The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

Hibernia, "
PRUssIA-The Prussian States Auze-
iger. of the 9Th inst, contains the fol-
lowing paragraphs: "The Kolner lei.
tung. No. 2Sl. asserts that it can state, on
good authority, that Austria formerly
protested, a few days ago. against the
cOnyOcation of the parliament. and had
threatened forced intervention. We
are authorized TO declare that no protest
ofthe kind exists, either with the threat
ened intervention, or without il; conse-
quenily it is also impossible, as the
Kolner Zeitung pretends, to know that
any reply thereunto can have been
sent"
The German Reform also declares that
all The intelligence which was communi-
Gated To a great number of the journals
by telegraph, aud also by the ordinary
modes of communication, relative To the
Austrian note, are utterly without foun-
datiou.
GERMANY.-ABDIcATfoN OF the KING
OF PRUssIA.-The London papers publish
es the following doubtful piece of intel
ligence which is received via Paris:
A piece of news, which probably has
already reached England, arrived here
from Valencieunes by telegraph this
morning, namely. the abdcatinn of the
King of Prussia ia favor of his nephe W
the Prince Royal. .. a' s-
ROME.-The Paris Evene me Mt says:--
We are assured that the Government las
received accounts from Rome Of serious
Importance. The Pope, who had deter.
mined 10 leave Porlii, on the 26lh inst,
and To enter Rune on the 2Sth, aud who
had requested NJ. de Corcelles to accom-.
pany him, changed his determination on
learning the recall of NJ de C0rcelles, and
the arrival Of General paraguay d'Hilli-
ers. fhe Pope is said to have announced.
in writing, his firm determination not to
return to Rome as long as France shall
not be represented near his person, ex.
cept by The General commanding the
corps ofoccupalion. He fnrlherintimated
III his letter, that he was determined, on
his return to Rome, to break completely
with the policy Of the three Cardinals,
| FRANcE.-A considerable sensation
was produced in Paris on the 9th, by
tho apprehension of between forty aud
fifty individuals. belonging to the Legi,i-
mist party, at house in the Rue Rum.
furd, upon charge ofconspiracy to over.
throw the Republic. with view of plac.
ing the Due dc Bordeaux on the throne
No persons of note were found among
the number. A depot of arms has been
discovered at Versailles, which is sup.
posed 10 be connected with The plot.-M.
de Larochejaquelin and others pronounce
it TO be only coup de main of police
An inquiry is Immediately to be institu.
ted. which will remove alldoubts upon the
subject. -.,..
The Constance has arrived at South.
ampton. with 100000, Of which por.
ton is said to be California dust; and the
augmenting hoard of bullion in the bank
creeping upon seventeen millions--is
the theme Of wondermept. ...4 ..
The following is the latest news by the
Hibernia. received at Liverpool to the
hour Of her departures: '. at
LONDON, Dec. l, 1S49.
PARIS. Friday.--The French Govern.
ment has sent orders to Rome to send
home that portion of the expedllonary
army for which it has been impossible to
find barracks, and who are III lodged.
Letters from Lyons, of the 9Th inst,
stale that the overAowing Of the Rhine
has caused much damage in that city
The houses, qnays, aud adjoining streets
are completely flooded. and the inhabi.
lantS obliged to move with their proper
~.
The proposition for tho sale of The
crewn jewels is rejected.
Twenly.three members Of a secret so.
ciety were tried On Wednesday; fifteen
acquitted; the Others condemned to peri.
ods Of imprisonment not exceeding two
years.
The report that the President had sig
nified his intention to stand second time
for the Presidency, is contradicted.
VIENNA, 24th.--Levying Of troops in
the crown lands proceeds with rupidity,
and the contingent is almost formed,
Alsen and Snnderburg are to be- put
on footing ofwar Quarters for 10, 900
mon have been bespoke.
LONDON "A cabinet council was held
at the Foreign Office yesterdOy--set an
houl and half.
A cnmmittee Of naval officers has been
appointed by the admiralty, to consider
the most advisable means for ascertain
ing The fate of sir John Franklin. 1t is
expected the report Of the officers ap.
pointed will be made early on Monday.
ESCAPE OF ARKANSAS OUTLAWS More
Violence Erpected-The little Rock Ark
Democrat Of the 7th has advices from
Marion county, stating that Jesse N.
Everett and Nelson Stratton, two Of the
principal actors in the recent outrages
in Marion county, have escaped from the
Jail at Smithvlle, and are now with about
forty Of their confederates, all armed.
embodied within ak miles Of Yellville.
The whole country is in high state Of
alarm at this movement, Captain Nit.
chelI's company had been again called
out, General Wool is determined to re.
take them at all hazards.
FRoM FLoMDA.--We learn from
passenger who came up on the VIM
Castor, on Saturday that Gen. Twiggs
L Il a