Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
Foreign News.

fOrIan0, marCn 4.
The steam ship Norwegian from Liverpool
and Londonderry on the afternoon of the
2lst, arrived here this p. m.
Parliamentary proceedings on the 10Th
were unimportant.
The Irish Times says that Sir Robert Peel
is reported to have said in response to some
inquiries relative To the Galway line, that
when that company were prepared to perform
their part of the contract, government would
be ready to perform theirs.
The Moniteur says that the government of
the Emperor had requested information at
Rome respecting the pastoral letter convok-
ing all Bishops to Rome for the cannonizing
of martyrs. The letter having been publish
ell in France without having been previously
communicated to the government, Cardinal
Autonelle replied that the invitation was
simply friendly one, and not obligatory in
character, only intended to give weight to
the religious ceremony.
On this reply the French government ex-
pressed the wish that the Bishops should not
leave their diocese, and must ask permission
TO quit the Empire, except where serious die
cese interests should call them to Rome.
The new Italian loan was announced at
LONDON on ne IStn INST.
Baron Ricarolis said in Parliament that
the government had no intention to send
ships to reinforce the Mexican expedition,
but merely considered it advisable to send
few frigates to the Colonies to pl otect
Italian subjects.
Liverpool, Feb. 81.
1t is reported that assurances are daily
effected On ships and their cargoes to run the
blockade OF the Southern. ports. The high
est premium paid is fifteen gunies, and the
ships are entitled to select any port. Nearly
all the vessels insured are steamers of 1900
tons.
The telegraph from the Red Sea to London
is now open. .
The IRON plated frigate Warrior is ordered
from Gibralter to Portsmouth.
Madrid, Feb. goth.
The Journal Espana demands monarchy
for Peru by universal suffrage.
Rome, Feb. goth.
The police have made many arrests.
The proclamation of the National commit
tee has been secretly posted up here. D..
Ii is believed that Napoleon has given an
assurance to the Pope that the French troops
will not leave Rome.
Berlin, Feb. goth.
The division between Prussia and Austria
is continually widening
The agitation IN Germany is increasing.
Vienna, Feb. 2lst.
The Arch Duke Macmillan it is rumored
Will leave for Paris and London towards the
end of February.
Paris, Feb. 2lst.
1t is believed that the speech Of Prince
Napoleon on the Address of the Senate will
express the real policy of Napoleon on the
Italian question.
The 'iuscarora left Gibralter on the 18th
instant for Spanish waters. She had been
watching the Sumter, which still remained at
Gibralter unable to procure coal.
In the House of Commons on the 18th
instant the supplementary estimates for the
naval and military Expenditures in the Trent
affair, amounting in all to s975,0OO, were
moved and unanimously agreed to.
In the debate on the subject Mr.. Bright
strongly denounced the policy of the govern
ment. lie said tue money had been worse
than thrown away. The threatening mena-
ces were quite uncaled for and gave Earl
Russell's first dispatch, which he said had
more the appearance OF declaration of war
than courteou, demand TOR Just obiec,
which America could not fail to accede To-
lie retuted the idea that the American GOV.
eminent was Influenced BY a mob. and ar.
gued that the interests OF England were 80
bound up with America that It was in eyarv