The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-08

cm@n With the sover,m.n,
sake Of revi,ing such neso,i,
the States along tho Rive, y
wouid contribute TO the pcse,
State. and the commercial ,,.
both nations.
The Earl OF Aberdeen h,,,.
some experience in these ,.,
wss aoS'ous to testify TIM,
could exceed the good faith ,r,Y
Frame, both ~ = monarch,
lie, had acted towards E.nrl,,S
affairs Of the River Plate.
Dir. Lawrence, the Amtnc,
lister. Ind nm audience with lo.l
c~l'c.icr, At Tie board Of Trad,
esd.
FEANcx.--Lc,,crs fron Pr,
that in the bulge, for 1863, W..
be shortly laid before the L.,
corps, a reduction Of the arm,
proposed to the extent Of ftor J
$4,000 men. hu, ,ha, an inc,.,.1
10 made in the Gcndarmcne Ia
tent Of 5000.
Gen Cavaignae, rrc,ieu,
ing his seat IN the Cha naer, w.
consul, Generals f.nmor cicr, ,.]
deau On the subject, md applied }
passport 10 Belgium, where ,A,,,
I'd. The general was informed |,
have his passpott. but tia, Le
lnd the fron,iess closed as,inai.
bis return. lie therefore, dssl.l
TO accept on those terms.
The President was prc.cn, A.
view on the 20 hin tie grand bal,
T'uilleric'. Every Thing pa...del
the s%rcatt,i eclat, and on Nj, ,t,.1 (
the clysee. the p~rcsiden, vm ,,.s
with cries Of 1ire iE"mptrcnt 1
The ministerial rapen publ,.I
contradiction 10 the rumors rt!,.iA
the creation Of n new system Of 4
ton. The Prrsiden, ha. issued L
cree regulating the service of lhe S
chan, navy. The council cencn5
the Bank ~ France has te.o,,.S
raise TO i00, 900 900 francs. III. al
Of il. fund to be set aside for add
on French public securities
Every proposition modifying 7
the Constitution requirrs The ..
turc Of ten Senator's before i, cm|
made. The Senate seperl,s o.
reading Of the PRONUNCIATION ia
prcIcsation or the closing Of b. |
liamen'ary session.
Wholesale arrests and ,ran,na
tons continued to be made in En-
a railway train arrived a, paraI
the 22d, from Meuco. brinsin,
political lrisoncrs from that IL,
mcnt alone. They were all coma.
to transportation. Tcu arrest, ,
made at Cashcs, ia con.cqu
Of u formidable orr osition Lr
been discovered.
Several Representatives vic
ted France after the coup 1,
have returned. Tho Patr,>
that three have applied for i
Of naturalization in the Uui,cd s.
Mr.. Emile de Girardin has
allowed to return to Paris on ri
business. Many persons haze
ordered to quit France, without
the cause.
The commercial accounts
France arc not aA;tcriug. a!,h'
there is one and a half million re
We over the Corresponding month
year. The reduction Of the five
cents, is supposed partly tie c,
The banks bowevcr, are di.cout
moro freely. The bank hal id
ccd the credit on public sccurit,
one hunlrel millions.
The cHicc OF the Munster Of
nance has been bcsiegcd by +.
demanded the documents to en-
them to sell their FIVE per cen. st
the 22i. the crowd was - ;
the police had to turn them ava,
SPAIN. The Madrid annorc.
arrest Of NJ. Rivero, the radical
nty Some papers, it i, said,
found in his house, which ss..
compromised him. Some
Their political arrests had also
DESMAnK. The opposition IL
Diet ha. wisely con.e
not to Tasa the address 70 the 1
expressing o wan, Of confidence
present ministry, which has
ned the suffice. Of long ana
mated debate in both Chambers.
SWITZERLAND. Relations
France are still unsettled. Tho
lsees, it seems, were expelled
he Genevese Government, and
~ tho Federal Council The II
raj Government contemplate SC
against Tho authorities
and . military occupa,n
The Canton by the Federal ,r
ias been threatened. il Is tho
no such steps will be tsi
ArsTRIA--HUNGARY. The Il
committee left Vienna 10
The Cabinet steadily
uses to mako concessions v
,ould initiate against tho unity
he empire, and tho Hungarian
mill ncy, - 49,,