The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-13
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ARRIyAL OF rmn cANADA.
seven Days IuIcr Ilonl Enrope.


cona,,ipn ofihs Markets 80.
Telegraptcd Jar he Bahiaore SIN.
BosToN, July 5.
The Steamer Canada arrived at Hall
fax on Tuesday evening, aud reached
Boston this morning. In consequence Of
the telegraph fran ST. John 10 Boston
beng Interrupted, your telegruphic dis.
patch Of the news, by express liom Hall.
fax. could not he received.
The Cauada brings 81 passengers
She sailed from Liverpool on the 23d ul-
limo. and consequently has made her pas
sage in less than twelve days
10 England nothing of interest has
taken place. There has been hnt little
change la the state of business affairs du.
ring the past week.
In the German States, bordering m the
Rhine, whore general insurrecilon is
going on. the Prussions have now ad.
vanced, aud struggle has taken place at
Manichelro, but The results not known.
RoME.-Up 10 the evening Of the 2lst
ult., no news had been received in Pais
ofthe entry of the French into Romo.
General Ondnot would moi make gen
eral attack before The lOln or l7lh. whoH
the news pf the failure of The conspiracy
Of Tho 18th, IN israpce, would reach that
place. and probably induce the Trinm.
yFate TO capilu'1te
Tho London Globe, of the ped Snys
that is generally believed tholtae tee.
graph will 1nuouncc to morrow the cOpit
ualion Of Rome.
The Gazoltc, Of Lyons, Of the goth,
states that a telepaphic dispatch from
MarseilIos, received as they we're going
TO press, announces tho oulry of the
French into Rome.
FRANoG,- attempted nsurrection
in Paris has been followed by moIo
formidable resistance to the laws.
Al Lyons a serious engagement took
place IN the streets, between the troops
and the mob, in the course ol which con.
fJerable number Of lives were lost on
both sides.
Barricndes were thrown mp, which
were not taken until battered dawn by
cannon. Tho fighting commenced On
tho morning Of tho 18th, aud continued
until late hournt night. TelegraphiC
dispatches, however. dated al Lyons ON
tho afternoon of The 10Th, announces that
the insurgents had been completely rout-
cd, tho streets cleared, aud the city ie-
stored TO tranquility. There are upwards
of fifty thousand troops iu aud around
Lyons. There was no apprehension Of
any further disturbance.
Great excitement existed IN different
places, and il was evident that the con
spiracy Gflhe Red Republicans Of Paris
extended To every town in France.
An attempt was made 10 get up a dis.
inlbauce ut MurseilIes bu,ittotally failed
One regiment Of cavalry put all right
without striking blow.
R1mors were current IN Paris that the
Mmislcrialmanngers were about TO change
places in the Cabinet, aud that DuiaIt
aud rliends were about 10 refine.
1t wus reported IIlal the Abby PalIolk
private secretary To tho Cardinal Anloll
arrived at Paris from Gaera and that he
is the bearer of impurtanl dispatches Iol
the French government and an autograph
letter from the Pope 10 Louis Napoleon
expressing bis resrel at tho lombard.
inent Of Rome.
HuSGARY AND ArsrRiA The news
from Hungary and Austria il o0ntrsdic-
tory. Some accounts give the advantage
to tho Austrians In The South iva ac
lions had taken place, both terminating
In advantage to the impcrlalsls,
The Hungarian General Porczcl, from
Fortress Warden, attacked some AnslriaI
cutrcnchmeut, but was ultimately ro
pulsed, though the Auslrians admit thci
own troopa HrIercd severely. The olhe
ballle wns fought by Baron Jelacbch
aud il asserted To have been a briIiau
victory, The Austrian accounts nro NJ
trustworthy, however, at least us regard
lheir0wn lnsses.
The London Globe ur lhe 22d has in
telligspce To the lGlh of June, giving aC
counts Of 4 trcmonJous encounter wit
tho Huugarans, Tho Austrians an,
Russians arc said 10 have been complete
ly delemed and left $4,000 killed on tn
field. The battle took place on llrg,
plam between Reap aud Reisburg ant
lasted Ga hours.
The Magyars lost, il il stated, abnu
5000 men. Tho Auslrians were com
manjed by Haymani Ru9sAns Ny Ruli
ger,aud the IluugarIous by Geo,gy, Al
ihnugh the news Of this bnitle was rt
ceiycd by private letters no public ionr
nails alluded loii
Tho Lloyd, OF Vienna, contains not III
slightest allusion 10 the battle
Another affair is mentioned ~ haviu
taken place al Czarma A brigade W,
by Schleick from Gdenbug und,
General Wyss. who was ioken prisune
aisl Col. Baton Lessner killed,
General Schleick sent his brigade
cover his right flank Whilst marchil
10 Rhaaba. on the 18th ultmo, he W
beoton. Some reports represent u
whole brigade 10 nave been destroyed
others, that 1000 hal deserted Scblci
aud gone to the Magyars For lhl
DAYS cart loads of women continued
pour INTO Presburgh aud the placesrou
about
A fresh recruit throughout all Aust
is intended.
Letters fiom Gdenhurg st0lc that
ca,ta;,. ,,,,nt a "a i,nnarintist ,lntnhstl, 4,