The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
FRANCE.-Tlc rejection hy tie
French Legislative Assembly, Of iAo
Presidents request for "a dola,lon, Or
grant oil money, VIZ, at the rocommcn.
dalion of the Parliamentary Commit
tea, VINO had TO make Il previous exam.
nation Of the bill. The repor, i. IN
dcrlood to have been by NJ. Thirr,--
On Monday the bill was rejected by
3lG TO 29l votes. Nj. Iamar,nc va.
refused u hearing.
GEEMANY.-Lubeck has been invest.
ed by Austrian troops, rs well n, Ham.
burg. A still worse indication OF The
prostration of Germany under Russo
Austrian power, is seen in the consen-
ton which the reinstated Eloctoy Of
lIcssc Casscl is understood 10 have ei.
fcctcd-namely, that the whole militia
~ force Of llc.sc, with The exception
Of the Electors 5odyguar', il to be
sent TO do duty, as Il kind OF penal ban.
ishment, into bohemia, and that AusllI.
an troops are to take their places in the
electorate.
Observation-Disclosures was chiefly
occupied on Friday, Monday, and Wed.
ncsday. with the debate on the "pap.I
Aggression The government mca..
urc was brought forward on Friday
night by Lord John Russell the sum
Of it being. that the government, undo
the circumstances, and with rclcscncr
to the control which the new Roman
Catholic prclntcs would obtain over
large endowmenis in the hands Of 10,
man Catholic trustees in this country,
proposed, in the first place, to forbid TIE
assumption of any title, not only from
any diocese row existing, but from any
territory or place in any part q '''
United Kingdom; and to restrain par
ties from Obtaining by virtue Of such
titles any control over trust proPer'j-
that all gifts to persons under thc,c To-
ties shall be null and void that any
act done by the holders of such tiIlo'
shall also be null and void and iurAtr
that property bequcailed or gwen "
such persons, and for their purpo'r.
shall pass at once to the crown, ciIh"
to create trusts in harmony With Me II.
,culion of the donor, or be otherwise
E disposed Of, rs may seem best to iA'
crown. This his lordship represented
as protecting the rights Of the Cathode
lai'y from aggression and added, q" j
it shall II, necessary to introduce oihc'
provisions for this purpose, the matte
will be attended TO by the Alton"
T. General in the bill he proposes to IT.
troducc with regard to charitable ir'''
in witch any further security that nav
, be necessary can be taken to guard To-
, Catholic laity FROM what threatens e,
be transfer Of their property ~ ".'''
, into which it was never intendcl u
have passed. In the discussion, Mr.
. Rocbuch and Mr.. bright were to-
chief speakers against the bill proP9'ea
Mr.. Di,rael, condemned it as inefficient
and cowardly, but said he would nj
oppose i. Mr., Reynolds, AR. Graiia'.
and other Irish members, spoke aHa'H,
The goscrnmcn, bill, which was deieni'
, Ell by the Attorney General, By -
= George Grey, Mr.. Page Wood, a'l
! Lord Ashley.
On Tuesday, Mr., Di.racli propose
, his resolutions on the subject Of ayr
cultural distress: he spoke Of the land
tax, the local rates, and the other aI's'
ed grievances Of the farmer, and pro-
posed remedial measures.
In ireland the opposition to the ar
clifton Of the Viceroyaliy CONTINUES 10
organise Itself. An agitation "54iA"
the Ministerial Anti papal measure
I Is sprin2lng up, under the direction II.
John O'Connell, whose cons'ileh'
have subscribed goo to enable lin -
retain his seat. He is not, hIwe'e"
: thought much Of.
INDIA AHD CnINA The Iisdd'ne'
ton ~, which arrived at Suez on ne
. 81, brings letters from Bombay Ut 'n'
. Eth, Calcutta Of The Sil Of January
and Hong Kong Of the 30th Deceme'
, Sir CharIes Napier had arrived a
bombay. lie was 10 leave IN 'Is
packet Of the Sd. lie va. the guest "
the Governor General.
The works Of the Bengal Rah"4!
were suspended, ia consequence OF tue
incompetent powers Of the Commute
A continued system Of cagals - -
be carried out towards the lorlh'"e"
frontier and The puniab