The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25
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ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMSHIP r
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
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Friday Morning, 2 O'Clock.
The America arrived @, IL cclock
la., night, ard sailed a, haifrss. 9 this
morning..
She brings - through passengers.
The money market continues casy,
And the bsllion ~ still Increasing in the
tsnk--n TOW exceeds seventeen and
. qus,ter million pounds. Consols
bare sae.ua.cd for tic las, week from
%, $ 10 % IS, closing on Friday at
~ | 4 for money and account. Amer
.can s,oc.. continue firm and in good
request, so rerorad-hare no quota
teas. From the manufacturing dis
uic.: generally there is little 70 report.
She tone q the Manchester market
for some days past has been gradually
improving, especially for yarn and fne
goods. Freigt.s continue high. and
American Shipping ia scarce. Dead
weigh, 20 New York II Cd; 6nc goods,
do, pos.
The English coas. vas visited by q
severe hurricane On the 30;h March,
causing much destruction Of property
and frigh,ful loss Of life. Among
other vessels los, was the "John X.
Skiddy,' which was driven ashore on
the coast Of Wexford. where she was
a total wreck. CAPT. Shiplcy and crew
were saved. The Howard, from New
Orleans. was also wrecked at the en-.
trance Of the Mcrsey. The steamer
Adelaide, from Dublin to London, was
Loo, near the mouth Of the Thames,
and every sonl on board, numbering
200. was drowned. The coast is eve
ryUhere strcwn with portions Of YES
sells that have fallen Frey to the ele'
mcnts.
Ad,iccs TO the last of Nov. have
been received from Hobart Town, Van
Dieman's Land. announcing the ARR.
val there Of Smith O'Brien, and his
associates in the Irish Rebellion Of 40.
The fclons wero granted tickets Of
leave, on condition Of their engaging
that their liberty should not be used as
. means to effect their escape. All
except O'Brien accepted the boom
/ lie has been sent under surveillance to
Maria Island.
Another mail has arrived from In.
dia, bringing dates from Bombay to Cd
March, and from Calcutta to Goth Feb.
! There are evidences Of growing un.
casiness on the part Of the people, and
several rather serious demonstrations
had been made against British rule
As an inevitable consequence, more
valuable territory has been annexed to
the East India Company's possessions.
Trade ut Bombay vas Ger from salts.
factory. Export produce was scarce
and money market was stringent. At
Calcutta affairs present far more en-.
couraging aspect.
At Paris, although there is increas.
cd excitement and greater bitterness
between conflicting parties, the only
marked events Of the fortnight have
been--6rst, the re,ol. Of one Of the
regiments, which the government has
not succeeded in quelling; and second
a popular demonstration, in q small
way, against Louis Napoleon, as he
passed through the street.
Perhaps the most significant event
in the Legislative Assembly was pror.
osi,ion by NJ. dc Larochc Jaqueline, a
friend Of the President, to the effect
that Oh the first Sunday in June, the
nation should be called upon to pro-
noancc definitely on the form Of gov
ernment which it should choose to SC.
lcct-,hat every elector should be cal
led upon to inscribe upon his balle,in,
Monarchy or Repub.ic-that if Re.
public should acquire the majority, it
should be proclaimed in the Chamber
BY the President of the Republic and
II TIE Monarchy obtain the majority, |
it shall be proclaimed by the President
Of the Assembly. This remarkable
proposal was received in solemn silence
by the majority, and by derisive sneers
from the Montague but at length the
proposal was ncga,ived-it having fal.
en- to the ground in consequence Of not
being recorded, and the previous qucs.
ton was Immediately voted unanimous.
ly. The members Of the mountain re.
ceiycd the announcement with = cry Of
'NiTe la Republique.'
/. is said that the President Of the
Republic is 50 deeply in debt, that
nothing but the possession of the in.
peria! crown can ex,rica,e him. and
'ha. he ia At present engaged in ncgo.
tauons with Russia, for the purpose
Of possessing himself Of that, 10 him,
now necessary protection.
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