The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-26
Eatr foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM Z II
CALEDONIA.

DeelTning-.L.a MARITIME and the MOderatcs
Friumphane in Franee--EOreign Markets
The Hermann AFrived--StAte OF Europe,
For the earliest intelligence of the fol-
lowing news, we are indebted to the
Ohio State Joarnal:
The Caledonia arrived at Boston, on
HE 21st instant, having sailed from Liv.
erpool on the 9th inst. The Liverpool
market has declined. Best Western Ca
nal Flour brought 26s. 6d.a27s. 3d.
Philadelphia Flour S6sa27s. OH" Flour
25s eda26s. Cd. Corn 36sa3Ss. per quar-
ter. A corresponding depression has
taken place in the Money market.
All the quotations of the gain market
are based upon free duty.
The French election resulted in the
overwhelming defeat Of Ledru Rollins
party by Lamartine and The MOderates;
SO much so, that it is feared the Ultras
will resort 10 ''ulerior measures to rem
der all past proceedings nugatory.
Later,
The following additional intelligence,
we received FIRST from the Scioto Gazette:
FRANcE.--A plot TO blow up the Hotel
dc Vile has been discovered. There
were terrible riots at Rouen, in which
maAy persons were killed, before order
was restored. The Banks of France,
Ronen, Lyons. Havre, Lille, Toulous,
Orleans and Grenoblc are united to sus-
tain each oher--the Department Banks
serving as branches.
The French Assembly opened on the
4th May. The members Of the Provis.
ional Government, wearing iricolored
sashes, were greeted with greatapplause
Audrey do Puyreban, as senior deputy
took the Presidents chair. Dupont
d'Lure then ascended the tribune, and
on behalf of the Provisional Government
made a speech, resigning into the hands
Of the Assembly their Provisional pow
ers.
The President was to be elected on
the 5lh inst. All eyes were turned TO-
wards Lamartine.
The report is current that the French
army of the Alps have entered Savoy.
SPAIN is quiet
DENMARK. There has been several
skrmishes, but 10 other great battle be-
tween Denmark and Holstein. The
Danes were retreating.
GERMANY.-There have been further
encounters between the Republicans ant
the troops of the German Confederation
al Friburg.
FrightfnI disorder continues in PoSen
in Polish Prussia.
AUsrRIA.-The new Austrian Consti
ton was proclaimed, on the 25lh ultimo
heing the Emperor's birthday, amid gen
sral rejoicings.
AUSTRIAN lTALY.-No important en-
gagements have occurred, subsequent t.
the previous departure. but the Austri
ans have gained advantages in severa
skirmishes. Venice is closely blockadec
Trevisp has submitted.
PoLAND.-A deputa,on from Polan
will go to ST. Petersburgh, and peltio
the Emperor for restoration of the Con
stitution of 1925, This scheme Nicho
las stated TO be, the union Of the Scla
vonic States in one gigantic monarchy
thus Obtaining unlimited sway over Eu
rope.
The Emperor has refused assistance t
Denmark, according to one account
Apother states that Treaty offensive an
defensive, had been arranged, betwee
Russia Sweden and Denmark.
1t is stated that Mahemet Ali, Sulta
of Turkey, is at the point of death.
The Italians arc still fighting again
The Austrians.
Reform movements still continue thro
out the Kingdem of Great Britain.
IRELAND.-OBren and O'Connelhav
BECOME reconcled, and have agreed I
work hnrmouiousIy in future. They hav
again joined hands. An address to I'll
Irish was out, signed by the leaders {
the two factions, urging union anon
themselves for the repeal Of the Uniol
lTALY.-The forces ofthe Italian Stat,
under charles Albert. have resolved to n
tack the Austrians at Verona, and wer
within two Leagues of the city on til
3Sth of April.
The English consul at Venice had re
tirGa for safety to Trieste; for, upun h
declaration, England would not acknow
edge the Venilian Republic A M
tore down tho armorial insignia upon h
house.