The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
Arrival OF THE AMERICA.
,NE WEEK LATKR PRom EuRoPE.
Affairs OF Franee snd Rome.--DImeulty
with the CardinaIs-sLetter from Presi-
dent NapoieOn-~IIungarishI Intelligence
Cholera ln LOndOn.---COndiiiOn Of the
Markets &C.
September 26lh.

ynO,era IN Aohoohs-~~Sohnhioh OF the
-.t September 26lh.
The royal mail steamer America, Capt.
Shannon, arrived at Halifax yesterday
afternoon. after passage Of len days
from Liverpool, from whence she brings
dates to the 18th Of Septe mber. and from
London to the l4th. .. @
Among the distinguished deaths in
England is The Bishop of Norwich.
CHOLERA IN LoNDoN.--The deaths
from the cholera in London On the 1llh
and 18th were $40 1t was also prevail
ing badly in Scotland.
FRANCE.--A letter from Louis Nspe-
leon to his friend Ney, published in the
Moniteur has been mutually acknowl.
edged by the cabinet, and makes some
talk in politicalicircles. 1t says that the
French Republic has not sent an army
To Rome to put down Italian liberty, but
on the contrary, To regulate it against
over excess--to give it solid basis by re-
placing OH the throne the Prince who first
boldly took lead in all useful reforms.--
He regrets learning the benevolent ex-
ertiOns oftne Pope as well as French ac-
lions remain unchanged. Most persons
appear to wish 10 make proscrip pliOus tyr
amy the basis oftb Pope's return. He
tells General Rastolan not TO permit un-
der the .colored flag, any act which
can lower the character Of the French in-
tervention. He thus cuts off the resto.
ration Of the Pope'S temporal power,
aud secures a general amnesty, as we'll
as seculIrization of the administration
and the code Of Napoleon's liberal gov
ernment.
A council was held on the 18th, Gen
Rawdon attended by order, aud being
called into the room was finally informed
that he was appointed to the command
of the army Of Italy.
He then re1eiged his Instructions
which were, that should the Pope not
come to Rome. ne is to carry out with rig
or the line of conduct specified in the
Presidents letter. Gen. Rawdon started
on The same night to join his command.
A telegraphic despatch reached Brest
on the 9th, with orders for six ships To
be held in readiness for sea. Their des.
linaiion is supposed to be Tahiti.
SPAIN The Cuba insurreclion has ex-
cited the attention of the Spanish Cabi-
net. Mr.. Asher Kelly, Of the English
Legation at Washington, has been trans
ierred TO Lisbon.
HUNGARY.--From Hungary there is
little of importance. Comorn and Pc
terwarden had not surrendered.
No news has been received from Kos.
suth. .s.. .-.
GERMANY.--All the Northern States Of
Germany except Aldenburgb, have ac-
ceded TO the alliance proposed by the
provinces. Everything remained quiet
ITALY.-A letter from Genoa annnun'
ces the arrival of Garibaidi in that city
He arrived in an open fishing boat, &C.
companied only by single volunteer, al
Fort Venero ON the 5th inst. He then
proceeded TO Chiavala a, through Spezzio
where he was recognized by the people
and considerable crowd assembled tC
greet him. The military governor atten
ded, and requested him not to create any
, disturbance, but TO remain at Chiavari
until he should receive Instructions from
his government. He was escorted I,
Genoa and was there 10 remain until h,
could find an opportunity of leaving.
Nothing certain has been received
from Gaeta, except the Cardinal Trium
virate refused TO pay The demands upol
the public debt due IN June. Letter
/ from Gaeta to the 9Th, meniions that th'
crisis there was becoming more menacing
; and rupture more imminent. 1t wa
considered probable that the Pope woul,
end by placing himself under the Aus
trian flag at Gaeta, or that Russia woulC
take him under her protection.
Letters from Naples 10 the 4h an
nounce the arrival Of the Pope at tha
, place.
Liverpool, Sept. 10TH
The MARKETs.-Business has no
been SO active this week as it was last
- Corn is steady, but the sales are moder
!, ate and prices not materially changed.
The Grain market is degree frmer
. holders supposing that prices have reach
q ed the lowest point. e., ....
Provisions are in moderate request
, and prices generally well supported.
n The funds are steady, but a limiteC
= business going forward.
d, Accounts from the manufacturing dis
|, tricts are less encouraging, but trade
however, is healthy. ...a. ..0
The sales of BreadstufS are large, anc
s trade is firmer, owing 10 the unfarorabl'
J., advices regarding the potatoe crop. Yes
). terday Wheat and Flour were intolera
r bly, active demand. Very little India
Corn is offering; many holders havin
n withdrawn their samples expecting bel
e ter prices. ..-............... .....
is Western Canal Flouris quoted at 22
IS Cd. 23s. for prime quality, and inferi,
It lSs. los. Baltimore and Ohio are Sc
ling at GAS, per bbl. .,.-... Boo.
}. White Indian Corn 27s. Cd. IA 2Ss.; Mi,
/. ed Yellow 26s, a 27s. per quarter of As
is pounds.
J. American Wheat is quoted at IS. 6
: Cd. per 70 pounds. 0st #os-
AID TO LAMARTINE.--W read in Il
J. Paris Patrie: "ln consequence of The r.
e mors which nave been current respectr
% the health and pecuniary position of
a. de Lamurline, we are assured that seve
Ln al inflmenlial nersnns hava met with