The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-03

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repeated O. have .st3 il.,t b., v.,.iI .v,,t
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thsnucsiy ;htt NuNns as..l No., n
shc would eouses' jo an En-ou,.,. $3.50,
torsir over uu Cnn,tau4 in rutk9 ~,
This lha tar replied ihst hr would come =,
to n3 u'erl 'cure whatever between has.
self aud rufhey.
Oa th, nauubo lnh' wa. deng. owing
ta she weather. Thrr had been thrar
siirh affairs, onu between on escort and
sauc tosstcks, another -ally irum So.
lows, aul the tiri an as TON between
siramtr, two oun.hmis, aud thr shore bat.
tenessl she Danube 10 oil thtcc cases the
Turks wore successful
FROM ASIA We have aicr wnirrs' ac.
counts ut previous affairs. bul MOI one word
ct later nows.
Tho Russians have Wonrj their ship
ninc n,t ioNen'urr on, ct thrir ports pN.
ccpt under the protection ~ convoy, Con
VOWS atr 20 Dc o5gamz1d Co lhcir different
ports.
The racha Of Egypt, hearing cflho SIN
opa disaster, hnmcdatoly ordered The rQuip-
mont nl SIX figntcs, two cutvut,rs, aud
thrcc hua., TO replace those destroyed.
Il Is continued that the Wallachan peas.
un'ry nrc m instruction.
Lord Dudley Stuart haas hld nm interview
with the Suliau of Turkey respecting the
employment oi Poles.
Il is reported that the British Charge has
resumed negotiations with Persia. The
Pcrsians H. Teheran having broke out IN
tumui against the kus4ians.
There is no British news Of interest
Consols nro firm "a, ,E3.A.
King Leopold Of Belgium has sent an au-
tograph letter by special messenger To Ma
polcou. ON the subject of war prospects. 1t
has no, trnspircd, but It Is varlously sur
missed as bong another decree ol thg Gar
To gain time, or asa bona .Ede proposal ON
The part of Belgium.
France has called ont an additional con-
tingcm of 10000 men 10 replace 10000
destined for Turkey.
PRUSSIA Is concerning n course of action
with Denmark and Sweden IN view Of
coming war
Monsieur Turgot has been appointed
Grand Master OF the Legion Of Honor, sup
posed on account of Mr. Soulc wounding
him.
Young Soule has published long let
ter, explaining the difficulty with the Duke
of Alba.
The overland Indian mail with Calcutta
dates 10 December 9th, * received.
Contudictor runors have been received
trom Burmah. Il is stated that the Bur
mcse hid rccaptnrod Pegu.
The Russians wore reported at khlva.
Trade IN India was iair.
Sh1ngAqc, I9M. The insurgents had
evacuated Annoy, and the lmpariaists per-
pciOtctl horrible massacrcs upon those they
met with.
Canton was quiet.
fhc sailors OF the Russian-Ba fleet
who arc on leave, have been summoned to
rstuFu to service.
A letter from Christian states thar Nor
way had decided ON fitting ont a squadron
Of twelve ships, in view Of approaching
events But lltllc sympathy lsielt for Rus
sia by 'he Nor"eglans.
me enormous rlse IN me pnce OF food
caused apprrhcnsions in England of riots
among the laboring classes. Broad riots
hld already commenced in parts of Devon
shire.
At Topshal mnbs Of women threatened
tue bakers III o"n1'gience af the iatinr
'"'.''p f ill,' ~, o.. o. 49,
ch;ij,on noradeI ,Lo ytrna,' a,, J' n,.a a'',
some of he R,ker. sbops. ,lc,nnlishino ,bn
doors and windows and doing other dam
age.
The mlrket people were also uolestcd,
and ihcir produce kicked about the streets.
The police were unable TO put down the
disturbance. aud j, was not until the re-
port That soldiers were coming that Quiet
wns restored.
FoRufGN lrrMs.-A new park IL nbont
TO be opened in London. # Is 10 be called
the Albert Park. The estimated cost "a
E250,O00 of which sum the government
are 20 grant 100000. the balance 10 be
supplied By the borough, IN the shane of
an Improvement rate. extending over a lone
period The park will contain about iO0
ncres.
More ihin 100000 religious tracts have
been distributed lately in Ireland.
Not less than E2950,000 was RENTED
from Irish emigants in Amorlcn to their
friends aud relatives at home in I74s. 40.
80, 81. |, il estimated that if the REMIT
ances have continued at the same rate. up
wards Of four millions must have been re-
Matted In tho last six years.
The death of the mother of Mr.. Thomas
Gayle Is announced.
STILL LATER.
Nrw Yonr Ian a
steamer All, arrived H. 49, -.
with d,v. l,trr ro,ys '''"'s'
In rn.dtpd the brand.tnfF ,u,,Lo, 500.
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