The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-16
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= DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE!
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.

Ambassador at Madrid~..InsurrecIIOn at
Seville.
NEW York, June 10, 1s4s.
Editor Ohio State JourRal:
The Acadia has arrived at Halifax from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 9Th
ult. Her news is brought 10 Boston by
the express steamer Buena Vista, and
thence telegrapbed to this city.
FRANCE.
The political surface appears more
calm at paris; but Lyons is a prey TO riot
and disorder Frightfu dsafeclion pre-
walls in the provinces. The Grand Ma
tional .teie came off on Sunday in the
Champ de Mars. The Deputies Assem-
bled, but the banquet was relinquished
as impracticable.
The National Assembly and the exec
utive committee show unmistakeable
signs of being discordant, not coordinate
bodies. No sooner had the Legislative
and executive powers repressed ;he move
ment of the 10th of May, than they began
to contend fer the mastery. The propos-
ed DEGREES authorizing members of the
Executive Government to sit in The As
sembly, and restricting the power of the
President ofthe Assembly overthe troops.
were both rejected. Another decree
proposing to confde the external protec-
tion of the Assembly to the Executive,
was rejected unanimously.
Not on ly does distrust between the two
authorities manifest itself, but the Exec
utive must fall, on account of its internal
dissensions.
Lamartine and Rollin it is thought will
resign; and Marrast and Arago succeed
them. Their party, from their expert
eDce and moderation, have great weight
Predominating in the Assembly, They
are strengthened by the legitimatists,
whose organ, La Presse, has published
a series of Letters from the Prince de
Joinville, calculated to awaken the sym
palhies of the French people, and pave
the way for his return to France as pri-
vate citizen. The republican party are
evidently aware of this design; but the re-
gency party have high hopes.
In consequence of real or pretended
demonstrations, every avenue to, and the
rooms in the hall of the National Assem-
bly, are daily occupied by soldiers with
fixed bayonets. The Assembly has plain
y declared that keeping $50 900 pension
ed men doing nothing, must be stopped
as the OrganiaatiOn ofIa6or, which was
the leading pretext for opening national
workshops, has been found impractical
BILE
The trials ofthe May consprators have
not yet taken place.
The policy of Lamariine, in regard to
Poland, is doubtful But he has une-
quivocally declared that Italy shall not
relapse under Austrian dominion; that on
the first call of tha Italian Patriots the
French army shall cross the Alps.
Mr.. Rush presented the congratula-
tions Of the American Congress to which
Lamartine suitably replied.
AT Toulon the workman seized the ar
senal; but the troops after sharp conflict
regained possession. In Hostein affairs
remained IN statu quo.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor and Empress left Vienna
secretly, unknown to the Ministry, on
the 17lh. The reason is not stated. The
Archduke Francis accompanied them
There seems mystery about the affair.
ITALY.
In Lombardy the war continues with
undated vigor. Peschiera is besieged
by the Piedmontese. The Ausirans
have invested Teviso; but according to the
latest accounts it still held out.
NAPLES.
An insurrection Broke out on the 1nh
-Four hundred troops were killed, and the
beautiful city is given up 10 pillage by
the government. Its magnificent paa-
ces and villas are now heap of ashes
The accounts are confused-but il
seems that after the battle the National
Guards were disbanded and new minis.
try formed-Prince Curiati at its head
SPAIN.
Mr.. Bulwer has been dismissed from
the Court Of Madrid, and ordered by the
Duke de Sotomayer to leave the city in
as hours. He arrived in London on
Wednesday the gath. No Parliamenta-
ry explanation has yet been given. Ex-
chequer bills have fallen in consequence,
and are selling at AZ TO 81 shilIings pre-
MUM. At Seville an insurreclipn had
broken out, attended by great loss of life,
for which the French journals blame Mr..
Bulwer.
IRELAND.
The excitement on account of govern.
ment trials has subsided. In Dublin the
clubs and artisans continually parade The
streets, and collision is feared asinevita-
BILE.
COMMERCIAL.
The crops present all encouraging as
pect; and this materially affects leading
articles of grain and produce.
Best English Wheat 5Osa56s per quar-
ter. American 4Ssa50s. Corn being in
increased demand. has realized above
35s per quarter in London, while at Liv-
erpool it is 33sa34s for White; and 35sa
BIS for Yellow. at which large sales have
been made for shipment TO Ireland
FLouR-best canal 2Ss per bbl Phil.
adelphia and Baltimore, 27sa27s Cd