The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-18
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Fortks Ohio STATE Jonrnal-By Telegraph.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
IEY YORK. Aug. Ia.

Editors Ohio STATE JoKrRak
The Steamship Acadia has arrived.
No outbreak had vet occurred in Ireland
The writ Of kd6eds corpGs has been sus.
pended. Troops are constantly arriving
from England. and are sent South, where
danger is most imminent, principally to
Kilkenny and Meath counties. The
Lord Lieutenant has sent his family to
England The government seems fully
prepared for any emergency; but pixies
viii be numerous, tho in unsuspecied
hands, and barTicades may be attempt.
ed. A proclamation has been issued
supressing clubs.
Sir Charles Napier's squadron has ar
rived atthe Cove. Warrants have been
issued for the arrest oIO' 'Brien, Meaghan,
and others. with reward of 5000 pounds
They escaped from Dublin. and are drill
ing men in the provinces. Stamps were
refused for the "Felon' and the Nation
al" to prevent their circulation through
the mails; and the police was ordered to
seize copies everywhere; and from all ac-
counts the earthquake rum5les, but has
not yet broken forth.
Gen. Ronge hesitates to sign the ar
mistice between the Danes and the Ger
manic Confederation. Palmerston thinks
his reluctance will yield-being more 10
the form than substance.
Arch Duke JouN was TO open the Di-
ct at Vienna on the 22d uf July. The
siege Of Prague was raised on the 2lsI
and The Russians have entered Wallachia
and Bucharest. Their occupation o
Moldoyiais moi regarded as an aggressive
act
In Italy the war continues with vari
able success, and continued skirmishing
but nothing to decide the fate Of Italy.
The King of Naples is making exten
sive preparations to invade Sicily, where
the Duke of Genoa has been called Il
the throne.
Spain, Portugal and China are quiet
At Liverpool, Consols closed at $50
Cotton market was unsettled by Irish
rumors; it yielded slightly, but no quota.
tious changed, except for middling, Or
leans, which was reduced to 81. Sales
ofIhe week $4,000 bales.
Corn trade active and advancing
Money easy, and the rate of interest un.
changed. The wet weatherhas produced
speculations in grain, on account offear
for the growing crops. At Marx Lane
on Monday, Wheat rose IS per quarter
On Wednesday,, two moro, with STEADY
demand; the iest OF the week Corn wal
in demand at 36a40s; the latter figures
checked tho sales. Flour maintains il
price. Good Western Canal command
30a, Corn Meal l6al6s Gil and deman,
good and yarns falling of at Manchester
and holders obliged 10 accept lower price
IRELAND.
Tho government preparations do no
deter the people, but rather exasperat,
them. The Queens message reached
Dublin on Wednesday. with a procla
nation. snspending the writ of haben
corpus. and was received everywhcr
with deep Indignation. Dublin Castl
was fully fortified. O'Brien and other
were very active, despite the proclama
ton to prohibit the organizing Of Club
and transporting munitions. The s,rug
gle, if it ever comes, must come soon
Constabulary force everywhere is in
creased.
Sir Robert Peel cordially unites in tn
support Of Lord Russell and the Ministry
ENGLAND.
At Liverpool serious apprehension
were entertained for Chariist outbreal
and also at Manchester. Twenty thor
sand special constables were sworn in.
The habeas corpus writ may be suspeu
ded ifthe emergency arises.
FRANCE.
Troops have been concentrated at PO'
is. The city is tranquil, and begins I
assume its former looks and ga ETY.,
The Assembly proposed tax Of thre
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