Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
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nY lie srEAMER NIAGARA.

The Steamship Niagara, Capt Ryrie, arrived
at Halifax he lst inst, with seven days later
intelligence from Europe.
In commercial affairs there IS no material
amendment IN prospect.
Pennsylvania State Stock was sold in London
on the 10th, at so, which was the only Ameri-
can stock noticed in the papers. The chief de-
mand for American securities is on German ac-
count.
The elections in France, on the 18th, passed
off without a single violation of good order
No definite opinion can yet be formed as to the
relative success Of parties. No doubt IS enter
tanned but there is large majority in favor Of
peace and order.
The French expedition TO Teinstate the Pope
had not effected an entrance inte Rome at the
last advices. The Neapolitan army has not
been more successful having been defeated in
an attack the 5th inst.
The war in Hungary assumed no new feature,
the fighting goes on unremittingly, and the for
tunes of the Hungarians are reported TO be in
the ascendant. They said to be within
few days march of Vienna, TO which point the
Russians are passing forward as rapidly as pos
sbe 1t IS thought that the strong protest of
France, seconded probably by England, may
have the effect to check the advance of the
Russians.
Sicily is again in a state of insurrection for
the hundredth time.
Il is stated that the Danish question is all but
settled the only positive facts are, that the
| Danes have suffered another defeat, and that
Lord Palmerston has intmated that the atten-
ton Of the British Government is still directed
to that quarter, with view TO effect restora-
tion Of peace.
The Daily .Nttcs asserts that Denmark has ac-
cePted the proposition made by Lord Palmer
ston, but what these propositions are does not
appear.
The plot gradually reveals itself in Germany
( The Sovereigns have evidently combined for
the overthrow of the Liberalists.
There has been a formidable disturbance in
Dusseldorf, on the Rhine, but it has been sup
pressed. At Frankfort the riot was becoming
more revolutionary and anarchical every day
All the moderate men have, in consequence,
left it,
ireland continues quiet and miserable as ever.
No further action has been had in the House of
Lords In relation to the repeal of the Nayiga-
ton Laws. The Lords were to 60 in Commit
tee on the bill on Monday
Notice has been given by Lord Stanley and
others. of amendments 10 be offered, and it IS
considered quite possible that Ministers may be
beaten in Committee, and the bill be so man.
gled as TO induce its authors to resign and retire
( from Office.
/ Details of the outbreak in Canada were laid
before Parliament on the 18th, which elected
! some discussion of no Importance beyond the
/ fact that the Government eYinced determine
ton 10 sustain Lord Elgin. Earl Grey. in al.
! luding to Lord Elgin's dispatch, said it would
/ show that he acted throughout with his accus-
/ toned judgment, moderation, and good sense
and that he was fully prepared to Justify, and
\ take the responsibility of any step of Lord
Elgn.
/ Tue HrNCARrAN REPuBIIc-The long mac.
tIon OF the Hungarian army, of which nothing
/ has been heard for the last fortnight. seems tc
! countenance the notion that the Magyars art
gathering their strength for some great blow
/ some outposts are SAID to have been seen in the
! helShoorhood OF the Jublunka Pass, which occa
stoned hye cannon to be brought to the fort =
/ Gorgey is said to be advancing on the Morayiar
/ anu SneSian border, at the head of eighty thou
sand men. II Is useless, in the absence Of facts
I 10 theorlse about what the Hungarians will dc
/ next. But it would be shallow to anger from
iheir apparent inaetion in i'll to their cause
! a shght engagement had taken place at Slim
IN consequence of which, after losing forty killed
/ the Austrlans withdrew to the right hank of III,
"aag. The greatest discrepancies prevail W itl
! regard 10 the statements OF the Russian fore,
+ Whlch has advanced through Cracow
hoME-lhe Ministers of Great Britain
rance and Prussia, have met at Civita yechia
and two ENJOYS have been sent TO Lord Palmer
/ ston 10 beg his interference on behalf of the Ro
man Republic. General Oudinot has, perhaps
! been glad to promise that he will do uothin,r IN
: 4hA NSA StaNiSi ttS PtbuaotiltN rs tfia
the British Foreign Secretary will build som,
! golden bridge for the French to retreat over
and spare them further humiliation.
The Roman trinmvirat have published re
! port on the affair Of April thirty, from detail
furnished by the Minister Of War. The Frenel
| are in It said to have lost fifteen hundred me-,
/ IN killed, wounded and prisoners and the Re-
mans atty killed and two hundred wounded
A letter dated Palo, the 9Th ult,. adds: Tn,
hom3ns, feeling themselves pressed by ffleer
hundred Neapoiitan troops and fifteen hundre,
AnslTians, have made advances and protesta
tiohs. lhey only demand guarantees against III,
uoittl''oh pl OF the priesthood. They will have
the Pope, but no priests or cardinals in the min
! istry, They viii place themselves under ON,
projection. They express their regret at III,
affair Of the thirtieth which they say they ooule
not help as they thought we came 10 re-estaalisl