The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-10
ARRIVAL OF InE CAmBnIA
: nnys La,cr rom Europe.

and Vv0andes;--TSOmc-- and Hum
Gsry--Markcts, sc.
The Steamer Cambria arrived at Hat
flax, on the 2d, inst, bringing one weeks
later intelligence from Europe. We egive
belowa synopsis of the most interesting
news, for which we are indebted to the
Ielegraphic despatch Of tho Baltimore
San:
ENGLANp.-The Parliament is to be
be prorogued ou the 9th of August.
Tho motion which Lord Brougham
previously announced bis intention of
making in reference to the French OK
pedition TO Rome, was laid on the Peers
table on Friday. The resolutions en-
braced wide range Of subjects, and i'm.
piled direct censure on the foreign policy
of the government. OF this fact it is un-
derstood that the ENJOYS aud agents Of
Northern Italy and Sicily will DO duly
notified
During the last week there were 330
Acaths of cholera reported in London,
double the number Of the preceding
week. Along the whole of the South.
ern Coast it is raging in very malignant
form. and the mortality is very great At
Liverpool the disease is rapidly increas
ing.
IRELAND,-This country continues gen
orally exempt from the scourge Of Chol-
ora.
On the 7th Of July very serions col.
hsion took place between party of ~med
Orangemen and party of Catholics near
Castle william. The Orange purity hav-
ing celebrated the day at Tnyllmore,
whilst passing deflo called Daylly's
Brae. on their way home found themselves
waylayed and oil tho Passes and sur
rounding hills occupied by innumerobIc
Roman Catholics, armed with pixies and
firearms, plainly contemplating n gen
orul massacre. Tho Protestanis. aided
by small police, aud The military stood
upon the defence, They succeeded, after
short struggle, in firing their way
through tho pass. In the contest forty
or fifty persons nro said to have been
killed and wounded OH both sides much
tho greater NUMBER being Roman Catho.
lies. Thirty eight Catholics were taken
prisoners.
On Friday afterwards, two medical
gentlemen drove through tho country
rounn about the scene of tho contest. for
tho purpose of administering relief to
those WHO were wounded, but were re.
fused admittancointo every house where
they called,
The Cork Examiner. alluding to the
potato crop, says that the disease hns
certainly appeared in few fields, but il
is equally certain that tho general crop is
safe.
FRANCE. The committee Of tho Leg.
islativo Asscmblyto which tho question
Of prorogalion was reforred, has como to
the unanimous decision Of recommend.
ing that tho Assembly should be- pro.
rogued from the 18th Of August to tho Is
Of October.
Tho Nationee announced that the
Prince Of Cannno, son of Lucion Bona.
pafto, aud ex.President of tho Roman
Constituent Assembly, had been arrest.
ed at Orleans, by order of tho Govern,
ment.
IT is said at,having clnims agains, his
cousin, Louis Napoleon, for money lent
in aid OF his election. the Prince camo to
France TO demand il, the Cousins conduc,
against Rome having stirred up his anger
Tho Prince. however, 1t is believed, will
not be- imprisoned. but forced to embark
either for England or America.
The election to fll 35 vacancies in tho
Legislative Assembly, has turned out
much more favorably to tho Government
than was anticipated. With ono Oxcep.
ton, all Of the newly elected members
will support the Government as long as
u majority holds together.
Tho question Of the Consulate for life
tho Empire Henry tho Fifth, and tho
Count do Pars-ure openly discussed in
tho Assembly. A change of Ministers is
considered an event almost certain to oc.
cur within very short time.
lTALv.-Tho Popo has addressed an
autograph letter to General Oudinot on
the OCCASION ofrecciviDg from him tho keys
of tho city of Rome His Holiness con.
grataOlos the General on tho triumph of
order in Rome, and expresses hope
thai Divine Providence will remove any
difficulties that may still exist.
IIo adds that ho has not ceased to di-
rect his prayersto Heaven for the Gen.
eral, tho city aud tho French ualon.
This letter was dated Gaota. July 5th.
Cardinal Piroli aud tho Marques of Gao.
hoti had arrived at Rome from Gaota on
the Sth.
Preparations arc making at Rome
which loads 10 the supposition that Plus
is expected To return 10 the Quironal. all
tho wounded having been removed from
that Palnce;--Tho French uro doing all
they eau, and distributing money freely
togot up cry in his favor, but in vain.
Tho Roman troops which had agreed at
first to do duty conformity with tho French
arc leaving. aud tho whole remaining
force Of Roman soldiers is less than ono
thousand. Of these latter many were
anxious Ia leave, but Con. Oudinot would
not permit it.
The Popo's engineers having been
asked to make demonstration in his ia.
vor, refused ,prefcrring to qui, tho service,
Thirty. nine out Of fory-lhrco resigned.
and the whole rank aud flo dsbundod,
Tho snmo thing occurred in the artiI.