The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-26
FMtilN News.


westerly gales.
Tho Brii,h fond. Ncrc tvlrratly
steady during the week, and slightly
advanced ON the announcement OF Tie
settlement oi the Austrian lulkish qncs-
lion. The large arrivals OF the precious
metal from Australia also exercised a
favorable influence upon The market
Great anxiety was manifested respect
ing lhc non-arriyal Of lhc West India
and Pacific mail steamer. now nearly
a week overdue The sydney steamer.
with the Australian mails, was also
anxiously looked Cor.
At the Queen, lctee on the 2d. the
United States Minister presented II
Prescott. Secretary Of Legation.
II is said the Brush government have
refused TO charter a proposed London
and American steamship company.
A meeting of Manchester firms, cm-
ploying five thousand looms, have deter
mined to 90 on short time for a month
from the l2ih March, to limit the pro-
duclion to two.,hirds the present supply,
in consequence Of unrcmuncraling pri-
ces
The Duchess of Sutherland places
Stafford House at the disposal OF Mrs
Stove to give receptions in, and Earls
Salisbury, Carlisle, &c. viii meet her
at Liverpool. An address. with 10000
women Of England signatures, will ar
rive by next steamship
The gale of the 26,h Feb had caused
many shipwrecks aud great loss of life
on the English coast.
Mazzni had written letter from his
place of concealment, stating that Kos
suih's proclamation was genuine, as he
had the original manuscript in his pos
session, and that it was written at his
(Mazzini's > request, for the express pur-
pose Of being published in case Of an
insurreciionary movement in Italy,
Mazzini regrets the result Of the out
break, but does not disapprove of it.
kossuihi publishes another letter in re-
ply. in which he says the proclamation
is not his. from the fact that seven par
agraphs OF the original are omitted in
the one printed.
FRANcE.-Louis Napoleon has an-
nounccd to the recognized members of
his family that he intends TO distribute
among them million of francs yearly
from his own dotation. ii is said that
the Prince de Canine will have l0O,-
000f; Prince Pierre Bonaparte, i00,-
000f; Prince Antoine Bonaparte, 1907
000f
NJ. Buschcd, the European agent for
the New York exhibition, has been adj
mitted to an audience by the Emperor
who assured him that the imperial man
ufacturcs should be worthily repre-
scented.
1t is generally believed in Paris that
the Legislative Assembly will be abol-
ished by the Emperor at no distant day.
AUSTRIA AND IIuSGARY.-At Vi
emma the greatest Indignation prevails
against the English, and report was
current in Paris that the Earl of West
moreland's windows had been broken by
the mob. The cause for this was the
supposition that the English favored the
late rising in Italy.
The treaty of commerce and customs
between Austria and Prussia was signed
on the 18th Feb, and will come into
operation on the LIST January, 1884, and
will be in force for twelve years.
Count Leiningen reports that the con-
ditions claimed by the Austrian govern
mcnt Of the Porte have been fulfilled.
The Augsburg Gazette Of the 2Gth
states that the Austrian government had
formed the energetic determination"
Of requiring from the British govern
ment the expulsion Of Mazzini and Kos
suth. In case of refusal no British sub
jeci would be allowed TO cross the Aus
trian frontier.
Libeny, who attempted TO assasinate
the Emperor, was executed Feb. 26th.
Kossuih's pretended proclamation had
been circulated throughout Hungary.
Treaehery has found lis way into The
strong fortress of Comorn. The pro-
vost marshal himself was the agent of
the political prisoners with those with
out. We know not the details Of the
conspiracy, but il must have been Of
formidable character if, as il is said, the
provost marshal was hanged within six
hours hoist by bis own peiard," after
his guilt came 10 light. There was a
report also that the life of Ban Jella-
chich had been attempted, but it proved
groundless.
AT Agram, at Pesth, and in fact in all
Hungary, there seems disposition to
instruction, but agents who have at
tempted to seduce the Italian and Hun
garian soldiery, have been seized by
them and handed over TO the authorities.
Severity appears to be the sole policy
aud refuge OF the Austrian government.
IrALY-A Geographic despatch from
Milane announces the partial removal
Of the strict blockade seven gates Of
the city we're opened for the admission
and egress Of persons provided with
regular passports.
The Opinione Of Turin Of the 2ith,
Publishes letter from Genoa Of the 23d,
" HiAN NAhit1 AthA INT FAfdiliI iitl
brought news from Leghorn that some
sailors belonging 10 an English corvette
there. being on shore, had cried out,
IRE Haiie, and had been instantly ar
rested by the Austrains. IL was reported
that the corvette had sailed to bring the
squadron 10 support the honor Of it, flag.
The difficulties on the Swiss frontier
seem in the way Of adjustment. Ra-
deisky has diminished the rigors Of the
blockade in consequence Of the eonces.
siye acts Of the Swiss Federal Coun-
eli
TunEfY-The war 10 Montenegro
Is ended, Omar Pasha having received
orders TO suspend hostilitics. The Mon.
ienegrin,, however have been yery AZ.
tive and had assembled quite a large
army.