The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14
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FRANcE-The condemned prisoners at
Versailles have addressed their counsel
letter. dated from the prison at Marseil.
les, 14th Nov. The letter is signed by
all the condemned Even the accused
who were acquitted, have so addressed
a letter of similar nature to their coun-
sci. The prisoners have also in their let
ter TO the Democratic journal. registered
their declaration, that they were not Just
ly treated by the Judges. ap.ae'h 80
In consequence of the convictions be-
fore the High Court at Versailles, ,weRty
seats in the Legislative Assembly have
been vacated. ,.a'.7 '-i
On the 10Th the High Court Of Yer.
Sallles pronounced sentence of transpor.
tation for life on Ledru RoIlin aud thir.
ty-tIiree other persons implicated in the
juno insurrection. 1t was also ordered
that the sentence should, within three
days, be placarded by the common exc.
culioner on the pillory at Paris, bur the
President refused to allow the latter part
of the sentence to be carried into effect.
TURKEY-Lelters from Widden. ofthe
4tb inst, state that all the Hungarians
and Polish refugees had been transport.
ed from Widden to Schumma. The first
portion lefton the Both, being A 900 Poles,
under ex General Benz, now Murat Pasha.
The second portion left next day, com,
manded by ex,Gen. Stein, now Fehras
Pasha. These last included the apos-
taiized. The Magyars left on the 3Oth
headed by Kossuth. 4 e' goa1h" I
Rumors of war between Russia and
Turkey are fast dying away.
At Constantinople the English ships of
war were anchored within the Dardan.
nelles. The French feet was near
Smyrna. Nothing further has lranspired
relative TO the decision Of the Emperor o
Russia respecting Turkish affairs.
The alleged author ofthe assassination
of Count Lambuig, M. Deladouf. arrived
at Constsntinople, and is regarded as SO
cret emissary from ST. Petersburg, whose
mission is to sow discord between the En-
glish and French ambassadors, and tc
upset the cabinet of Reschid Pasha.
lTALY-A large levy of troops is going
on in Lnmbardy, causing great discon.
tent. All who are able to escape are do
ing so. ,.a st 10 I..aYa3 ~"ss u
Rome continued quiet up to the l4th
The Pope was daily expected. 1i
SPAIN.--Private letters have been re
ceiyed from Madrid announcing the pro
motion of fl34 officers. These were grant
ed by Gen, Essc artero. in the latter par
of his regency. The act has been recog
nized by the Spanish Government This
measure, it is believed, will impart addi
tional strength to Gen'l Narvaez agains
his intriguers. taif.gH far5I.od am
| Garabaldi has arrived at Gibralter OF
board Sardinian ship of war. Ten thou
sand francs were offered him by the Gov
ernment bnl he positively refused to &C
cept them. as"a 52na
BELerUM.-A treaty of navigation be
tween France and Belgium has recent,
been signed and ratified. al
i GERMANY.-The German Diet at Sax'
| Weignen have approved of adhesion
with a reserve of the dutchy, to the ALI
ance of the three kings. ot
lNDA,-The whole of Iudia is in
state of profound tranquility. ra i1a'
: CHINA.-At China there has been nc
disturbances with the Chimes as was an
ticipated. fatte -4s 81 i-f
The Chinese Commissioner at Canton
has possession Oft the head and hands o
the murdered Governor of Macao, whicl
} he will retain until the three Chinese VIII
r are detained by the Portuguese ar
, liberated. As these men are required a
, witnesses of the recent events, the Por
tuguese have refused to give them up.
: The presence of English, French, ant
, American men of war on the station ha
hitherto prevented any outbreak, but il i
scarcely to be anticipated that the Chimes,
will not revenge the late capture of thei
fort. and the slaughter of their troops
The piratical vessels which infest th,
: Chinese waters are more numerous thai
ever. ..~N.-r
MoRooco. o.--1tis positively stated tha
the dispute between France and Morocco
has been settled by the Emperor con
ceding all points demanded by France.
The MARKETS --BREADsTUFFs- Th
market for breadstuffs has been rathe
dull. Best western canal -four 20 to 23s
Philadelphia and Baltimore 23s. Cd. "a 24t
Indian meal 13s. Cd 14s cd, raa o.
Grain is dull; American white wnea
6s Sd to " 2d per 70 lbs, red do IS I'D I
6s 6d per do; Indian corn, white 81 29t
yellow 90 27s per or.
The MoNEY MARKET has exhibited |
, slight weakness. English funds not 8
firm consols for money 94s, and for ac
eonnt 94s a 95.
Tar PRoDucE MARKET.--Tn this maj
a ket there has been hut little excitemeu
throughout the week, and not much busi
ness transacted. f 7eF ns1i aaIf
= CoTToN - American declined at Liv
erpool about I'd per ID. The market con
$ times dull ar.Nt si98
Tobacco remains extremei firm.
5 American Stocks are in much bette
!. demand, More activity has prevuile
! than we have known for some time-l0
! is now asked for Coupons. American g.
1860, ] 1029; for 1868, 1864; for 1868, 1o7
a Pennsylvania SIS, so 81. 5eF
|. Maryland Sterling, SO S91; Sout
= Carolina, 90 a 94i Virginia SIS So 90.