The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06


Txa..u,h declared President Of IIungHry--
Passage OF the Navigation Law s--lFarkets'
SO.
The Steamer Hiberuia, bringing one
week later dates from Europe ,sayriyed at
Halifax, on the 27lh inst. We CLEAN
from tho published accounrs. the most
important intelligence.
The Steamer great Britain has been
purchased by gentleman Of London aud
is to he itted out % run between Liver.
pool and New York.
MARKEFs.--The markets for corn and
breadsuffs, during the week. had main
tanned an average iirmuess, but little how
ever was doing. Ohio Flaur sold fol 24s,
aud 24s 6d.. slight advance aver pre-
vions rates. Wheat advanced q. per
bashel and Corn declined Is. Cd. per
quarter. Corn meal is dull at ] IS, Cd and
los, per barrel.
The provision market has changed but
little, Beefand Pork slow sale, Hams
were Ia fair demand at irregular prices
aud Bacon firm with extensive sales.
The Cottoa Market has met with a
small advance, but II is considered un-
lenable. esr
Upon the whole, the markels wear a
healthy aspect, aud Notwithstanding
the stirring events upon the continents
which have somewhat restricted business
prices have been maintained and sales
have been steady.
CHOLERA IN ENGLAND AND FRiNcE
the cholera has again appeared in
England. aud several cases have occurred
in Manchester and other parts ofthe cOun
Try.
AT Paris the cholera is making the
most frighIful havoc--eSeu more So than
in 1887 Upwards ofll,000 deaths have
already occurred, and in one day there
were abonl 900 cases aud COO deaths &C.
ported. Marshal Bugeaud aud many 9TH
err persnns Of eminonce have lal!en he
fore the scourge.
= II has broken out anew in Silcsla
Vienna and pres5urg, aud is raging mos
fearfully at Alexandria and Cairo il
Egynt.
.ENdLANo.-N NAylGirIoN I.Aws-RE
PupArioN BYTuE BRiTTsH GoyEGNMEN'
OF FEsNcm INrEaFERRNcglN RoMiN Az
rAlss. - The bill for the abrogatiou Of tn
Navigation laws passed the House Q
Lords without material amendment o
the llth. and has received the Royal sane
ton, The bill will 60 into effect in Jan
uary. 4ar
The British Government ilepudiate
al cognizance Or sanction oflhe proceed
mes cf the French in their treatment .
tho Romans.
Smith 0 Blien, through his counsel dc
nies the legality Of the commututiun O
his sentence Of death 10 transportation
aud tho government have to'proVilo fO
lbia unlocked for difficulty Ivy special aC
&c Parliament, N
Different and apparently reliabl
statements arc made from parts OF lrelan
10 tho effect that the po,aloo rot has mad
lis appearance in some Instances, br
generally the vines look vigorous.
The weather is represented as contir
uing favorable, and The crops IN nearl
all parts Of England and Ireland are sal
20 look unusually promising.
In the debate IN Parliament upon III
Canadian losses bill, Mr. Gladstone in
ierposed most furious opposition 10 tn
measure, aud his remarks are said TO hav'
made marked impression in the House
lie coutended that tho passage Of th
bill involved imperial as well as loca
consideration, aud that its provision
were at variance with the honor and dig
nifty of the crown.
After passing warmlubutes to tho tu
enls Of lord Elglu and the Spirtof b
administration, he ayowed lhatit wonl
he the duty Of the governmen,to leay
this act in operation, trusting that i
opponents, whom he believed loyal met
would, when the present excitement vi
over, endeavor Ia arrest its evil cons
ouences. That direct action would !
most likely To satisfy Canadn, no had d
clared al onco tho policy which Il
Government ought To pursue,
Lord John llussei complained of 4
tendency Of Mr., Gladslonu's speech, Al
said il would only aggrnva,e The dsSe
sion IN Canaln, ombiter Ihs feelings
hdslils parties, and that he has stated 4
case of pno party in opposition, suppl
ing them with arguments aud makiI
their case.
lIe denied Tint the sense Of the Can
dim people had been pronounced in
yor ot' the measure That even II II hi
he did net ldmit that this should be
ultimate criterion. Il involved tho hil
est imperial considerations, aud shot
BE- subject 10 the decision Of the Impel
Parliament alone. lie did not ask
Gosernmentto disalow the act, but
an assurance that under the act, let
sllonldn bo compensated, but that II
should produce reasons, primu facie {
dence. before receiving any pnblic mon
ihatiliey had not taken part in tho rel
lion.
Lord John was followed by seve
other speakers. and aitera warm disc
sion. division was taken upon lhc ~
lion, that the debate SHOULD DO pnslpoI
70 the 18Th inst. Is
FRANcs.--lNsURREcrIoN N Pans
On "Wednesday. an iucipient insorrec,
was attempted in Paris by about 25, ,OOt
the Mountain party. headed by NJ. Etli
re Arago. Jr, aud was suppressed by
troopa,whose number amounted TO 100