The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
New YoRK, Oct. 4.

The Commercial new upon the whole
exhibits no improvement The Produce
market is fully Supplied, but the demand |
for most articles is limited. In ProV's-
visions a moderate business is dosing
and prices are steady. The advices from
the manufacturing districts are unSat's'
factory. =,
Komorn, although besieged, still holds |
out, and il is said can defy the besle9eIs
al entire year. The influence OF huss'a
aud Austria has been eXerted Ia compel
the Porte to surrender up the Hungarian
Chiefs who have taken refuge IN Turkey.
But letters from ConstantinopIe state that
this has been positively refused.
The Pope has quilted Gaela and pro-
ceeded to Naples His reception was of
most striking and enthusiastic character.
He will not 90 to Rome tor the present.
The cholera is committing great rava-
ges in and about Trieste.
News is daily expected from Moroc.
co, where the Spanish and French Gener-
al Zemad are likely to produce somebing
Il
Moors were expected to make an attack
on Massillu, having already cut off sup
plies.
The newly appointed Ministers were
assembled at Madrid; but no notice seems
to he taken ofcvents relative to Cuba.
The weather has been very wet in
England, but not so as materially to at
feet the crops. The late downward ten
GenCy of the Corn market has been che OK
ed, A slight advance has taken place.
There are uufavorable reports relative to
the potatoe disease, which has caused a
reaction.
Hop. picking in England has been dis
aslrous. One great effort has been made
by growers To procure relief from Gov.
ernmcnt.
Mortality from cholera continues
throughout England; but the number OF
cases arc declining. Since the com
mcncemcnt Of the disease. l3. 900 persons
have been swept away by it in London
IRELAND.-The potato disease is ex-
= tending into several districts, though it is
! not by any means become general.
FRANCE "A good deal Of attention is
. directed to the metropolitan council o
clergy, which has commenced its sitting
4 at Paris. Almost all the Bishops anC
+. distinguished clergy ofFrance are assist
J., ing at the council.
! The cholera appears to have perma
neully diminished in Paris The con
' spiraturs of June, lS4o, are to be trie,
! at Versailles, on the 10th of October
. GERMANY. designation of Tie Duic,
! Ministry--Papers received this morning
r announce the unexpected resignation o
the Dutch Ministry en- massc, after I
I nights deliberalon. The King accept
g ed the resignation, and gave instruction
for the formation of another cabinet. Th,
circumstances which led to this resul
have not transplred.
TURKgY.-Honor to Abdel Mesch;ci
Honor to the Turkish Minister! The
" have nobIy done their duty and refused t
y become panders to vindiclve blood, .hirs
J. tiness. The garrison of Komorn wa
we provisioned, with 10000 men, in
: state of complete disci pline. Tho off
y: GERS held meeting, and by large ma
u orily resolved not to surrender.
According To tho Vienna Journal, so
t 900 men nro to beseigc kOmorn. Th
' hombnrdment was to commence on tn
t 10Th, when the Ausllians occupied
t ereut part of the Island Scutt, without rC
It sistancc. But part of tho Hungarian
= were strongly entrenched before the ro
lress and it was expected that they woul
d, give Austria battle. 1t was rumored I
~ Vienna, that Bem has fallen into tn
= hands of tho Russians. Several tlungt
=, rian officers had been put to death som
!, by hanging, at Arad and Fennsvar.
- Nicholas of Russia's Ambassador {
tho Porte demanded the exlradirion ,
- The Hungarian officers. Kossulh, Den
= biuski, Dereyel Mesmaresses, aud lhei
companions.
=, The Russian General has arrived &
ConStantinople, his mission being to bu
!, ly the Sultan into compliance with til
= | demands nI hnSlIln.
10 The Turkish government refused /
>. surrender the Hungarian refugees, tn
Sultan having declared in the most in
pressive manner that thcy should not b
10 given up, let tho consequences be VIII,
" they might. We trust says leadin
g. London newspaper, that Lord Palmer
IS ton will do his duty as nobly as the Su
= tan has dUno his, and that the allied pov
!. ers will bo given to understand that WI
with Turkey for such IA cause means w
m with England.
II Kossuth and his compot'iois have pas
Q ports furnished by tho English Ambass
/. dor, and we trust every assistance wi
in DO render ed the Sultan, against tho a
tacks of Russia ana Austria.
cl 1t is saidihat Pelerwarden Surrende
r. ed to the Imperial troops on the 9th; pa
of the Magyars, however, still hold ou
MARKETS, CoTTuN,-No advance, al
u little prospect of riso unless there shI
81 be uniavorable news from lndin.
O. FLouR. Western Canal l9a23s, Ph
s' aud Bait, % to "a; Ohio 24a25
&C. GRAN.--U. S. red Wheat 5s 2l to 6
o. White and Mixed 6s 2d; Indian Co
I" 26n27s per quarter, for Yellow, 27s f
90 White.
's' CuRED PRovIsloNs.-Arrivalsc conlint
n small; demand for American Beef fai
mt and prices stoady.-Pmk, rather mo-
n inquiry, though dull, and difficult Of sal
m tor inferior sorts. Bacon sells with mo