The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-09
ARRIVAL on THE HTRERNIA

hiots IN Ireland""Marketa, &c.
The Hibernia arrived at Halifax ,on the
Sd inst, bringing 100 passengers. She
had rough and stormy passage.
She brings intelligence that the U. S.
Ministers to France and Spain and the
U. S. Charges to Austria and Denmark,
embarked for home on the goth ult. per
steamer Washington.
MARKETs.-W Wheat is quoted at As Cd
and 5s Cd per 70 bis. Western Canal
Flour at los and 21s; Ohio 25s. Indian
Corn 2Ss and 29s for white and 81 and 2Ss
for yellow.
Provisions, American cured, are in
good demand and bring full prices.
Tobacco-A large business is doing,
and speculators holding on for higher
rates.
Iron-Scotch pig has advanced Is per
ton. Welsh is quoted at sf5 los.
The money market presents No new
features; there is slight depression in
public securities. For American secu.
rites the demand is limited-U. S. Skies
are quoted at lG59 1861 Accounts
from the manufacturing districts continue
favorable.
The Cotton Market continues active
and sales of the week opened at an ad,
vance of ! Id over current rates.
IRELAND.-The anti rent conspirators
in Ireland are extending throughout all
parts of the Island. The local journals
are filled with accounts of the abduction
of the crops. There is no doubt that in
the southern and part of the northern
provinces there is general determine
ton on the part of the Peasantry TO de-
fraud the landlords of rent to such an ex-
tent as would seem calculated to consum-
mate the union of the county.
Thus, with the fearful effect of the 20.
Iato blight, fever. cholera and other dis
eases, by which Ireland has been desola-
ted, seem likely to be far exceeded by
the calamilous results of the moral pesti-
lence that is spreading throughout the
land.
A conflict attended with fatal results,
took place on the 18th, at Kitierby, in
Kings county, where three policemen
we're killed and several others seriously
injured.
HUNGARY.-Hungary is divided into
ten districts, each to have its own legisla-
ture, and to be chosen by majority of
the votes of the population.
RoME.--AccOunts from Rome are the
reverse Of satisfactory. The return of
the Pope is sill talked about, but when
is i'll the subject of conjecture.
There has been u misunderstanding
between one of the Cardinals, aud NJ /.
de Conneles--the Frenchman being of.
Tended at letter received from the eccle-
siastic, complaining of the number of trait
ors tolerated in the eternal city. The
points of dispute were referred TO his Ho-
lness, who disapproved oflhe conduct of
the Cardinal and threw him overheard.
The brave Garabaldi has left the Island
of Santa Madalina for Gibralter, whence
he will sail for London, and ultimately
for America.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY The treaty
between Austria and Prussia, signed at
Vienna on the 10Th ult,, provides that Aus
tria and Prussia assume the adminstra.
ton of the central power of the German
confederation, until the lst of May next
year.
Gen. Haynan, in his administration of
military authority loses no opportunity
to preserve the bloody character belong-
ing to him. He has murdered under the
guise of ofa court martial thirteen Hun
garian Generals who had laid down their
arms at the close Of the war.
Count Balheny, PINE Minister of
Hungary. has also been shot He had
been sentenced to be hung, but having cut
his throat with dagger sent TO him by
his wife, it was impossible to strangle
him, and he fell pierced by bullets from
the Austrian soldiers.
Several hundred Hungarian officers,
furnished with passports from Comorn
have passed through Berlin. on their way
to the West. Some we're going to Amer.
lea, and Klapka said TO be among them,
who have formed the resolution of eros
sing the Atlantic in company with several
hundred others.
FRANCE. The de liberations ofthe Ma
tional Assembly were almost entirely de
voted, on the l2lh and 18Th to the delib-
erations ofthe Roman question, The re-
port was decidedly conservative, aud at
variance with the expressed views ofthe
Presidents letter TO NJ. Theirs.
M, Theirs, in his speech, arrived at the
conclusion that liberal institutions are in.
compatible with the Pope's independ.
ence as a temporal Sovereign; that the
independence and liberty of the people
are at issue. He was of the opinion that
the latter ought to give way. 1t is not
believed that his views will be responded
to by The French people. AT subse.
quent Ministerial Council,it was decided
that the Government would follow exclu-
sively the policy laid down in the Presi-
dents letter on Roman affairs.
TURKEY AND RussIA,-There is no la
ter news from this important quarter OF
the world, in The European Times The
only paper that has come to hand, and Of
course we have got no solution ofiho diff.
fcuhy between the Sultan and Emperor
Nicholas. The general belief, however
among woIl informed circles in London
and Paris, is that Russia will pocket the
aflront rather than provoke collision