Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-26
Foreign News.

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Foreign News.
Portland, Me-, March 20.
The Norwegian, Capt. McMasters, which
left Liverpool at Ii a. m. of the 9Th, and Lon
donderry 9th, arrived at Portland to-day
PoLAND-There is nothing new as to the
movements of the insurgents.
The latest letters from Cracow are favora-
bic to the Poles.
Prince Domiseiki had been killed while cut
ting his way through some Russians who had
surrounded him and some refugees.
The Governor General of Wilma had issued
an address to the peasants, appealing to them
to oppose the agtators to the arrests of guilty
parties, and deliver them up to the authorities
The appointment of Gen De Berg as COM
mander of the Russian troops in Poland, is
considered indicative of a stern and unrelent-
ing determination to crush the revolt.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
The Paris correspondent of the Times saws
the English and French Governments have
agreed as to the tenor of the note to Prussia.
relative to Poland. Allusion is made in If to
the various partition to which that country has
been victim, and regret for them is expressed
That, however, it says, is a thing of the
past and there is now help for it. Both
| Governments spoke as earnestly as diplomacy
allows of their hopes for the fulfllment of the.
solemn promise made the Poles, by granting
them liberal institutions.
| Austria is also as emphatic in the same
sense, but discreetly says nothing.
! lie Nord states that Mr.. Slidell had lust
had an interview with M. Drowyn De L.
| Hugs, in the course of which mention was
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Mr.. Sldell is said not to have concealed his
surprise that Mr.. Seward could think that the
seeding States were willing to send members
to the Washington'C Congress.
1t is also reported (says LIE Nord) that the.
government of Richmond has just contracted
at Paris loan for sixty million francs
A deputation had waited upon Mr.. Adams:
in London, and presented him with an address
signed by more than 1885, citizens of Biz
mingham, sympathizing with the antl-slavery-
policy of President Lincoln.
In the House of Lords, Lord Strathedenfs
notice in favor of the recognition Of the South
whenever France is ready to concur in she.
movement, had not been brought forward.
The Times strongly censures the motion,
deprenates discussion on the subject, and ur-
ges continued strict neutrality.
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Laird asked
if the government was informed of ships pre-
pairing for the Confederates in England, sinai
lar to the Alabama.
Mr. Layard said the attention of the gov
eminent had been called to more than one yes
sci of the kind, but no evidence has yet been
furnished to enable the government to inter
fere. Strict orders have been given for all
suspected vessels to be closely watched.
Efforts were making to have some of the re-
lief fund applied to the emigration of cotton
operatives
The Polish question was unchanged. 1t is |
believed that the Prussan Government yielded |
to the European pressure in favor of non-in-
reference. Less panic and apprehension were
felt as to the result which was likely to ensue. |
The Prussian Chamber voted by an over
wheming ma ,ority in favor of neutrality.
1t was rumored that Russia was prepared |
to grant an amnesty and reform. ~
The accounts of the Instruction are most
contradictory.
According to one, Sangiewricz beat the Rus
Sims after FIVE hours fighting near Matagoszec
Another version claims a victory for the
Russians, and the flight of Sangieuricz and his
insurgents.
Other insurgent successes are reported
Cardinal Antonelli had rendered his resig-
nation, owing TO the arrest of his attache for
political completely.
1t was stated that Gen. Forey had made
demand for more men and material for Mexico, |
and that the demand conld not be complied |
with.
A st. Petersburg telegram says that serfdom
expired in Russia on the Sd inst A TIE Deum
was sung in all the churches in celebration of
the event.
Complete tranquility prevailed, notwithstan-
ding the alarming rumors current.
The Grand Duke Constantine had been ap-
pointed ommander-in-chief of Poland
Cracow, March S.
An engagement lasting one hour and half,
took place yesterday near Prizskowaskata.
The insurgents commanded by Inseoranski,
retired upon the nights.
Sangiewiez at the head of FIVE thousand men
had pushed forward but in what direction was
not known.
La France Of the 9Th asserts that Napoleon
has addressed an important document to Rus
STA, defining what he expects from the generos-
ty and justice of the Gar, in appeasing Po-
land, by ample and serious guarantees, in con
formity with treaty rights and the principles
Of civilization.
The Pays of the 9Th, reproduces the rumor
hat ukase will shortly be issued, reconstitu-
ing the kingdom of Poland, as it existed in
1880, with the Grand Duke Constantine as
sovereign.
1t is reported that the confederate loan of
10000 600 francs will be raised at once