The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-07

MS seats but Afterwards Re-con sid rods-
Supposed Resignation OF Ledru RolIin
and Lamartine--at last areounts Paris
Tranquil, Awaiting NapoIeon's Arrival
~-Great Failures In PRris--Six .Thousand
Houses Suspended ed-.IreIand Quiet-.Eng-
land Quiet.ChartistsD De monstratiOn Over,
awed--Cotton DuII--Broadstufrs Heavy
HArvest Good, sc.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot
NEw York. Saturday. P. M.
The Cunaid steamer arrived at Bos-
ton last night. She left Liverpool on the
18th ult., and therefore brings one weeks
later dates than those received at New
York by the Britannia.
LrvERPooL, ] JIne II, ls4S.
FRANCE.
The political world has assumed new
phase. By the latest accounts from Par.
is. il would seem, that the hopes of tho
Moderate party are likely to be defeated,
by the revival of the old Napoleon feel
ing. A party, sustained by this, and
adopting as its watch. words, memorable
names oflhe empire, has risen in favor
OF Prince Louis Napoleon. Since his
triumphant election to the Assembly, his
elevation In imperial authority has been
openly spoken of, and it was ascer,ained d
that a movement had been set ON foo,
TO effect il. AS soon as the Government,
had been apprised of this movement
one hundred thousand troops wero con,
centrated by IFS orders about The capitol
Disturbances occurred nightly. On Sat
urdey, during one of the riots, two thou
sand otthe disorderly persons were hem
med in and taken prisoners-amone
whom we're English, Americans and ever
women.
In the Assembly tyrants and dictator
ships were reprobated and denounced
lhe people, however, appeared divided
IN sentiment, and as is usually the case
where the least influential are the mos
noisy, cries ofvive Ia RepubIiquo, were
drowned by those of vive Bonaparte
The excitement had communicated itsel
to the military. and tho clamor was ioineo
IN by portions gilmore than one re eeiment
Lamartine mounted the tribune, pal,
with excitement, and firmly demanded
tho restoration "f the law of 1882, (th,
act OF expatrialion) against Lonis Napol
con. While he was speaking, the con
fusion increased. The cries from with
out ofvive 'Emperor, rose above the din
and Lamartlne took his seat, overwhelm
ed with conflicting emotions. Informa
ton was received at this moment that Q
National Guard had been shot. In re-
ferrlng TO it he feelingly remarked thai
this was the first blood shed in the cause
oidespoism, and not in that ofrepublicar
liberty.
The proposed decree was sanctioned
Despite ofthis decision. the emeutieys de
clared that Louis Napoleon shall take hi
scat on Tuesday next. Tho excitemen
continued. Resistance was tbrea
and barricades attempted, but the over
whelm'ng military force, uipped all in tn,
On the same day the Assembly revoked
their decree and admitted Louis Napol
con to seat. Here our despatch say
upon which Ledru Rollin and Lamar
tine will follow example," which we in
fer means that somebody has resigned
and that r. and l.. would follow the ex
ample.
On Wednesday Paris was tranquil an
the popnlace were waiting the arrival q
Louis Napoleon from England, whicI
may be the signal for rene we'd discord -
Presigny, leader of the Bonaparlis,s hat
been arrested; which would premis,
returning confidence in the governmen
TO maintain themselves and the republic
In consequence Of the great poltica
agitation six thousand commercial house
OF Paris had suspended.
AT Amens proclamation had bee
issued, calling the people TO arms, l.
place Louis Napoleon on the throne
Other parts ofthe country, as far as hear
from, have manifested no disposition t
engage in the movement.
IRELAND.
This country is moro tranquil than
has been since MiIchel's conviction. TIN
fraternization Of Old and Young Irelan
(the two sections of the Repeal party
had been postponed for fortnight. Joh
O'Connell had protested against the d
bandonmont Of his fathers platform, {
peaceful agitation. This protest, how
ever, was not received with much favor
the physical force principle being upper
most in the hearts of the people.
ENGLAND.
The Charlists' demonstration, on tn
18th was considered n failure. 1t wa
completely oyerawed by the military anc
police, who dispersed it without Difficult
ty, before It could be organized.
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN.-Therc has been on amend
ment ofprices in this article. The prol
poets for fine and abundant harvest COZ
tinue cheering. The transactions wei
chiefly confined 10 the immediate wan
Of the trade. Wheat was selling al "a;
Sd per 70 lbs. Corn dull, but prices sti
sustained; white 3la32s Cd per quartz
Of $50 lbs; yellow 33a3ls.
FLoUR.-There is no change in Ii
quotations of -four from those ofthc wee
previous, as noted per the Britanni,
Best Western Canal flour 2Ss per barre
PRovIsIoNs.--At London. provision