The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-24

IONh DiSptp hboN Jul may
become a chosen sanctuary Of freedom,
consecrated with our blood, or shall form
a damniDg monument to all eternity in
token Of the manner in which iytabts
can league 10 destroy free people aud
free nations. and Of the shameful manner
in which free countries abandon Que an.
other. .
Signed, l.. KOssUTH. Governor.
B. SzEMERE, Prest. Of Council.
Pesih. Sd, July.
RUssA--A Polish paper states that
republican conspiracy has been discoy-
cred in Russia; that numerous arrests
have been made, and that the whole az
fair was divulged by Secretary Of Count
Orlof. Two hundred and eighty per
sons have been arrested. Officers, with
letters de Calchet, have been sent to
Moscow and 10 other cities, to arrest the
members Of the conspiracy, which was
intended TO overthrow the reigning dy-
nasty, and establish republic.
TURKEY.---Adyices from Constantine.
pie state that an army Of so. 200 men had
been ordered to assemble on the Hunga-
rian frontier to protect the Turkish terri.
tory and to disarm all who made the at.
tempt to crUss the frontier. A Russian
Polish paper states that republican CON
sPiracy has been discovered III Russia;
that the conspiralors intended to over
turn the reigning dynasty and estab bIish
republic. Numerous arrests had been
made.
ITALY.-- Gen. Oudinot has been at Ge-
ia, in the hope Of modifying the intentions
of his Holiness, but with what effect has
not been announced.
The Austro. Piedmont treaty is not yet
settled, nor from appearances, is it likely
to be at present, fiat all. On consenting
To the payment OF seventy-fve millions
of indemnity money, the Piedmontese
Government further insists upon amnesty
being granted to the Lumbards. the We
netians, and to the inhabitants of Parma
and Placentia, which Austria peremptorily
refused to comply with. Both parties
have expressed their determination ia
make no concessions, and it is said that
under the circumstances Sardinia has de.
manded the support of France.
The Milan Gazette of the Cd states that
a rumor was current on the Neapolitar
frontier, that Garibaldi had embarked fol
America under favor of disguise, and
that bands Oft the Tuscan Apprentices mere
ly kept his name as a sort of safeguard
{ or watchwOrd.
Charles Albert Ex-King Of Sardinia
died at Lisbon, on the 2Sth Of July.
FRANcE.-The President of France is
on tour to the South. On his return tc
Paris he is to review the whole of the
army of the Seine. amounting to l5O, ,O0C
men-The spectacle is fixed for the 18th
August ...
There seems to be every prospect Of E;
most abundant harvest. In some depart
ments the wheat has already been cut
) under the most favorable circumstances
5 The funds are also on the advance. 81
that national prosperity seems 10 be with
5 in the grasp Of the government.
, The President is still accused of as
, piring to the imperial crown.
, ENGLAND AND IRELAND.-The Queer
, having quilted Osborne House for Ire
land, on the 1st inst. the Parliament wal
prorogued by commission. The speecl
= delivered at the close, contains nothing
s very novel.
: The inhabitants of Cork, Dublin an
s Belfast. are making the most active pre-
. parations to give loyal and enthusiast
reception to the Queen, and political fee
!, ngs are almost forgotten in the genera
$ excitement which prevails.
THE MARKETs.-tInder the prospect
!. of good harvest, breadstuffs OF all de
scripiions are depressed, particular
!. corn, Of which there is large amount c
# good and prime quality on hand. Ye
: low and white are quoted at 25s 25s 6
per quarter. Inferior parcels, heate
n and out of condition, are selling as low a
i 22 23s.
V There have been sales of -four to
t limited extent and prices in favor buy
a ers. American sound is scarce, wit
t sales to limited extent at "a a 25s,; Su
Q perior, uninspected, is offering in quaint
h ties at 20 21s. per bbl.