The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11

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J, npf~ -, j.ai Lan! .A.mcrstua
Vas efcrwd ,lr seals 81 The Foreign 81.
&C.,. wi,h The Leadership cf tie llep.c
al Coaa,nons. bss Il,s, Ito prososiiiou
, was iHtlaTstly declined.
The restoration ~ Ministers was for.
mai;y announced in the House q Lords
on Aondsy, Feb. 90. H. The Narqois Of
i.s8sdoN he, and ~ rc.poncc The Isfl
OF aisimeebary pad h,gh ,a,ee .ain
upon his dey~siiaca, during ihc various
controversies in the House 81 Commons
Lord John Eass.li ina,lo siiuilsr an
nounce,ntni live same evening Parita.
meni ajionrued over 10 Friday. Thc
new Rctor'n ,nlt, anA . her hii.' Which
wcrc particularly Go,rrnReni meas.
ufes. are ah,ou ;eiy Lr'urei.
The accnru! pii0r ~ the departure
@: iiie steamer vas vna q absolute ,us.
p"nse and ssAgns'irn the oniy ques.
i'rn hei-g whether Lord Derby would
20 on with the same liouse Of Commons
OF dissolve Par. aneHt and appeal to
'ho people, -Nodiac was known Of
his pcin, bet there were reasons for
believing iha, ~ dissolution would be
postponed iii tie s9mmer
On the 23l Lord Lau.downr. il the
Peers, ard Lord john Russell, in ih.
House ofCommnni declared they would
resist any attempt TO re.impose a duty
on corn.
Reports prevailed that tho opposi-
ton would NO. vote 'he usual supplies,
until Lord Derby had announced the
principles on which his administration
! would act
Phillip Griffin. haze S,crela y 80 TIE
British LEGATION ut Athens las bcrn
appointed Secretary TO tie legation a,
/ Washington.
A sea, in ;'le Cabinet was oiicrcd TO
/ Lord Iyndhur5', L.N declined on the
score Of i'll health. The nnhiJ lord
viii, however, rs we'll "a Inc Dahc Of
Richmond, who also refused .ane Of.
Zee, a!l,rd ,he.r cordial rappurt to the
Premier.
FRANcr.--M. Dochcr, Almni>,'a.
tor nfthc Oreans estate, and Il De
I.ovaignc !l0vyn, haze been arrested
for having in their possession insurrec-
'ionary papers belonging "a TIE Orleans
Family.
/ 1t i, reported that NJ Nu2in ash"i
an aud;enc"'o' he PresiA-ul, tia. he
/ nigh, lay before him "A writer opinion
10y III" most distinguished .iursts of the
! Paris bar, adverse TO TIE Orleans de .
cree, hut the President refus ID him an
! interview.
/ Inc papers are commenting on the
fall Of tho Russeii Ministry, and the re-
venge Of Lord p..,.narston. The change
IN the British Ministry had no eitrc, on
the Duursc.
The police have seized about 10000
copies Of al address to the electors by
NJ. Crocr Sprelli, an the ground that
having been sentenced 10 expulsion. he
is not q qualified candidate.
Negotiations ATE going on will. the
view of inducing the Duchess of Or.
leans TO consent to ,he Count DE Paris
waving his right a. King Of France in
favor 70 the l)uc De Bordeaux.
Several additional candidates are
n a1 G5l * II Pf1silr"' for seats i"
A number of prisoners confined in
the citadel have been liberated. An
other batch of prisoners about being
sent to Cayenne.
Another decree fiom the IreSiden!
has appeared. ia reference TO the mi,
for mScT the Senators and Councillors
Of state.
Letters from Bernc deny tina, the
English charge daifars supported the
French note censurng the press.
a memorial has just been presented
to the Council Of STATE, which bids fair
to bring down an avalanche OF Bona
pariist claims upon the Treasury.
The signature Of The protest againsi
the confscation deere, seems 10 have
produced an irreperablc breach be.
tween Louis Napoleon and the Tx
President Of the National Assembly
NJ. Dupn.
TIC Paris elections were 10 ,aks
Pihce on Tue ZJth ut and l-t inst
De;achmenis from all the regiments Of
the army were 10 be summoned 10 Pari..
10 receive from the President the new
coiora' surmounted by The Eagie.
The Steele publishes the iollywing
list Of opposition cantiIa,e, for Paris
dupont de ! Eure, Gen. Lamoricicre,
Gen. Cayaignac, Garnet, Goudchaux,
Bike, Eugene Sue, and Ferdinand
Iasteyrie. IL support CT their election.
the Steele says few words which will
not be los; upon the intelligcn, electors
Of Paris,
IL Is said 10 be certain that the state
OF seige in Paris will be raised illincai.
ately after the meeting Of the Senate
md Corps Legislative. The date Of
ills convention is not vet fixed, The
2Oth Of March and the 9TH Of Nav are
I spoken OF. 1t appears, however, 10 be
the intention of the government. not TO
eonvoSe 'ir d~iiberaiive political bod
! les before having issued an the dqcrers
which it considers NECESSARY for the or.
! @amaai'on Of Z vigorous authority and
/ administration.
! he Monilcnr offer, prize Of 500.
, 900 francs for the di,coyery that Shall
render tie yol,aic pile applicable with
! economy 10 industry, a, a source of