The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11
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On Friday night (ihe 2sil) questions
ucne pui 90 The Government In both
Houses. % ascertain the position Il Enc-
land. With rresri to The critical state oi
Tufkish Affairs. Lord Clarendon Ia he
Lords. and Lord john Russell 10 the
Commons. stated that the French and
English Representative at CONSTANT
noplo were acting IN concert, and that
the integrity Il the Porte would be
maintained. II was hoped Russia would
mission nothing incompatible herewith,
bui in The presen, condition of the mat
ter, the British Government could not
give further indication Of the course
they would pursue
A grand soirec and address from the
Committee Of the Anii-Slavery Society
was given to Mrs Stowe at Almacks,
london 4 large crowd. mostly Qua
her ladies. attended. Joseph Surge,
the President, and Prof Stowe spoke.
The addresses were long and howery.
The assembly filed passed Mrs Stove,
exchanging couresies, and aiterward
adjourned TO supper, where n marble
bust Of Mrs Stowe, 10y Bernard, was ex-
hlhited.
MaEzini had arrived in England from
his concenlmcni ON the continent. lie
remained in Milan three months before
the instruction and one month after ii
the fact being kno.n TO hundreds of
Italians.
Sir Richard Comyns, the historian, is
dead.
The Submarine Telegraph has been
successfully laid between Port Patrick
and DonagIade,
The Dublin Exhibition attracts 1900
visitors daily. The Queen will visit it
shortly.
FRANcE.-Government was consid.
cring projects for establishing free medi-
cal relief 10 the poor of the country dis
tricts.
A camp Of 1000 men was vancouver
ing at ST Omer.
Fifty years concession OF the Sub.
marine Telegraph from France to Al
geria had been granted to J. w. Brett.
GERNANY.-All the Students Asso-
Citations throughout Germany are sup
pressed.
The Congress, on a uniform mone,a-
ry system, assemblies in June.
Prince Henry (the King of Belgium's
broiher) has espoused the Princess
Amelia, Of SAKE Weimer.
SrAIS.--The Gazette publishes a list
Of the Reformed Tariff, extending to 45G
articles, which will now be admitted du-
iy free.
SwiTzERLAND.-T Austrian
Charge de Affairs had notified the fede-
raj government, that Austria, convinced
of the uselessness Of further negotiations
with Switzerland, had ordered him ia
withdraw.
The Swiss Envoy at Vienna, NJ.
Singer, is consequently recalled, and
diplomatic relations are completely bro.
ken of. The brave attitude taken by
Switzerland attracts attention.
AT the latest dates from Berne, the
23d, the Council had taken no further
steps than recalling their envoy.
ITALY.-Milan letters mention that
the Austrian Commission of Inquiry
now sitting, has totally failed 10 estab.
fish any evidence connecting the LON.
bard emigrants in Sardinia with the re.
cent revolution.
The Pope had gone to Anzio.
Magnetic table moving is now all the
rage at Rome. The Pope and Jcsuit's
Colleges have been experimenting.
RussiA.--St Petersburg papers re.
port n victory over the Circassians on
the Hill Of Kazclama, on the LIST Of
April.
TuRKEr.-IHe Porte has refused "a
accept Me Russian uhimatum, ana
Prince MeaschikoF had embarked al
Coastdntinopie, on board Russian ship
Of wdr, for Odessa.
The Ambassador of France had or.
dered the French fleet to the Darda.
nelles, supposed with view TO prevent
any attemp, of Russia to seize or pas.
the strait; but on the Goth the French
squadron was still at Salamis.
The British feet remained at Malta
on the 18th, awaiting reinforcement
from England
Dispatches to the British Admiral
Dundas, stated that Menschikolf remain.
ed on board steamer, and had given
the Porte s days longer to reconsider
threatening if again resisted, he will
finally withdraw.
CnISA.--Laier intelligence from
China states that the French, American
and English ships in China had under.
taken TO protect Nankin and Shanghac
against the rebels, al the earncs, request
Of the Emperor.
The news from Burmnh is unfayor,
able TO the British.
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