The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09
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later iniclh4rucc irom Europe
FNciANp. Il being rlr. OIL.
Parliament docs moi set. ! N.F.
NJ. 7, publi.hy, % l,ticr from VI. b..
the French Minister ot Nsaa,
ing France 60 DC pacific iovanl.
lauj.
The puchcss of Sutherland. a..
ladies. met TT Stafford llonsr. is ...
progress on the llorric, Bcvrbrf >,
address, which il 90 folios iu .,nsl
on public exhibition in London.
Al ihc ldscpool trade arc stall.
successfully.
The latest submarine telegram
despatch from Paris, SAYS the n'e. b.
cci,od by the French Go,,us..
leads to the belief that the Hd.
affair will be amicably settled.
20 sample bags Of cotton grown
the estates of the Pachu OF Es,B b,
been received by the Mauchc.t,r Cha.
Der Of Commerce.
The reduction in the value OF u....
in England begins to tell upon r.,
classes of the community. Slr...
have occurred in Liverpool among o.,.
ly all the trades many OF them Obtain.
ed an advance without difficulty.
Lady Fmnklin's steamer. Isabella.
to sail during the week for Bhcra,,
Straits under the command of Mr. K,..
ncdy.
On the receipt of the Intelligence ti,,
English Charge ut Con,tantiuoplt b.l
sent 10 Malta for the English fleet. lt,
French fleet lying at Toulon was dr..
patched with all haste To the Arch,p.
ago. NJ. de Lecour was also sent di..
TO Constantinople, and NJ. de rou.sgur.
cy 10 Vienna.
The Times correspondent states lhu
the French Government sent ihr.
notes to the Austrian Government Pa.
monstrnling agnins the Lombariy con.
iiscalions Mazzini is believed 10 B.
still ut Piedmont
FRANCE. Great excitement c,it.
on the Boursc owing to the aspect o.
Turkish affairs French feet ha,ir,
been ordered 10 the Archipelago.
Mr.. Riyes will return in Nav.
1t is thought now that the coronal.
Of Louis Napoleon will take place
Rhims.
SWITZERLAND. The Federal Com.
ell are TO meet on the l9lh, TO consd..
Austrian demands Austria has p.
vived the passport rigors towards III,
travelling English.
ITALY A telegraphic dcspatchsau
that Austria abandons the high lrca,Y.
prosecutions. The announcement Was
received enthusiastically.
From Paris it is stated by those who
claim TO be well informed, that the rev.
olulionary chiefs were never more &C.
tive than at the present moment. and
that ut an outbreak somewhere may be
looked for towards the end of May
kossuih and Mazzini are snid to b,
Jointly working together for this end.
AT Milan, on the 18th. the Command
ant of Ancona forbids the assemblngei
OF more than ) persons after sunset.
TURKEY. An uncxamped haul
ness Of Menschikofi, the Russian envoy
to the Porte, caused m immense Antlrr
among Diplomists 1t was report,3
that the Russian fleet was clustered nca,
Conslantinople, but not true neverhr.
less the English Charge, Mr. Ro,r.
sent fast steamer to Malta. for the
English squadron to hasten into the
Dardanellei, but Admiral Dundas TO
command, refused to come without OF.
ders from England.
The French feet, however. from
Toulon, was Immediately despatched
The French Bourse fell nlnrmingly and
English funds became depressed, ba,
are now recovering.
The demands Of Russia are nominal
respecting the holy places but not de.
linltely known what else. Il is suppo,
cd the affair will blow over but it is siia
critical.
The West India mail steamer Par
ana, arrived AT Southampton. Advice.
anticipated via New York.
The difficulties between Austria and
Switzerland are still unsettled. A frcl
expulsion Of Vininese from Austria
territory had taken place.
The Prussian Gazette states that N.
British Ambassador, Lord Wcsimop.
land, had presented an oiTicinl note %
the Austrian Ministry from the Enpli.
Cabinet, containing n firm exprcs..ol
OF their intention vigorously 10 supprc.
any conspiracy planned by foreign 90.
ingces in England, against the coniincr.
tai powers. The Gan.lte adds that Au,
ira Is rapidly preparing the neccssal
documents for the legal prosecution Of
certain refugees in tho English Cour,
The threatening aspect OF Russia TO-
ward Turkey. had caused the highfl
degree Of excitement. not only Mt Con.
slanlinople, but in France. aud in De-.
ser degree in England. In the late DE-.
mands Of Austria on the Porte. publ.
feeling was iranqnlizcd by the thought
that Russia took no part in the matter
No sooner, however, had the Sul'u
surrounded to the Austrian dcmani,
Than Russia, under the pretcxt Of u m,.
sion 10 treaty respecting the disagree
ment arising from the guardianship
The holy places and other matters whil
diplomatic customs would have cOnidl
TO an Envoy Of no prestige.
Prince Menschkoh, Minister Of NJ
rine, with the accompaniment Of aa'
ot military and naval officers that CAV,
his embassy more the appearance Of
challenge 10 an enemy, than Of q mis-
sion to Strengthen The footing b.
tween friendly power. pre,iou, 70
his proceeding 10 ConstanlinopIe. 't
Envoy Menschikof. pissed in re'ss
The army on The Turkish frontier. sai
The Russian feet in The Euxeuc, p
as thorough drilling to both. as cool.
have been done in ,iew Of camps
and even prarlicrd The troop. Of Of
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