The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-28
ARRIVALOF HHESEHANCR HIDEKlIA

A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVALOF HHE ESTEANER HIBEEyIA |
Important ffom mIreIhnd--ImpOFtan nj DeveI-
oPnaents In Francs--LOuis BIAnc Privy to
the Insurrection.-the Markets, &c.s-Ad-
vance In cotton-.Provisions Firm-.nIOn-
sy Matters Improved.
NEw YoRR, July 2l.
The steamer Hibernia has arrived
from Liverpool, bringing weeks later
Intelligence than previously received,
having sailed on the 6th instant.
The news by this arrivals not Of un-
usual importance, but it will be read with
interest.
IRELAND.
An express from Dublin, bringing
intelligence to Friday night, states that
the Catholic Clergy ofthe Arch Division
ofTuman, had resolved to adhere to the
Cancellation Hall repealers, and oppose
the formation of the "lrish League"
Martin was still at large.
Devon Reilly has written to the At
torneyGeneral avowing the authorship Of
certain seditious articles in the FelOn.
The Irish papers are very fierce and
must attract the attention Of the authori.
ties.
ENGLAND
The Parliamentary movements are un-
important.
Hlmes' motion for Parliamentary reform
was rejected by 81 to 35l.
FRANCE.
Great numbers Of men with loaded fire.
arms and instruments for casting bullets,
have been discovered in cellers about
Paris.
The destruction of property during
the insurreclion is considerably less
than supposedly the houses were battered
considerably, however.
The general officers killed and w0un
ded during the insurrection, were Gen.
erals Negriere, killed; Bear. assassinated;
Francoys, killed; Burgoin, died Of wounds;
Corle, wounded; Danerme, leg am
putated; Duvivior, and Foucher, woun-
ded; Lafpniuine, wounded, since dead
On the 9Th the seniinels arrested two
men in cabrioet, with an immense sum
of Russian gold, and cartridges. When
found, they were heavily armed thdag-
gers and pistols.
The insurgents used iron balls, pierced
with copper which projected from both
sides.
Changarner has been appointed chief
of the National Guard of the Seine
The National Guards who were un-
faithful during the rebellion, have been
disbanded.
The best informed persons in Paris,
consider that Causdierre was chief of
the late insurrection aud that Louis Blanc
was privy TO the whole affair, but shrunk
firm active participation therein. Their
organization was perfect.
The police are making important dis.
coveries, and documents have already
been discovered, that will show where
the money come from, and who promoted
the rebellion.
CHINA.
The overland mails from Calcutta
and Bombay Of the 10Th have been re.
ceived. The news is uninportant.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The English papers contain notice
Of the death Of Cheatcaubriand.
Several lrishmen were tried for drilling
and training, and sentenced to be trans
ported.
From Italy there is no news ofinterest
The peace negotiations withAusiria have
failed; and a continuance of hostilitie'
may in consequence be expected.
In Sicily there was aninsurrecion ofthe
galley sla yes, which was attended with
fearful slaughter. The slaves were fin
ally subdued
An armistice has been concluded be
tween Denmark and Germany.
The Cholera continues to nuke fearful
ravages in Russia.
Lamartine contemplatos travelling
through the East.
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