The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22
Gate 4iorrion Nrws.
From NE Ohio State JoHrnai-By Telegraph.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Important News from England, ireland,
France, Germany, Austria, Prussia, Italy
and PortusaI--Fho Msrkets, sc. s..
New York, Dec. 14-4 2. NJ.
Editors Ohio State JOurnaI: The
splendid new Cuuard steamer Canada
arrived at this port this morning, after a
stormy passage of eighteen days. She
left Liverpool on the 25th ulr., and has
been detained by head winds. 1t will
be erecollected that she was expected to
make the passage in ten days.
ENGLAND.-The intelligence of Gen.
Taylor's election to the Presidency has
reached England, and has dilFuSed an un.
speakabe satisfaction among all classes
throughout Great Britain
The manly tone which has pervaded
General Taylor's Addresses 10 his coun.
trymen. with their spirit Of peace, has pre-.
possessed the people ofthis country gen
orally in his favor.
lRELAND.-ln the case of Martin, iudg-
ment was pronounced on tho 18th. Ar.
gument of writ of error in the case Of
Smith O'Brien was opened before the
Judges oftheQueen's Bench on Tuesday.
In the case of Kelvin ODohery, me.
mortal has been presented to The Lords
Justices, by the jury who found him gull
ly, PRAYING for commulation of The sen.
tence oftransporalon passed upon him,
10 imprisonment for term fyears.
FRANCE. - Paris.-As the eIecriun ap-
proaches the timid begin to feel alarmed,
and are preparing to havo The capital un-
Ill after the election is decided. An in.
surrectionary movement is apprehcnded
on the part oflhe Socialists and Red Re.
publCans.
L.amarline is expected in Paris daily.
1t seems that after all he will hc a can.
date for the Presidency. His friends are
now taking measures to secure his cleo
ton.
A large number Of tho members Of the
Assembly have urged General Cavaignac
10 present to the Assembly project of
law for closing the Clubs, bat he declines.
The funds still remain at low figures.
GERMANY.- DussclIWf was declared
in a state Of seige on the 22d. The civic
guard were ordered 10 give up their arms.
The troops occupied all the squares.
The Archduko John, Regent of Gcrma.
ny, has published strong address to the
German people, in which he dcprccares
the proceedings in Prussia. aud commands
peace among all good Germans.
ArsrRrA-fligh mass was pelfnnned
on The 18Th, few miIos from The capi.
to', for the repose Of the soul Of Count
Latour.
AS we become more correctly informed
of the recent Gighrfu events in EenRa,
we are struck with asionishment at the
awful crisis through which the people
have passed. Tho details furnished by
some ofour own counirymen, who were
compelled to take up arms during the
late seigo and bombardment until they
could make their escape to the Imperial.
let army, all prove that the students aud
tho Democratic party were perfectly
reckless Of human life, and only aimed
at defying The Imperial mandates.
PRussA.-Breslau and other towns
were reported 20 DO on the eve of insur
reciion. Wrangel has followed up his
directions for tho disarming the Bugher
Guard of Berlin.
Deputations have been going constant.
ly between Potsdam (iho kings resi-
dence,) and Berlin, imporing The king To
relrace his stops, dissolve tho Branden.
burg ministers, aud throw himself into
the arms of the Radicals.
On the other hand, it is said that the
King will dissolve tho Assembly, aud OF
his own accord, grant constitution simi-
lar 10 that Of Belgium, which is very lib.
eral.
lrALY-Lettcrs from Rome announce
that an insnrrectonary movement has Ia
ken place among the POnliciaI troops in
garrison in the marches on the Austrian
frontier.
An attempt had been made to assassi.
nate lhe Duke of Modcna, but il failed.
and the culprit was seized and thrown
into prison.
PonTUG,L.-Le,ters from Lisbon state
that a conspiracy had been detected by
the Governor whose vigilance had saved
the country from an outbreak, which was
10 have taken place on All Saints day
A member of tho disafiected had been
put under arrest. to DO triod by Court
Martial.