The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-14


made arrangements for the insurgents TO be
disarmed by GenRudze's corps, Respec-
ting the extraditon of the prisoners, am
in communication with the command Of the
Austrian army. As for Georgey kee hin
at you Imperial MajeStY's disposal. Signed,
PAsKIEwIToH.
1t is reported by some Of the ardent
friends of Hungary that Gorgey bas proved
himselfa traitor, and has yielded to the gold
en- arguments Of the Russians.
Russia. "A WARLIKg ALLIANCE AGAINST
ENGLAND The Berlin correspondent of
! Jerrold's News says:-"In the first inter-
view betweenLamoTlcieres ,Schwartzenberg;
and the Russ ian Car, plan wrS broached
for an alliance between France, Russia,
Prussia, Naples and the Pope, The coai-
tlon was to keep in view as an ultimate aim,
a war with England. The immediate oh.
IJect was TO be the extinction of all the rev.
olutionary elements. Turkey, Italy, the
Rhenish Provinces, and Belgium, which is
no longer TO be tolerated, furnish materials
for demnitication.-PrusSa is to have North
Germany to the Maine; Austria, Bosnia and
South Germany, except Bavaria. Bavaria
is to have Wirtemberg in exchange for the
Rhenish Province, which is to 60 to France
with Cologne. Wirtemberg, Baden ,Hesse,
and other princes are to be mediatized
Switzerland is also 10 be divided.
"Chimerical as this may sound, still it
formed the matter Of discussion. Without
drawing dehnitive conclusions from the state
ment, it allows one to see with what kind
of plans diplomatic heads are busted. The
Cz ar took up AleXander's journal, and read
out Of it the conversation OF that Emperor
with Napoleon. Respecting Constantine
pie, nothing could be agreed upon. 1t was
the Emperor's notion that Byzantinm might
one day be left as free city, with some ter
ritory. 1t was assumed that France, Russia
aud Austria, with the help of Naples, would
be able to produce fleet able to cope with
that Of Eng land,
ROMR.-The accounts received from
Rome become daily worse and worse. I he
French government, it is said, Is so disgust
ed at the conduct of the cardinals, that it has
given notice to the court at Gaeta, that if
the commission acting in the name of the
Pope should continue to act in the sam9 splr-
1t, and that the consequence should be an
insurrectlon among the Roman people, it
must not look to the French garrison for
assistance to suppress it.
The Paris papers state that most angry
and determined dispatch had been addressed
by the French Cabinet to the Pope, to the
effect that France will insist, even by force
} OF arms, 1t necessary, on having the reforms
she has indicated adopted.
La Presse announces that diplomatic
note was dispatched by the French govern
: mcnt 10 Gaeta on Tuesday, in which it de.
: clares to the Pope that Gen. Oudinot has
} exceeded his Instructions, by transmitting
: the full power with which he was invested
S to the commission of cardinals, and partic-
3 ularIy IN having the appearance of legali'
j sing by his silence all that the commission
: had accomplished since the period of its in
stallatlon. The note adds that the Frencl
t government feels it to be its duty to war;
r his Holiness that from this moment France
e and her representatives, at Rome will re
e serve to themselves the last words in all act
= of the Papal government, and that in cas-
e either the Pope, his councils, or any of th
e intervening powers, oppose this decision
the representatives OF France have order
n to pay no attention to their protests, and t.
s appeal, ii necessary, to the army of oc
o cupation to enforce respect for the jus
'i rights of the French government.
If Letters had reached Paris, which state
It that the Pope had confe rred on Gen. Oudi
4 not the title of Duke of Penerazo, ant
+ granted him a pension Of 5000 crowns, 70
h his valuable services in the cause of the Hol
u See.
1t MARKETS We have no special change t
. note in the condition ofthe markets. bread
. stufS, owing to the favorable prospects u
the harvest, continue low. Other branche
II of trade are brisk.