The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
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AtRlYAL OF THE NI.GARA.
sevcn DAYS L..ier Irom Earope

The steamer Niagara arrived at Hal |
ifax at 3 O'Clock an Thursday afternoon,
and will be due at New York on Satur-
day evening. She brings $4,000 in nspe-
Gle. and 163 passengers. aa
There was no prospect of any material
amendment in commercial affairs. Mon
ey continued plentiful. On Friday. the
18th. Consols :or money opened at 905.
steadily advancing. and closing at 9ls'
French three per cents closed on
"Wednesday evening at5S Francs so
ceutimes. aud Eve per cents at SSf 95c.
Pennsylvania State stock sold in Lon.
don on the 10th at 80, being an advance.
This is the only description Of American
stocks mentioned in the English papers.
The chief demand for American securi-.
tiesis on German account.
From the manufacturing districts gen
orally there is great complaint that the
goods sent may bring little ol no profit
whatever.
ENGLAND.-The Canadian outbreak
has been fully debated in Parliament,
and Lord Elgin sustained.
1t is said that amendments to the nav.
igalion bill'wilI be proposed, which may
materially change its character, if not
prevent its final passage.
IRELAND-All continues quot in This
country, unless it lie lhs cries Of the suf.
fering aud almost starving peasanly.
FRANcE.-The elections for members
ofthe French Assembly luok place on the
18th instant. but the result is unknown.
Returns have beeu received from the city
ofParis. where nine Socialists aud nine
teen Moderales have been returned
Tho French army had not entered
Rome, as had been reported. The llaI'
ian question had been further discussed
in the French Assembly, aud tho Minis
ters had been again heienied by major.
ity of 3S. 1t appears from the debate
that no instructions 10 enter Rome, had
been given to General Oudlnot On
the contrary, he was expected to remain
at Cevita Vecchia, aud To march 10 the
city only in case of necessity. Upon
this point, however The Ministry was said
to bo divided.
1t is stated that the French govern
ment has written to London, ST. Peters.
burgh, Berlin aud Vienna, strongly de.
plorng the interference Of Russia in
Hungarian affairs, saying it will onJeavor
to put stop to il by diplomatic means.
aud, in case offailure, they will apply to
The National Assembly for advice.
Mr.. Fauchere, the Minister Of the In.
terror, has resigned, and it is rumored
that other Ministers will soon follow.
SIcLY,-The NeapoliIan army has
been again defeated, Sicily is again in
state of iusurreclion.
HUNeARv,-The fighting still gnes on,
and tho bravo Huugarans continue 10 be
successful. They are said To be within n
few days march Of Vienna, To which the
Russian army is also Fastening.
DgNmARK. The Danes Eave suffered
another defeat, aud il is said have af
fected the prolleled mediation Of Eng
land.
GERMANY. There have been renewed
disturbances in various parts Of Germany.
At Frankfortlhe revolutionary movement
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