attributed 70 the imtnyucs Of til,
Carlists, who not only wish to over
throw the present Ministry but t.
throw impediments in the way of thu
succession to the crown Of the issue
Of Queen Isabella.
: There had been an emeute at Va
lcncia, and a collision between tho
people and the troops, in consequence
Of an order from the Government,
prohibiting the circulation Of Catalo
man ,pnpn,, Tint n.o,,.nno