The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12

Members OF the Legislative ASSemoIy
have addressed the people Of Paris 10 dis \
suade them attending banquet. pro- \
posed to be given on the twenty-second,
TO celebrate the fifthy-seventh anniversary
of the first French Republic.
HUNGARY. According to letter from |
Kemmenlo, dated 3lst August. the Mag
vars had shot three officers at Peterwar-
den who formed the plan of delivering
up the fortress to the lmperialists.
NAPLES. 13lh.- The Times correspOn-
deut says that differences have prevailed
in the Conference II; Portici, which may
cause breach between the French and
Papal Governments.
The Gratz Zeitung says that Radeizky |
has been appointed stateholder,and Hay |
nau. Commander General in the Lombar-
do.Venetun Kingdom. and Baron Hess,
Austrian Minister of War. 1t is rumor-
ed that Radelzsky's reward for his ser
vices is to be an imperial domain; that of
Jelachich and Haynau. domain be-
longing To the States.
From Jerrold's News, September 90.
General Bem at Paris.
DEAR Sir: think you may pOatircly
announce that the heroic Gen. BEN ar.
rived safe in ;his city on Monday. The
German papers falsely represented that
he had fallen into the hands of the Rus
slams. A friend ofmine got the informa.
lionO Bem's arrival from Hungarian,
who stated that he had accompanied him.
Yours, truly, G. G.
lTALY--A correspondent of the Lon
don Times says, it is rlmored that the
Roman question is likely to be settled at
an earlier period and in more satisfac.
tory manner than was at first anticipated
the Austrian cabinet having expressed
its approval ofthe propositions contained
in the letter Of the President of the
French Republic to NJ. Edgar Ney.
A letter from Rome cfthe 9Th instant
asserts that the French ultimatum has
been reduced to three points--a council
Of State, with deliberate voice for the
interiors; a partial amnesty; withdrawal
OF all paper morey by paying all debts
hitherto contracted, and thus acknowl.
edge the acts Of the Provisional Govern
ment. Plus TX and Cardinal Antoneli
are said still to resist, and to declare that
His Holiness will not submit to the ap-
pearance Of acting under the diclation OF
any party.
Plus TX. AT NAPLEs.--The Pope has
left Gaeia aud taken up his abode at
Porlici, near the city Of Naples. He
was not, it is said, received at Naples
with the snme demonstrations of Joy that
the mere name Of Plus ] X. drew down
from the Italians two years ago. Many
gentlemen did not even lift their hats tt
the head Of the church.
Tunes At RoME.--At Romo all is un
certainty, and wholesale arrests TAX,
place without the observation of lega
, forms. Every one sees a crisis depend
ing; but whether it will he for good o
: evil, is doubtful. The misery oflhe peo
pie increase daily, and with it their ha
tired of the priests. A new jonrnaI, in
tended to be the journal of the pure pom
. li6cal party has appeared.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.--The new
: from Hungary confirms the opinion ex
=, pressed by our correspondent at Vienna
;, that the Emperor of Austria is disposed
J to deal severely with The defeated insur
V gents. Even the fate Of Georgey VA
: very doubtful for time. His lmperia
. . Majesty having felt at first very slrongI
/" inclined TO send him before court. mar
tial. A IemonstranCe on the part of th
: Car is said to have dissuaded the Gov
ernment from carrying out this deslgI
;. Meanwhile, It's certain that the fugiliv
Z leaders ofthe Hungarian revolution h "
. no mercy to expect, and already Ion
" list of names is drawn up, 10 be torwal
ded To tho authorities in all parts of tn
" empire. The list contains sixty pcrsopr
= denunciatons or s'eck .brieis includu
" the names of BEN, Kossulh, Madam
It Kossulh, (born Meezlengi.) Petofy, (dt
o scribed as poet and Perezel.
: The Dulscho Reform has news froi
10 Moldavia, to the effect that the corps
Hnngarians, from 5000 to 1000 strong
" c which has crossed the frontier, was eI
u camped at Widin. BEN and Kossul
: were under the protection of this sma
It army, a fact which efleciuaIIy disposes {
the report that the former had been car
IT ! ured by the Russians. An applicatio
' on the part of the Austrian authorities /
c tho Pacha of Widin, for the extraditio
of this corps, had been refused until I'll
" receipt of further instructions from Coz
- s,anlnople. The insurgents above mel
= toned are provided with tents by ii
. % Turks, aud live very comfortably.
g The Mormon city Of The Salt LAX
s. MORMON CRY, GREAT SALT LAKE
l. T,I 90 1910