The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
Catr foreioll News.
Arrival of the America,
ST.. JOINS, n. b., March y.

TINS CorroN MARKET.-The early
pat ofthe last fortnight Witnessed very
animated demand. On the l4th tre-
rnendous excitement existed.-Sales to|
the extent of so 900 bales were effected,
$4,000 of which were on speculation.
Prices advanced from the 10th TO the l7,h.
The rise in American descriptions was
one farthine per pound; Brazils the same.
The sales from the 9th to the 10th were
sc. .220 bales, of which S5,720 were A
merican. The market since the l7th has
become inactive.
LIVERPOOL. MARKET FOR BURADsTUFs.-
American and Canadian White Wheat
rs. 2d. ais. 4d. for 70 lbs. Red do. 6s. Cd
aGs. Sd FLoUR--Western canal and
Richmond 26s.a26s Cd; Philadelphia
and Baltimore, 26a29s,; New Orleans and
Ohio, 26i27s.; Canadian, 25s. Cd a26s.
Cd
STATE OF TRADE.-In the mannfaciur.
ing districts trade is good, employment
plentiful, and there is general actlvl-
y.
There is good demand for American
securities in London The reported
payment in one half relief notes, was re-
ceived with considerable dislavOr, us.
skies are in demand on the continent, and
orders for the stocks have beer executed
at 1861 Money continues 10 become
more abundant--ihe rate of interest is
low, and funds have receded.
Propositions have been
made between the British home govern
ment, and The American Minister, Mr.
Bancroft, having N view the establish
meut Of entire reciprocity in the coast
trade.
The cholera returns have sweled tc
1885. of which 5,546 cases have proved
fatal ....
The Bank Of EngaRd accounts eXhlb
tied increasing business, but the low rates
of interest have prevonld the exhibition
of like increase among private bank
ers.
The reports from California continue
toexcite intense interest among all cIas
ses. The French government has des
patched an engineer to California to make
examination into the discoveries.
FRANCE The National Assembly hat
voted its own dissolution, and the new
one will meet about the middle of May
Louis Napoleon seems to be daily ac
quiring political strength. h.--PubIic conf
deuce is becoming restored, The bonne
rouge has been put in all the depart
ments.
Joseph Bonapsr,o will proceed to SpaiI
as Ambassador, for the purpose OF aldinJ
in consolidating tho power OF his neph
ew.
ITALY.--The Grand Duke Of Tuscan
has fed from Vienna with his family, AM
taken refuge at the port Of San Stiphant
a provisionsl government has been es
tablished by the people, aud the excite
ment is very great
IN the Roman States, the republican
feeling has reached its climax. Th
Pope is deposed, and republic estab
lished. The spiritual power is to be sc
cured to him.
A second despatch from ST. Johns, IN
b. givcs tho following additional item
of News by the steamer;
RUSSIA. Prince Windischgra,z
entrusted with the settlement of affairs i
Hungary.
We have repeated reports Of the er
trance of the Russians into TransylvaniI
but no authentic accounts have reache
us of such Intervention. 1t is believe
that Russia is intriguing, with a view
encroachments in that quarter.
Lord PalmerstOn appears to be full
aware of the danger, and in spite of th
obIoquy which is attempted To be laslene
upon him. ia steadily circumveHiing u
intrigue which, if persevered in, wonl
iufllliby bring about general Europea
war.
The declared hostility of Austria 10 I'll
schems of German unity, aud the irrecol
cileable enmity of Bavaria aud Hanove
leave only very little hope Of speedy n
aiizatiou of the projects of the Frankie
Assembly.
INDlA.-The town Of Woolrulz h,
been captured, after having been batlere
aud hombarded for an entire week d
ring which lime the citadel held out II
defence seems to have been ono of II
most nbduraio on record. On the 27t
the columns moved TO tho attack, and u
tabshed themselves within 5000 var,
olihe walls Batteries were erected al
on The 2Sth a terrible bombardInrnl COZ
meuced. On the 30lh. the fort contOi
iug SOC, 900 pounds Of powder, was blow
up Ivy well directed mortar. The Il
yaStation and loss oflfu were horrible.
THE SUFrERlNGs or AUSTRIAN lTAI
from the expressions Of Radotrky al
his barbarian hurdes, equal those of IL
sutl aud his poor Hungarians, crush,
beneo,h tho iron heel of tho mrrcilr
Windischgraiz. A recent leticr from
Milauese patriot TO friend in Amer
gives sad picture of tho state of ullil
in that duchy.-lt Ruin, he says, sta
rampant every where The fields are
most deserts, the crops being seized
the troops aud their horses The fin
edhees are nearly ruined 10y the ruIhl
soldicry. The Mianeso nobility are
exile. and their palaces arc turned il
barracks for the Auo,rlans. Trade
stagnaui, tho arts aud manufactures
hardly be said to exist; the soldiers swa
every where nn1 their llnpunOp il