Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19
Eater from Europe

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a., snii, Lady F.rnkin from Lonaon 'or
New York put in"' 'I!mo"'n OF The 81 :nsr.,
and took fire the same nigaJ >br was soul'I #.
There were Southcl ners among the 'hp c'
VINO were suspected Of firing her.
It was asserted that the Austraa-lan b ID
pecn chartered 10 CONVEX troops aud h>t-
.ery OF artillery to Canada. She would AL
about the !2th.
II was stated that the James Ad4or cal-
,nr,d privateer off Farrell on the 9TH, and
,Qrurd her mo that port.
The partial effect OF The Persla's news Was
sent per Europa. 1t was hen regarded nope
fully and coz sols aud cotton slightly I'M
proved. bu, after rareial d,g-sring rhr sent
ment> Of the American Pres or the San ia
unto affair. reaction set IN and tear, We're
entertained shat he Washington goyeIru"I.:
would seek {, justify the act.
The English journals generally were very
U.,tc. and hostile in their remarks and con-
tinue t. treat the matter IS AL insult which
cannon be- tolerated. Lorl Lyons instruc-
SONS on which the cabinet were unanimous,
are explicit and drgermned.
The Mormn4 Post SAYS the acknowledges
lnent OF the error aud surrender OF the pris-
orprs will be received with gIeat joy, but if
the federal government tail 10 man in Eng
land vii bind his eyes 20 the alternative that
Fnoland must 10 her duty. Her rights and
duties were never more completely blinded
than in the present cast,
The Times continues to assert fb5I II has
ueen Mr. Stewards policy to trrtr d quarrel
with England. Both it and the Post cali for
energetic military operations IN Canada
A seIious decline was taking place in Can
adam securities The ,ofal was y pei cent
The Times says it may reasonably predict
that three things will Immediately follow an
outbreak, viz: The destruction of the south
ern blockade, complete blockade OF the nor
thern ports and the recognition of the south
ern contederacy by France and England
The Daily News rejoices that Congress:
meets before the English demands can ge
out and hopes it will act with honor and dig
nifty without foreign PRESSURE. 1t hopes thu
golden opportunity will not be lost.
Active preparations were making III th'
various navy yards. A considerable mum
Der OF vessels had been ordered ready TO
immediate commission. The transport Mel
burne would leave Woolwich for Halifax OF
the 3th with 10000 stand Of arms, large
quantities OF ammunition and battery 0
six armstrong guns. She will be conveyed
by the Orphens, p gun frigate.
The Warrior would he ready for foreign
service Immediately, Her destination dc
ponds on the answer from Washington.
A royal proclamation prohibits the expol
Of gunpowder and salt petre, also nitrate Q
soda and birthstone.
The shipment of rifles from England tt
New York continued, Funds were stead
on the I'd, but fell half per cent on the 81