The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03


The Europa arrived at Halifax on the
Gath ult, bringing dates from Liverpool
TO the 14th, and from London to the 18th
ofJuIy.
MISCELLANEOUS total number
Of deaths from cholera in Paris aud su-
burbs since the breaking out ofthe chole-
ra in January last is said to be more than
10000.
The cholera is steadily on the increase
in London. Last week there were l52
deaths in London. and in Liverpool 201
The epidemic has broke ont in very
fatal form in Southampton, and seems to
infest the entire southern coast.
The crops throughout England and |
ireland were very promising. The pOta- |
toe disease has appeared in but limited |
number Of places.
IRBLAND,-The Irish papers contain
most distressing accounts Of the intense
sufferings of the people. particularly in
the southwestern districts. The work |
houses are filed to repletion. and thou.
sands apparently destitute Of means to
keep soul and body together.
On Monday OBrien, Meagher. Nc
Manus and Donohue, were embarked on
board the schooner Swift which sailed
Immediately for Van Dieman's Land
Previous to their departure they placed
in the hands of mutual friends an address,
Of which the London Times says, it must
be admitted its tone is Of an unobjectiona.
bic character-nay, even more moderate
than could be expected from men, the
whole tenor of whose previous conduct
forced the supposition that they were act
ing not as free agents, but as the vic.
Tins of some unknown species of down.
right lunacy. ......
GERMANY.-Badstadt was bombarled
on the 7lh, but by last accounts held out,
and the garrison had hOisted the black
flag in token that they would rather die
than surrender.
DENMARK AND THE DUcHIEs.-The
Danes have gained great victory over
the Holsteiners, in North Jutland, which
the Danish commander announces to the
Minister Of Copenhagen in the following
dispatch .....
The commandant at Fredonia has de.
manded transport vessels for upwards Of
r 500 prisoners, thirty of whom are officers.
/ expect they will arrive at Copenhagen
, to morrow morning. The enemy is total.
, ly defeated, and our victorious army is
pursuing them. All the enemy's batter
ing guns are taken, and several pieces Of
field artillery.
, The Danes are said to have retaken
t Kolong.
e FRANcE.-The elections to fill 35 va.
n cancies in the Assembly are going for
f ward quietly, and the results favor the
! moderate candidates. In the Province
d Lamarline and some of the socialists have
4 secured their election.
On Tuesday there was rumor in Par
is of difference in the Cabinet on affair:
$ in Rome, and it is said that Barrott anc
r Dufaure will retire. A doubt is express
= ed whether England AS previously report
n ed, demonstrated with France on the sub
1oct OF fIDUle.
|. Monsieur Belhuys has been dispatche'
L. as Ambassador Extraordinary to tn
rs Court of St. James. with much appareu
a haste, with the object. as has been con
N iectured, to neutralize Lord Palmerc
IN toms dreaded or apprehended interver
D tion in the unconditional restoration {
ID Pope, but the correspondent ofthe Time
to says, upon reliable information. that n
Or such folly is intended by the French go'
r ernment.
W The Moniteur contains dispatch froI
Is Gen. Oudinot, which gives an elaborat
lie description ofthe final assault made upO
Rome on the 29th June. The Roman
10 fought desperately, leaving 400 deat
10 with 1879 prisoners. in the hands of tn
- - French, including 10 officers, of all rank
u none Of which are described as foreign
'r ers. The French admit only 9 killed an
70 llO wounded.
n In consequence of the surrender {
Us Rome, the orders received at Toulon, fC
u, embarking reinforcements of all kind
III has been countermanded, and steamer
'e already at sea with troops have been re
H. called.
The movements Of Ledru Rollin hav
been at length traced out. He has. unt
re recently, been secreted in Paris, and 0
C. Wednesday reached London in the o:
&c &c tend steamer from Be elgium, in compan
IN with Martin, Bernard, Etenne, Arag
~ and Sergeant Boichot.
10 RoME.-The Asse mbly in its last si
'e ting unanimously voted the consIitutio
u of the Republic and ordered it to be de
D. posted in the capital with the express
u ion of the unanimous wish of the Roma
rs people. The constitution is. by vote
u the Assembly, TO be engraven on marbl
10 They also ordered funeral services to |
'e celebrated in ST. Stevens church for thos
OF who had fallen in defence of the Repul
W lie
~ The entrance of the French troops {
OF masse into Rome did not take place uni
~ the 7th of July. On the Sd a proclaim
tion from the Roman National Assemb
announced the entrance of the Frenc
g and recommended abstinence from {
~ ~ vengeance, as useless aud unworthy d
y a dignity of Roman citizens.
y General Oudino, and his staff we're d
p" gusted by the National Guard on his e
:, trance into the city, they not rising
- paying him the military salute due to
!, rank. The French soldiers had to p,
~ down the barricades themselves, in t
~ ahsanca of Roman lahnrars and nj da