The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02

b.
The steamer Europa'arrived. at Hall
fax, ontke 2Ah inst, with 123 passen.
gers. We append beIow an abstract Of
her news, taken principally fromtbe tele-
graphic reports Of The Baltimore Sun:
ENcLAND.-The returns ofthe Chan
cellor Of the Excbequer baye been pub
lshed for the October quarter. The IN,
crease Of exports, for ihe first eight
months oflhe year, has reached f7, $40 :
900, while there has been a decrease in
the customs, The papers have ne arIy
ceased to record the ravages ofthe Ch0l-
fa. u.-- EHr H"U 4t-TgfTr
lRELAND.-A slisht eRurt has been
made to revive the political excitement.
Cancellation Hall has been opeued, let
ters Of adhesion read from the chair, and
ee25 IS rent collected John O'Conheil
heads the mOveme nj. ..... rit .
PRussIA,-The Wurtemburg Gogern-
meut formally refuses to join the federal
league and Hanoveris about to Withdraw
The German States will not unite after
| all, it would appear from this. ar,4
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.-lt has been
Irumored that the Hungarian refugees at
Widden, the leaders excepted, have ap-
Piled for leave to return to The Austrian
Tertiary, aud their request would be
gfanied. ..-..., ........... ..f.......,
The statement that Georgey had been
shot at Kagenfah by brother Of Count
Zichy, who was executed by the Hunga,
rans, has been cun,radicted. --Seversl
Hungarian leaders, besides Knssulh's
mother and Guyon's wife, are kept in
close Imprisonment by the Austrian au,
tfiorities.
= Previous news relative to the surreil.
der of Comorn, is folly confirmed, after
the patriots who held possession Of The
fortress succeeded in making very favor.
able terms with Austria.
SARDINIA -DIssoLurIuN or THE CHAM.
BERs-CoNsPIRAcY. DISCOVERED. &c
The Ministry having demanded success
fnly ofthe Chamber of Deputies to sell
900, 900 francs OF rentes. in order to pay
the first insralment nfthe indemnify due
to Austria, it has been officially aunounc,
ed that the Chamber at Turin will be DIS
solved. .--4-s.
Report says that formidable conspi.
racy mas been discovered in Piedmon
which was to have broken out at Genoa
ouihe occasion oflhe landing Of the body
of Charles Albert. "a .-,.,.. ..,s .ea.t
SIcLY.-The affairs of Sicily have
been nearly arranged. The island is 10
have distinct administration from that oI
Naples, with Consul,a or Chamber
chosen by the municipality. t.a r.t
| ITALIAN AFFAIRS. French gov
ernment had received advices from Rome
to the 18th insr. i''
/ u A letter from Rome states that the eff.
feet of raising the state of siege of thai
city, demanded by the three cardinals
win he to deprive the French general oi
all authority in civil and political ques
tions, aud to invest the cardinals with un
limited power. The French prefect o
police had, in consequence, apprised sew
eral ex-deputies .of the Constituent As
sembly that warrants had heen issued a
gainst them by the pontifcal police, bu
that the French authorities would sus
pend their execution until the first q
October, aud that, in the mean time, the
should have free passage to France
with the libcriyto reside there. Six,
deputies left Immediately, ~
Vast crowds attended them, cheering
them and hearing their remarks of re
spect. The emotions of the people ha'
a visible effect, not only on the FreBcI
troops, but the government" .....
1t is epUrted that the Pope has takeI
alarm at the numerous assassinations .
French soldiers, and believes that there
is an extensive plot for his assassination
if he should return. lie expressed I
wish, therefore, to remain at Naples du
Ering portion of the winter.
The announcement at Rome, that tn,
! public and private pecuniary engage
ments of the republican governmeu
would be respected, has gained some pop
ularity for the Pope ... ...-,.,. ~.
Private letters from Geneva, ofthe 4th
mention that Garibadi, on arriving a
the island of Madalena, demanded pas
ports for England. with the intention U
proceeding thence to the United States
, where he intended TO settle. Since then
however, he has received proposals iron
the Monteyidean Envoy, who offered hin
command OF the forces of that republic
which offer it is believed he will accept,
AFFAIRS IN FRANcE,-The Moniteu
t announced the appointment Of Luciel
Murat as Minister 10 Turin, and NJ. ,Boi
La Compt, now Minister at Turin, a
Minister Plenipotentiaryto Washington
>. But the fact was stated, of which lher,
was no doubt, that the government wa
, totally ignorant of what had passed il
/ America when NJ. Bois was named.
The only alldsion made in any of III
papers received, To the difficulty betwee,
The French and American governments
is the following, copied from the Pari
, Presse;-1ar HeaJ t12a tfri ,lF @h
Some explanations of the affair are ne
cessary, The FRENCH government de
manded an indemnity for the losses caus
ed to French subjects by the war in Mex
leo. This demand having met with sorn
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