The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
ARRIVAL OF THE MIBERNTA.
seven Days Later from Europe.
The French Expedition Sailed for Italy,.
War between Germany q Denmark.sDc-
cline in Breadstufrs.
So. JhMN. M. B. May II, 4 Y

The steamer Hibernia arrived at Hal
flax on Thursday. and your express. with
the news, arrived at ST. John at 10 clock
this morning. A dispatch was imnedi.
alely prepared. and the news commenced
going over, when an interruption of the
wires caused some delay.
The H:bernia brings eighty--three
pounds sterling in specie.
Hoslilities between Denmark and
Prussia continue to he waged without
any apparent preponderance on either
side. which is likely to effect the general
result. The troops ofGermany have en-
tered Jutland in considerable numbers.
France continues Tranquil. The ex-
pediton in behalf of the Pope sailed on
the 22d nlt. and intelligence had been re-
ceived of its arrival at Cevita Vecchia,
and would Immediately go to Rome.
The Pope will reman at Gaeta unti' the
temper of his revolted subjects is ascer-
tanned. .d fIo
Information has reached Liverpool
that the Hermann and w ashington, steam
ers. have obtained permission from the
Danish government to carry passengers
and goods 10 and from Bremen, without
search or detention.
The condition of Germany continues
distracted.
Austria continues to be foiled in Hun
gary. The accounts from the seat Of
war are conflicting.
The war between Naples and Sicily
continues adverse to the latter; in addi
tion. Catania Soto has surrendered to the
Neapolitans.
Palermo, ii is said, has prepared to
capitulate.
Sardinia rejects the terms offered by
Austria. and the two governments are a
gain at issue. The Piedmonte-e minis
ters have given fresh directions to the
war department to prepare fnrthe imme-
diate resumption of hostilities.
The Terms offered by Austria have
been rejected by Sardinia.
Liverpool Corn MARKET. April 2s.--
The market for breadstuffs has been dull,
Wheat has declined 2 and Sd per 10 los ,
and -four is down Cd to Cd per 5bl.
Western Canal is quoted at 23s. 23s. Cd;
Philadelphia and Baltimore 23s. a23s. Cd,
N. Orleans and Ohio 23s. Cd a GAS.
Father Matthew will positively sail for
New York in the Ashburton, on the 22d
of May.
AUSTRIA. A.-Accounts state that the
Austrians were driven back from Com.
urn. with the loss Of twenty guns, and
two thousand prisoners. and that they
had been compelled to raise the siege of
that fortress. 1t was rumored at Paris
that murderous engagement had taken
place under the walls of Comnrn, in which
the Hungarians were victorious. Thus
the great struggle for The position of
the Hungarian fortress of Comorn. on the
Danube, which the Austrians besieged
for several weeks, and which the Hunga.
rians, at the previous accounts. were en-
,leavoring to relieve. has been decided,
and in this victory the Hungarians have
gained advantages over the Austrians
which cannot we'll be overcome.
Ii is also reported that the Austrians
had evacuated Pesth.
The Hungarian Army. encouraged by
their successes, were under the walls of
Vienna.
1t was reported at Vienna that an in
surreclion had broken out at Cracow.
RoME,-The intelligence from the I'm.
peria City. is not without interest. The
Republican Romans seem determined to
oppose the interference of the French.
Gen. Aversand had arrived at Rome.
for which city the Legion of Garibaldi
was in full march, TO protect it against the
French troops, who had landed at Civita
Vecchia. The Provisional Government
will reach to Ancona.
DEnMARK.-The town Of Rolling was
taken by the Schleswig. Holstein troops
under Bowen on the Goth. The fighting
continued for may hours in the streets.
before the town was evacuated by the
Danes. ai ,l
ITALY.-The authority Of the Grand
Duke appears To have been established
everywhere in Tuscany, except Leghorn.
The populace there were very trouble
some.-They had shut the gates and bar.
ricaded the streets, and expressed de-
termination TO defend the town to the
last extremity.
The PiedmonIese Ministry have al.
ready directed that the provisions and
armament of all Alesandria should be con-
tinued with the utmost activity. and that
40, 900 men should be formed under the
protection of the cannon ofthe fortress aud
the line, and extending between it and
Genoa.
FRANcE.--The Journal des Debais an.
nounces that the French Minister at
Turia has been instructed to encourage
the King of Sardinia to reject the terms
of peace attempted to be forced from him
by Marshal Rade,zky, and also adds that
orders have been furnished to the Sar.
dinian Admiral TO remain in theAdriatic.
tillexsling difficulties have been removed.
In the Assembly on the 22d. a bill for
irdemnifying proprietors Of Houses in
the French colonies, passed second
reading. The sitting oflhe Gath was en-
tirely occupied in considering the bill in.
iroduced by Gen. Lamorcere, for the or
ganization ofthe army. He proposes to
abolish drawing by conscriptien, and to
make every one liable to military SER
vice. asiaa ltg..as,
Mr.. Frapold, of,he Roman Republic,