The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-26
-Four days Later from Europe,

ing. bringing 81 passengers.
The news Is dull, as are also the
markets.
The weather in England is season.
able. In North Britain aud pnrts of
the Continent, snow lies many feet deep.
Lombardy Is utterly PROSTATE before
Z its Vmnts. The conhscaiion is begun.
ENGLAND.-ln the House Of Lords,
ON Monday, the Sth inst, the Earl Of
Aberdeen replied in answer to a qucs.
ton by the Earl Of Malmesbury. that
the government had no information rs
to Maz1ini having escaped ON board the
British irigatc Retributon.
The Earl of Malmesbury maintained
I that If il were true, il was an act of the
most ill-iudgcd humanity in the captain
of the ship 10 receive this political agia-
tor on board
In the House of Commons, in answer
TO question from Mr. Hume, touching
Mr. Everett's letter TO the President on
the Isthmus Canal, Lord John Russell
said -" With respect to the question
Of my Hon. friend, it is on a most i'm
porlant subject. beg to state that with
regard to the Canal across the Isthmus
of Darien, the recent intelligence which
has been received, induce the govern
ment TO think that the Convention en-
tered into with the United States, would
by no means answer the desired pur-
pose. The projectors of tina, canal hay
ing changed their scheme from canal
which would admit merchant vessels OF
a large size, to n canal of restrictions OF
depth, and in fact one which would on
" be useful TO certain vessels.
Her Majesty's Government, there
fore, communicated with the Govern
ment of the United States upon tina, sub
ject, declaring that the object originally
contemplated by that plan, would not
be gained by the altered scheme. Lat
terly there has been another plan pro-
posed, which is TO make a ship canal of
thirty feet in depth, through the 18TH
mus Of Darien, having very sufficient
port at each end, and so rs to join the
Pacific and Atlantic oceans. The House
will at once perceive that this is sub
ject of very great importance.
SO far rs Her Maicsty's Government
have had an opportunity of Judging,
they would be very favorable to plan
of that kind, and they would be very
glad if the United States Government
would concur with us in favor of the
plan, supposing il should be found prac-
ticable. ! do not, Of course, pretend 10
give an opinion OH the part of govern
ment upon the Engineering questions
and upon other questions which is for
others to consider but so far as an out
line Of the plan is concerned, ! have to
say that if that plan could be adopted il
would tend very much TO increase and
favor the commerce of all nations"
The Board of Trade have issued re-
turns for the month Of February, show
ing an increase on the declared value
OF the expectations of fl,1l0,0G0 ster-
ling, being nearly 80 per cent over the
corresponding month of the preceding
year.
l6i additional amnesties for political
offences had been issued.
The Moniteur of Sunday the 9Th,
contains a decree nominating Commits
sion charged TO visit every part Of the
country, and 10 report to the Emperor
Prince Cameratia committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head,
at Paris, on the ilh inst The Prince
was grandson of Eliza Bonaparte, the
eldest sister Of Napoleon.
A monument is to be erected to the
memory of Marshal Ney on the spot
where lac was executed.
TURKgY.-We have later accounts
of the arrangement come to between
Austria and Turkey on the 18th ult.
A Diyan was held at Constantinople,
at which all the high digniiaries of the
land, both in and out Of Office, were as
scmbled. After long and stormy de-
bate the Austrian propositions were ac-
ccpted.
Omer Pacha is Immediately TO with
draw his troops from Montenegro, which
is to retain its former semi-independent
position.
1t is believed that the Sultan will be
obliged to dismiss his Cabinet in order
10 satisfy the ultra Turkish party, which
is highly enraged that the Porte has
yielded TO Austria
AusTRIA.--Ihe emperor has so far
recovered from his wound that no fur.
iher bulletins will be issued.
IL was mentioned in our last despatch
on the authority Of letters in the Paris
press, that conspiracy had been dis
covered among the political prisoners in
the fortress Of Comorn, and that the
provost who had command at the plot
was hanged Immediately on his guilt
being discovered.
The lelegraphic dispatch from Pesth.
dated Feb. 2Stb. 10 the London Press.
confirms the existence Of the plot, and
says We are assured that on the 18th
the Provost Of the Fortress was brought
here IN chains, and imprisoned. lie
had allowed himself 10 be he'd by the
State prisoners into a conspiracy. the
object Of which was TO deliver 10 the
place TO the Magysrs.
pns oi HE prisoners disclosed the
plot, which when discovered was almost
ripe for action. No fewer than 500
( persons are said 10 have been arrested
IN Pesih through ihi. affair.
The Milan Gazette contains the de.
cree u conhscaiion. together with a
ratification from Radet.ky. announcing
that The eouascaiion applies no, only 10
the revenues bat alec to the occasional
soTns hitherto payable 10 refugees. which
ma'i nov be paid 10 tho Austrian Com
msudanf
lbe 1. ; figate Cumberland. aud
II Luis The English steam frigaie Re-.
fihniion' and the Sardininn steamer Ia
Constitutions had arrived n Genoa.
hAhzini WAS generally believed 10