The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
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The Collins ssesmer Arctie, from
Liverpool April S,b, arrived 1t 9 o.
clock this ncraing. She brings ~
passengers, and London papers includ.
ing The 7,h April.
The LasSoa 1ime. Of the Th en-
bounce the death Of Prince Scharscn.
berg. the Prime Minister Of Austria
lie died at Vienna on the nth, Of apo
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EsoLAxp.--The approaching elee.
tions continue to engros The Auen'ieu
Of tho people.
The war steamship Dirkenhead was
los, near Simon's Icy on the the 29th
Of February +; as persons were mis-.
sing
Parliamentary proceedings wcr IN.
important, 10Th Houses had adjourned
to the 10Th inst.
The Revenue returne for the quarter
ending April have been published
They are Of an exceedingly satisfactory
character, showing a Improvement Of
over 100000 pounds,
Wonderful stories are received In
in England from the Australian Gold
Mines. One account says tho whole
dividing range between Sydney and
Victoria, known ~ the Snowy Noun.
tains 10 one vast field Of gold. Com.
missioner Palace had . ton aod = half
OF gold in his ten. waiting for an Escort.
The Arctic squadron 10 be employed
in the search Of Sir John Franklin,
vas TO lesvo Woolrich on the Iith A..
pril.
FRANcE.-The fears Il q demand
for Reimbursement TO the Russian Bank
Ind not been realized. The Emperor
would not demand repayment but
merely security for the capital, SO mil
lions Of francs at 4 l.2 per cent.
a company had been organized tor
the establishment Of a Railway between
Lyons and Sardinia.
The Council of State il TO set the
whole year with the exception sf n two
months vacation. DUNG which II com.
lnittee will act in its stead.
The Presidents speech had been ra.
vo'ably received in the provinces.
Paris papers are filled with accounts
ofthe presentation OF the Cardinals Hat
TO the arch BishoI. Of Bordeaux, Of the
taking Of the oaihs Of Allegiance.
The statement recently made that
Victor Hugo would shortly return to
Paris c~ontradicied. From Brussels
hestates that he has made no application
to the French Government for permis.
sion TO return.
There was n current rumor among
thc members of the Assembly that the
session would not continue beyond four
or five weeks from want of business.
! a Paris correspondent; ofthc London
Times states that the intelligence from
Lyons and other manufacturing dis.
tricts nre s%nfavorable. The slight i'm
provement noticed some weeks 2 in
the silk trade has wholly subsidized, and
articles Of luxury are generally much
neglected. There has been a consider.
able decline on the price OF wheat and
flour in Paris and the principle country
markets.
J PEUssIA.-The Prnssian Govern.
ment contsmplates n tax on railways.
The Hotel Of the Russian Embassy
at Berlin was being repaired for the
reception of the Empress of Prussia.
The Upper Chamber had rejected a
motion which would have cancelled
the declaration Of the constitution.
that ne civil disabilities are created
by religious belief.
The constitution Of the city Ct Bre-
men had been suspended, and a degree
also issued prohibiting the circulation
Of printed papers and the posting Of
placards.
AUsTRALIA.-Laier accounts from
Sydney confirm tho prosperous state Of
the diggings and Of the commercial af-
fairs Of the Colony.
MlsCELLANEors.- The Govern
ment Of Switzerland had replied to the
note of France Of the fifth Of March,
and declares it had done all it could in
the affair Of the refugees without sscri,
fcing the right of Asylum which I. con.
Silered n Of The most precious privel.
edges offs civilized nation. Upwards
OF so refugees had been sent away.
Another violent storm occurred in
the Adriactic on the 18th of March
doing great damage to the shipping
at Ancona.
The War Steamer B~erkinhesd,
was wrecked in Simon's Bay, Africa.
She had on board G38 souls chiefly
,e.inforcsments for troops at the
Cape, 1874 Of whom are known to be
saved.
The Melbourne steamer from Syd.
ney, N. s. W. arrived at Liverpool
on the 9TH, with 200, 900 pounds in
gold dust. Two other vessels the
day previous brought 10000 and
another was daily expected with 100,
600 e..
The actual surplus revenue Of 1852
Of the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and Ireland over her expen-
dltures, exceeded ,263 1896.
The reported death of Charles
kean and Marshal Radetsky, which
vas published in the evening oapcrs
Of Saturday, is not confirmed bv the