The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15
Gatt foreign N'sm,
ARRIVAL OF TmE EUROPA
seven DAYS Later from Europe.

France and ROme--The Hungarian Com
test--Defeat OF che RUssians-s Pbe French
EIeetIons---Franee against Russia and
Austria. ff
The Intelligence brOugla by the steam
er Europa is most imp0rianland IN some
respects highly gratifying We give be-
low a pretty full summary other news:
ENeLAND.-1h The British Parliament is
not ia such violent harry 10 take up tho
affair ofthe Canadian quarrel. The news
brought by The "Cambria" embracing
all the Intelligence up To the S.h of Nav
from Montreal, has left the impression in
England that the excited party will spec.
aily allow their feelings m settle down,
and will perceive the enormous mistuke
they have made.
Two highly Interesting dispatches, one
from lord Elgn, dated 18th MAY, to
Earl Grey, and The Earls reply respect.
ing the outbreak, are published. Earl
Grey states that he is commanded by Her
Majesty 10 inform Lord EIgin. that while
she has received with very great concern
the Intelligence ofthe deplorable eVunts,
they have not impaired the confidence
felt in Lord Elgin's abilities and iudg-
ment, and that she continues To regard
his administration as meriling her enlire
appreciation.
Earl Grey 1eprecates Lord Elgn's in.
iention of resgning, and concludes by
iniimating Her Msjesty's anxious desire
thai he should retain his office.
In The House of Lords on Monday,
Lord Stanley made an elaborate speech
inoppsstion To the bill for The navigation
laws, and several amendments were Of.
fered. which were rejected by decisive
maJorlies. The fpal vote in committee
OF ministers increased their late majority
Of ten 10 thirteen.
The Standard (eveHing paper nflhe
18Th ultimo, mentions tho rumor of frepor-
ted shanges IN Tho English Cabinet
L"rd Clarendon was to be raised to
the Premiership.
Another pistul has been fred at Quee n
Victoria, without. however, any Injurious
consequences. The criminal is q slupid
lrisbman, who. as the pistol contained
only powder. seems IN have had no other
object III view than to gaia notoriety.
FRANCE-The recent elections have
resulted iny0raby To tho Socialists aud
red republicans To far greater extent
than was anticipated. TIseY will num-
ber IN the Assembly abolt 2iO strong a.
galnst twice that numbei, which though
composed of parties and sections Of par.
ties entertaining very opposite opinions,
are nevertheless considered the friends
Of order, On the announcement Of this
intelligence. tho French funds fell lhir. /
teen per cent. At tho latest daios, how.
ever. they had slightly recovered. aud on
the 2l,h The five per cents were qutod
ut Sll: Soc, aud three per cents At 52f
la tho French Assembly. the Affairs of
Rome aud Hungary being under cousid.
Grafton. debate arose which is described
US being tho most exciting and violent
ever Witnessed. Propositions of an i'm.
mediate declaration Of war against Rus-
sia and Austria wero urged by several
speakers, which, however. wore subse.
qnenIly modified by tho adoption ufa ro-
solution proposed by General Cavaignac, =
recommending To tho Government to n.
dept energetic measures for tho prniec.
tlnn of The internal aud external interesis
0flho Republic, This resolution, though
violently opposed by tho Ministry, was
carried bya majorty of436 10 lsl.
Nothing has been arranged in regnrd ::
10 n change Of Ministry, but il was sup. = =
posed that Immediately after the new +; T.
Assembly mot. Marshal Bugeoud would :, ~
be called upon To form new cnbinet. ~ V;
The Assembly which is on the eve Of - ~
dissolution, has by one vote knocked off L. !.
revenue of one hundred aud three mill "
ions (abnui four miluns sierling) levied :,
on potable liquors; IN vain the fnanco ", "
minister pleaded for delay. or that some ', y,
substitute should be found; the Ropresen. ~
tatlves OF the people of France wero in. 49,
exorablc, aud voted the abolition ofthe ~
duties by 293 10 $50. ~ ~
The po wers Of the Constituent Assem- :"
bly, expire on Sunday, tho 27tb, at mid. ~
night. aud those of tho Legislative As. !"
sembly commence on tho 2Sih. The
members oflhe new Assembly will hold q -
preparainry sitting on Sunday or Monday, rs
before The public Sitling. lu form tho pro. 10 10
ViSional bureaus. WI
Tho ch,Jsra III,
creasing in Paris The number of hos. ~
pltal eascs reported from the LIST TO the =.
10th Of May inclusive, was 26, ,272 sick. '''
aud l2,SO6 dcoths-being an increase of =,
about 25 per ceul, 'h'
The pppulace of Lyous having shown p''
disposition lorevolt, Marshal Bugcaud y" w
ordered regiment oflho limo to charge; 20 80
but Instead ofobeyiug this summons, the "e '
soldiers joined tho mob. W W
A regiment of dragoons wa, ordered ~
TO act, but On seeing that the infantry :,
manifested disposition Ia resist, they ~ w.
shea,hed lhoir swords aud returned to ~ ~
the barracks. y
An ln'urreclion seemed tn bcSexpccrcd D
in Paris, and il was feared the soldi.ry :
there would side with tho people. W "
The President hid ordered Marshal "
Bugeaud to Paris, aud irosh Siepimepls !"
were arriving from the county To replace :"
those that were suspected of being lisaE r,
feclcd tothe government ~ "
AUSTRIA AND lUN0ARY.. hcEmnoror r.
Df AsIria passed through Breslau on the " y
night ofihe goth, on his way To Warsaw, H.
10 meet the Emperor Of Russia, who had =,
already arrived there, He was proceed ~ ~