The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
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CALIFORNIA GOiu LohOOtA-AAeJcoNOh OA
the Emperor OF Germany.
The Hermann reached New York, on
the 18th inst, with l20 passengers and a
valuable cargo She left Southampton
onthe 26lh Of March.
We give the following summary of
her news: LONDON, March &c.
The Markets are very little changed
since the sailing of tho Niagara. The
funds rose slighiyto day. Cuns"ls closed
at 924. The produce market is dull.
Sales ofColton at Liverpnolon The oath
$500 bales al full rates. AT Havre a
slight reaction was experienced in the
cotton market, in consequence of tho
Europa's advces.
Business was improving in The French
manufacturing towns of Rnuen, MarseiI-
les and Grenoble. An active spring
lrado is aaticipated.
Rumors still prevail extensively of an
approaching change in the Ministry.
A large amount Of gold dust amounting
in all 10 more than 100000, has been re.
ceived 10y various mercantile houses in
London.
All tue efforts used by the Governments
of Franco and Great Bririn 10 rene w the
armistice between Austria and Sardinia,
had failed. Hostilites would therefore
commence, aud he prosecuted with great
rancOr On both sides.
Although European sympathics are
strongly enlisted on the side of Italian
liberty, yet il is greatly feared that King
Charles A bert will mol he able to cope
with his formidable antagonists. who, it
is said, contemplate direct attack on
Turin.
The latest accounts fiom Hungary
state that the Imperialsts are not making
much headway against the Magyars. who
have lately been successful inseveral en-.
counters.
The Assembly at Frankfort have re-
jected the proposition to appont the
King Of Prussia, hereditary Emperor pl
Germany.
The King of Naples is likely To have
considerable difficulty Ia keep his throne.
A formidable insurreclioa is about to
break out in Calabra
The French Government has received
telegraphic dispatches. announcing that
the eSardinian army uuderGeneraI CIrranz.
nowski, $4,000 strong, advanced 10 The
Ticino in three divisions on the 20lh
Charles Albert accompanied ihe army ut
General Of Brigade. On Tho 2lsi the
Austrian army crossed the Same river
after experiencing slight resistance. II
was supposed that The Sardinians would
be forced to retire aud that great bat.
tie would be fought IN tho plains of Yer
cell A French expedition Of IL 900 mer
is ready to sail, tho mouOul The Austrlan'
set foot on the POnlilcial territory.
Tho last returns Of the Bank of France
are not quite so favorable tn trade.
AS fears are still entertained from tn,
Socialists and Communists, great militia
ry preparations are still kept up at Pari
to preserve the peace.
The speech Of Lord Aberdeen in The
House Of Lords. On European affairs
produced good effect on the Pari'
l}ourse. Three per cents were done a
52f, 70 cents. Five per cents S2f. 9Oc
SARDlNlA.-Thc Piedmontess Gaz
cite quotes a lerlerIrum Como Of the lGll
stating that the Auslrians have evacuated
that place, and carried off the boilers %
tho sleamers, to make them useless lo the
insurgents. BY proclamaIion of III,
municipality Of Milan. voluntary, gra
tuolus municipal guard is instituted. tC
provide for internal tranquility in concert
with the military.
Pans, Sunday, March 25, II, A. NJ
FRANCE.-The Assembly, after posi-
hour last evening, brought 10 close the
debate Of tho law on the clubs, which
was finally adopted The third aud con
elusive reading will take place after five
clear days, by this law clubs are inter
dicted but public mectingsCor the discus
sion Of political subjects, which have moi
the character imputed to clubs Dy tn,
present law, will have no other eIec
than to abolish the name of"club." Ih,
clubs will still exist as private socie
ties.
A Paris letter Of Sunday the 25th uli,
says,-Greot agitation prevailed in Pori
last night and yesterday afternoon. AT
tfOupemcnts were collected IN variDu
quarters The town was putrole4 l.,
strong delachmcnls both Of cavalry an,
infantry during The night. A popula
movement for tomorrow continues To b,
spoken oC
The troops were everywhere under arm
yesterday and last night. Those wh
are quartered in the Bnncieu aud the dc
tachcd forts round Paris. have been cor
fined to their barracks for the last t~
days
NJ Proudhou's journal, Le Peupe, wa
again seized Yesterday.
IMPORTANT FROM GERMANY
Intelligence from Frankfort. Of the 90
insi,, brings the result of tho voro u
Wclker's motion in the National Assem-
bly, on the 2lst inst. Tho first vote take
was on the first proposition Of the minor
~, moving the order ofthc day on Well
er's motion. This was rejected by "a
against 260. NJ. MlRuhl, of Ilauan, an
Won Lindo withdrew thcir proposition
tending to pass To an OJder du jo1r motir
Consequently. tho Assembly voted imm,
dia,el on tho proposition flhe mnjni,