The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-19
cate 1orriall Nrws.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Ten DAYS Later From Europe.
BosroN, Jan. l2lh.


The roval Mail Steamer America ar
rived at this port to-day. bringing ten days
later intelligence from all parts of Europe
than that received by the Washington,
having sailed from Liverpool on tho 3Oih
ult. The news is interesting but not Of
usnalimportaucc.
The Cholera had increased in Londun
and Scutlaud, aud confined bad in both
places. Up to the sailing ufthe steamer.
Lonis Napolean was inaugura:ed on
the 2lst December Paris continued
tranquil, and no Disturbances seemed To
be apprehended.
Tie affairs Of Austria. Italy aud Spain
remained in sfat~ gro.
The demand for money in England had
increased, and funds ruso considerably.
The stock ofbulion in the Bank of Eng
land amounted To nearly lj.O0O.OOO
pounds sterling. The rates of discount
on 6ls, class paper was g. per cent. Gun
soils SS5aSSs.
In the Cotton and Wonleu manufactur-
ing districts an increased spring business
is Iooked forward To.
Mr. Polk's message was read with
great interest particularly that portion
relating to gold mines IN Calif"rnla.
Paris was the scene Of an Interesting
ceremony nn the 2lst-one which has
heeu lookol forward To by the naliOns OF
tho old aud new world, with unusual in
terest. Louis Sapolean was this day in
augurated, the first President "f the
French Republic, in the National Assem-.
bly,.
NJ. Marast 10 loud voice declared
Louis Napoloan President ui the RePnb-
llc .. France, one aud indiyIsabe from
thai day up tothe second Sunday "f May
1852, and invited the New President IL
come forward aud take the oaths required
hy the constitution. Louis Napoean ad
vanced towards the Tribune and was
sworn to remain faithful to the Republic,
and forward lis interests in all respUct5'
Ie then read the inaugural address
to the Assembly. at tho cOnclusinn ol
which he shook hands with Con. Cavaig-
nae. Tho Assembly were delighted
throughout, aud tho most unequivncuI
satisfaction was manifested on all sides.
Barrot was empowered Ia form a new
Ministry, Ledlu Rolin aud his party have
commenced an attack un tho new Gov
ernmen: through the Ndiionai editors.
IrALY.-But little progress has been
made towards the peaceful solution "ftht
affairs Of Goela. Tho provisional Gov
ernment of Rome ooncluded by IA vote u
the upper Chamber to indnce Pope Piu'
lureturn To the Holy City, but he refuso'
except on certain conditions, VIZ: dlssolv
ing ofthe Chambers. disbunding Of tn,
National Guards and Suppressng the
Journals; which conditions, show ;hat hi
Holiness has no real intention to return
at plesent To Quirenal palace.
GeNoA-llas been the scene Of som
popular outbreaks
GERMANY Vienna aud the province
were tranquil.
10 Austria tho public attention was di
recleL muinly against tho llnngaiians
We have but very imperfect accounts o
the progress Of this civil strife.
Commercial.
LIvgRpooL December 30th
Cotton Market steady, Fair New Or
leans 4sd and fair upland aud Mobile At
These figures show further advance Z
td.
The new law fixing tho duty on Whoo
at one shilling per quarter. goes into ol'
eralion on the lst Of February.
The Flour market is heavy; sales ut g
a27s, duty paid.
Indian Corn is dull aud prices have do
clned. Sales Of primo yellow III 32S u
per quarter, aud White at 3OS' Mea
dull
I.Itcst
FnANGs.-Louis Napoleon has name
Eis ministry as follows: NJ. O'lillon Bar
rnl. MinisterOf Justice. is TO DO charge,
viii the Presidency Of lho Council, un
Minister IN the absence of tho Presideu
Of the Republic; NJ, Duyan l.. lluy
Minister Of Foreign AtiailT NJ Leon d
Malevile, Minister uf the Interior N
Rupieres, Minister Of War Nj. do Trac
Munster vi Marine and Collections; N
Falnur, Minister nf Public inslructio
and Worship; Nj. Leon Gaucher, Mlni
ter Of Finance.
Louis Napoleon has addressed lciIt
10 the Electoral Committee, thankin
them for lavors, &c.
The proposition which was laid hoioI
the Assembly for poslponing the post
rcfIrm has been Withdrawn.
ltisreported that tho Pope has accep
cd an invl,aiun To visit Paris inMay neN
Two old diplunalisis of Louis Philli
pc arc to have high Offices under Nap
leon.
R0Mg.-Accounts from Rome loli
are by uO means satisfactory Tor the eau
oi order. Clubs are now in pnsSesSion
tho government. Their chief, Lucien h
naparlo, seems resolved To destroy |
sovereignty ofthe Pope.
AUsTRIA.-.During un eDgagcmc
with tho Hungarian lmperiaiots, p'
ION Of the City Of Weiselburg was
duced To ashes. According To latest |
counIs, Gen, Seylck was advancing
wards Pesth from the Hungarian army
the frontiers Of SiebeugurgeU, who "
continue to hold him in check,
The Annexation Of Cuba.
1t is with great reluctance that
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