The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-25
Cate 5OrriaI Nrms.
aaRIvAL oP TME CANADA.


ocuBOfa uodi 1NOTpOOt AU ANSW OIht
She sailed from Liverpool, on Saturday
the 5ih inst, and was therefore but nine
days reaching Halifax. aud will doubtless
reach New York this morning. making
the whole lripin less than twelve.
The total amount of gold shipped Il,
the United States, exclusive Of .f25 600
on board tho Canada, is stated at GILL
900-or about two millinns Ia dollars.
The accounts from New York by tho
Niagara, Of the huctuation OF Exchange,
has tended materially 10 check The ex.
portation Of specie.
There is an Improved demand in the
I.onden market for American stocks,
more particularly Pennsylvania 5 per
cents-lh.asiock is quoted at n to 70.
which is the only stock mentioned in the
London papers.
Accounts from India report the termi.
nation Of lhe war on the Puujlub.
Canada affairs have been incidentally
modified in Parliament. bnl The Ministry
have been very guarded in their express
sion.
ENGLAND "A meeting, very nnmer-
ously attended, has been held in London
10 form national league for restoring
the principle of protection for national
industry. Ii is supposed that The meet
ing was gotten up for the purpose of for
tfying the House of Lords in the step
that ii nnw seems probable that branch
ofihe Legislature will pursue in throw.
ing out the bill for The repeal Of the nav.
igatiun act. Should this bill he defeated
in the House of Lords. it will il is sup
posed. carry down with il all the promin
ent measures Of the Ministry and the
Ministry itself.
FRANcE.--'fhe trade of France is rap
idly improving, and the import duties of
March have mnre than doubled when
compared with tho same month last year.
The increase Of exports is also equally
apparent.
According to the programme Of the
4th of May, and Of which grant Of 200,
900 francs has been made by the National
assembly. u te deAm will he held hy that
body and the constituted authorities, for
which workmen are busily making pro.
parati0ns IN the Place dc Ia COncoyde.
On the same OCCASION the city of Paris
will give Il grand entertainment TO the
President Of the Republic.
The breach between tho President
and his cousin, Napoleon Bonapare, is
now complete. AT the close oflasl week,
Immediately after the return ofthe latter
from Madrid, a violent altorcatisn took
place between tho cousins, the re.
sult of which would have been under or.
dinary circumstances. an appeal n arms.
The result which accustomed this outburst
was given after great deal of recrimin,
alion had passed between the parties
Napoleun Bopapnro denounced the Pres.
ident as a bastard, aud :ulI him hc was
not only a Kyti'S egg put into an Eagles
nest. but tho whole of the Bonaparte
family knew him To he so.
Tho approaching electoral struggle &c.
cnpies the Journals Of all shades. Prince
do Jolnvile will be chosen mont or of
the Legislature at the en,uing election.
The accounts Of the Bank of France
show an increase of specie to The extent
Of 5000 ,000f.
AUSTRIA AND IIUNGARy- OSirial notice
Of the Intervention of Russia in Hungary
has been received at Paris. The number
of men placed at the disposal Of Austria
is 60,000.--Anolher account states the
numbor to be 10000.
The war in Hungary. so FAR at loast as
Austria Is concerned, is daily assuming
more serious inspect. The Austrians
have been signaly defeated uad drawn
to the edge Of Hungary. il not Out of tho
country altogether Their undoubted
success has carried dismay 10 tho seat or
the empire. aud Vcuna drended their
triumphant approach, Appearances are
decidedly against her. The disasters in
Hungary tend to modify the tone of Aus.
tria in Piedmont Radetzky has reduced
his demands for indemnity from 2l3 900,
600, francs to 5000 900 which is uccep.
table 20 Sardinia. and treaty of poace
has accordingly been concluded.
GERMANY The King Of PRUSSIA has
again qnarreled with his Parliament aud
has definitely refused 10 accept tho I'm.
poTlhl bToWn OF befmnhY.
On tho Gath, ;hp Second Chamber hay.
ing passed some obnoxious resolutions a.
gainst holding Berlin longer in state Of
seigc. was forthwith dissolved by royal
ordinance. This gave great dis pleasure
10 the people Of Berlin, and was tho i'm
mediate cause Of p"pular commotion.
which was, for the time suppressed by the
soldiers. but not until more blood had
been shed.
SlcILY.--Tho Sicilians, beaten at all
points. have virunlly submitted to tho
King Of Naples--The French Admiral
having negotiated successfully fr favor.
able conditions.
RoME--TnI FRENcH ExpEDirioN.
Four of tho French war steamers 70.
turned To Toulon from Civita Vecchia,
on The 2Sth, when preparations wero im
mcdintcly made To embark another do.
tachmeut Of 5000 infantry, two batteries
Of artillery aud several squadrons Of cav.
airy. which il was expected would sail
for Italy on the I'd inst. This movement
might lead toihe supposilion that Geuer.
alL'OrdiUot expected resistance AZ Rome.
However that may no, it is stated that
Gcueral - would not wait for rein
forcemonts to march. column Of 5000
men having been already directed to
wards that city.
frla mana &c thu orriyoI IF ,bn EraucI,