Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
English Press on American Affairs.
Foreign News,

The steamship Africa, from Liverpool on
he sls,, via Queenstown on the LIST instant
.rr;ved off the harbor at 4 o'clock this morn
mo and was taken up to port in consequence
IS having damaged hr rudder in the ice OFT
C,re Race. The damage will be repaired
snd she will sail for Boston at one o'clock
this afternoon.
The Africa reached her dock at six this a.
- Her dates are two days later than those
,lready received, sE -f #a-E .#H"
The French army at Rome was about to
be reduced TO single division. st,s
The English conservatives party had col
Iocted all their forces for the purpose of up-
setunr Lord talmerston.o on the retrenching
question.
for Glasgow with cargo of turpentine, hav-
;no run the blockade off the coast of Georgia.
The British Government, at the request OF
the Atlantic Telegraph Co., had ordered two
steamers to be got ready for the purpose OF
making further survey on both sides of the
Atlantic.
The u. S. consul at Paris had issued no.
6ce that no further applications can be re-
ceyed from Foreign officers for commissions
IN the Federal army. -.....
In the House of Commons, on the 2Sth OF
ofMay, Mr.. Lindsay gave notice that he
should call attention to the relations of Eng
land with the Federal and also with the Con-
tolerate States of America on the 9th OF
June. Mr. Lindsay also moved for return
Of the number of iron-clad vessels already
built, and those building or in course OF con-
struction, in England.
Lord Palmerston stated that the Govern
ment had no intention to interfere IN Ait
ohanston unless the Indian Territory was
threatened with invasion. s# .w ga.
The London Times again INDUCES In a
warning editorial on the financial crisi:
which sooner or LATER must" it argues, &C.
cnr in America-a crisis which overtakes
every nation and every individual VINO De
Geves in the creation OF wealth from any
other source than honest perseverance ane
labor"
In another article the Times reviews thu
report on the question of tortlhcauons, AM
saws that the Commissioners see no reason
from the events in the. American civil war
to modify the views they took last year rela
tive to the Notifications at Spithead. In
Times, in reviewing the latest evidence O.
the subject is disposed to concur IN the Jude
their conclusions are shhed
Thousands of emigrants have sailed tror
London for the purpose OF founding ne
Nom onformst Colony IN new Aeaiauu'
be called Albert Land
Report saps that Capt. Bonaparte fa,te
son. serving in the Mexican expedition. Is
high favor with the Emperor, aud 1t IS CO..
;actured that he may prove more accep.s
HE candidate as King or President OIL u
Max;cans than an Austrian Prince
The Government, wishing TO put an ena
u;..,;on had decided that the proceedln
d the Rifle societies should be suspended
Lombardy. T., ro,
to congratulations OF the people nc mS Az
conciliatory speech IN reference u 'n0 "'''
emit sections Of Italy.
tn session of the Spanish Cortez
been extended on account OF the meA"
question s:,.s ,ha
The Correspondence contradic's Tue
port that Gen. Prim would DC hona'A"
Ambassador to Mexico.
The Paris Pays states that note mas "
! addressed to the English and Spanish 3
eruments by the French government
nla;nir the conduct of France, ana aC c
inc that France would consider herseh
leased from the obligations of the convent e:
entered into, if the allies treated are
with Juarez. III ~
The Patrie assers that Spain Will col
automatically in bringing about Sola
ofthe question. r
Cen Prim will return to Europe.
Gen. Terrano will be sent as Amoassa
to Mexico. a D,
The coasts of the Northern and b'
seas are to be defended by forts at the mo
OF the principal rivers. 1t has also been
cided to build eight mailed steamers
the American system, armed with
According to an official dispatch,
Turkish troops have not only entered n
hnegro, but defeated the Montlnesroes
great slaughter, and were preparing 10
ecute their advance into the country !.
The troubles in Afghainstan are u
ended by compromise
Appointment.