The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA
seven DAYS Later irolu Europe.

The Queens Visit 10 IrsIAnd-.AnaIrs OF
France--HungarIRn VIctorIea---Anothsr
battle"AustriacaIIing on Bavaria for help,
Markets. &c.
The Steamer Caledonia arrived al Hall
fax. on the Both ut. Her dates are TO the
18th from Liverpool and the 18th from Lon
don:
DENMARK AND PRUssrA.--The steamer
washington arrived at Southampton on the
l4th, from Bremen. on her way TO New York
one eleitbremerhaven on Saturday and brings
Intelligence OF the actual departure of the
Danish b!ockading squadron, and the with
drawal OF the cruising vessels from of Hell.
egdard, which have departed for CopeDha.
gen, permitting free ingress too and egress
from the respective ports. A number OF
merchant vessels had entered the Weiser,
and commerce was resuming its wanted ac.
tivity.
The American frigate st. Lawrence, Capt
Paulding, had LEFT Bremerhaven for cruise
in the Baltic.
ENGLAND.--There is no striking feature
in the news from this portion of Europe
The London Journals, it would seem, find
great difficulty in filling their columns with
attractive matter.
The Queens visit to Ireland has termina a
ted with the most enthusiastic praise and
delight.
FRANCE The Assembly, after sitting IS
months, adjourned TO the Isl October. AT
the last sitting but one, application was
made TO prosecute two representatives for
seditlon and libel. This gave rise TO dis
cussion, during which there was an alterca-
ton between Pierre Bonaparle and an ed-
erly representativ i've, who received slap in
the face. They we're immediately ordered
into custody, and Bonaparte is to be tried for
the offence.
President Ronaparte has returned to Par
is from Rouen and Havre, where he expe.
rIenced some sickness similar in its nature
to the cholera
Paris and the surrounding districts have
been relieved from martial law, and tranquil
lty is perfectly maintained.
The French Government, it is said, has
received information that Austria has ap-
piled 10 Bavaria for military assistance and
that the latter was about to send an army
Of 10000 men to protect the Austrian Cap
ital.
The troops left al Rome by Gen Oudinot
have exhibited strong feelings of Gissatisac-
ton at not being permitted to return to
France.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.--A letter re-
ceived in Paris from Vienna states that the
Austrian Government had resolved to nego-
tiate with the Hungarians.
The 0anaral acnounIu fran Ninnnn rn
of much interest. The entrance ofthe Hun.
garians, from Comorn, into Raab. Is fully
confirmed. The accounts only differ as to
the booty which was levied in or near Raab
by the Magyars.
The greatest alarm prevails in Vienna
and Presburg, in consequence of the ad-
vance of the HungariOns, whose ouiposts
were reported to have appeared in Weissel-
berg All the troops that could be spared
from Vienna were Immediately dispatched
by railroad TO Presbnrg.
Many of the soldiers who were merely
raw recruits. left with great reluctance.
A battle, which continued during the ODD
24th and 18th July, took place between the
Russians and Hungarans near Meiskoltz,
on the left bank OF the Sake. 1t seemed
that after the battle, Georgey Quilted his
position and the Russians, good deal cut
up, followed him.
MISUNDERSTANDING the week small rise
was experienced in the Cotton market; but
Wheat fell from Id to I'd per bushel Indi-
an Corn advanced about Is per quarter;
good Flonr maintained former quotations,
The prices of American Provisions have
bcGn sustained and there is a steady de-
nd