The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
ARRIvAL or THE cALEDONIA 4
= Days Later fronl Europe.

soas-Ohe hudred ana thirty four lives
Iost--AIarlIsts, 40.
The Steamer Caledonia arrived at Hal.
flax, on the 18th. We have only very
meagre reports oflhe intelligence brought
by her.
The Caledonia brings forty. Ave pas
sengers to Boston. exclusive of the eigh-
teen out of the forty.two surviving pas /
sengers of the Inflated barque. Charles
Bartlett, which. on Wednesday. the 9th
uItimo, when seven hundred miles west
ward of Cape Clear, was run down by the
steamer Europa on her outward "trip
from Boston to Liverpool, and sunk in
three minutes after the fatal collision,
with one hundred and thirty ;toar persons,
including passengers and crew.
1t is stated that the dreadful catastro-
phe occurred during dense fog, and it
is lamentable to relate. that out of one
hundred aud sevenIy.six persons on board
at the time, only torty.taoO aoere sared!
The Europa is acquitted of all blame
in the unfortunate affair.
The forty.two persons who were saved, /,
Of course lost all their baggage. and were
lett in a most helpless condition.
A subscription was Immediately raised
among the passengers of the Caledonia,
and the sum of 1882 was contributed to
the relief of The unfortunate sufferers.
The ill-fated barque was bound for N.
York with emigrants.
The Europa sustained no material
damage from the collision.
RoME. On the 3Oth. the Constituent
Assembly of Rome finding that further
resistance 10 the French army would be
vain. ceased hoslilties. and virtually sur.
rendered the Eternal City TO the besieg-
ers. On the 18th, official notification
was made to the French Legislative As.
sombly, that in consequence of arrange.
ments made between Ondinot and the
Triumvirate, the Gates Paroli. Portarid,
and St. Pancrazzia, had been thrown
open to the French troops. who were a.
dopting measures for the immediate oc-
cnpation of Rome, which would take
place with perfect quetness and order.
A correspondent, writing from Paris
says: Just as the Bourse was closing, il
was stated positively that the Govern
ment had received telegrophic dispatch
announcing the entry Of the French into
Rome, on the I'd. and that they were ie'
ceived with accIamations by The people
Garibaldi's army has been conducted
to Civita Vecchia, where they would lay
down their arms. Two divisions of then
would be maintained and lodged by the
Roman Government
The French funds rose on the recep
ton of this news one per cent.
CoMMERcIAL.-The Commercial affair
of Great Britain exhibit decided i'm
provement. The National Securite
have more than sustained their 6rmnes
and United States Bonds still bring higI
premiums. Upon the whole, the result
Of the weeks business are highly satisfac
. tory and every branch of trade gives evi
dence of 6rmness. activity and confidence
MARKETS. A considerable amount q
business has been done in Breadsruff
a and n slight improvement will be notice.
in the prices of wheat, Flour and Col
ton. Indian corn receded Is to Is Cd pc
quarter.
y Wheat advanced from 1s to 2s. pc
0 seventy pounds. and Flour 6d per barre
, Ohio brought 25s and 25s. Cd.
We note no change in provisions, eX
cept decline Of Is. per cwi. in shoulders
: Beef is only in retail demand.
: Additional foreign Items.
,. ENGLAND.-The quarterly statemer
b. Of the revenue was published on Tues
:, day, and when compared with last year
;, exhibits a considerable falling of. |
" the customs Of the quarter there is a dc
y crease of ef3l9, ,055; in the excise lhel
l. is decrease Of se453, pol; the aggrega,
decrease; ,256. The increase
te27s, ,4OS, aud The net falling off upc
the quarter, 9493,S50.
The London election took place {
;" Wednesday, and resulted in the rc.ele
ID ton of Baron Rothschild. by an owe
II. whelming majority, The event is r
10 garded as an unmistakeablc sign of Il
determination of the citizens to secu
g what is called full religious liberty. tt
opposing candidate was Lord John Ma
i. ners, who was bealen by majority
=. over three thousand.
In the course of debate in PalliameI
y Lord Pamerston expressed cnnfide
st hope that the President Of the Unit,
10 States will. in his annual message to Co
10 gress, propose change in the Americ
- Navigation Laws corresponding WI
=" that which will come into operation
10 Great Britain on tho lst ofJanuary ne'
as HnNeARY AND AusTRn,-An officl
Bulletin has been issued by the Austr'
ur Government, announcing the compulso
If. retirement Of the H Hnngarians from RaG
They are said to have retired towur
Acs previous to the capture of tho ci
Georgey, by declining battle a; Raj
10. and continuing his retreat towards Gri
ey will impose upon the Austrian army I
-. necessity Of leaving some 90 900 men |
=, fore Comorn; nevertheless, Georg
'n would never have abandoned Raab {
ell cept with the intention of detachng
or portion of his force against Paskesia
~ A rumor prevailed in Paris and gain
IN considerable currency in the Assemb
IN tha, the Hungarians had obtained an i
" " meuse advantage overthe Russians. "
ne are said To have lost ten thousand men
he Fiume.
mt A conspiracy against Austria had be
discovered. and desperate battle v