The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-13

mOrs. On the other hand, the other au-
ihorities maintain that the route of Gen.
Wyss is only an episode ofthe other bat
lie.
LATEST FROM FRANcE.-Up to the latest
all was tranquil. Ledru Rollin
lad not as yet been arrested.
The cholera has rapidly declined in
Paris.
The news from Italy is TO the 18th ult.,
up to which time the Romans had main
tanned their position.
The French used cajolery and threats,
but the Romans steadily resisted all ad
vances, and, in most diguilied manner
refused yielding 10 the summons of sur.
render issued by Oudinot on the llth.
A breach was effected by the French on
the walls, and position taken. Their
tIUbps then entered the city This re-
port led to the' belief that the struggle
was over, butt appears that, on the 12lh.
Oudnot issued letter to the Triumvers,
making last appeal to them, endeav'
oring 10 throw upon them the responsl-
blity Of the lives lost, and blood spilled,
in the event of arcfusal.
l.IyERPooL MARKET June 23, MONEY
Maker. The money market continues
easy at Liverpool There has been an
arrival fromC with sixty thousand
pounds sterling in gold.
BnEA In the corn market
there has been more doing. with a slight
Improvement in prices. Indian corn is
quoted at 35 36s, per or. for white and
yellow.
Flour Western canal and Baltimore
flour 23s. Cd PAS; inferior 2ls. Cd. a22s.
Philadelphia 23s. Cd Ohio 25s per Dbl.
Wheat is quoted al rs. per 70 lbs.
The produce market is moderately sup.
piled, but there is no extensive demand
-hohlers are firm and asking full rates.
Cured provisions meet with fair in.
q,liry at steady prices as quoted by the
HibenIa.
The money market to-day has been
irner--consns having been sold at olga
ol3 and for account 0lB Oh
Tie Havre cotton market continued
brisk on the 2lst lust, Ni!lI sales for the
, day Of 2, 500 bales. with prices advanced
| to f. so cenIimeS; in some cases 2 fir.
OH former quutatious
Fur,hcr Foreign ItcHms.
FRANCS. BY the last arrival we had
notice that popular disturbance, had
broken oIt at Lyons. The following de-
tails arc obtained from the papers by the
Canada:
On tho morning Of June 18th post OF
80 or 200 men at the Ecole Veierinaire
was dIsarmed by tho insurgents. 1t ap
pears that the soldiers had been per
suaded that The government had been
overlhrowI, aud they gave up their arms
voluntarily, aud partly joined the inSnr
gents, whose number was farther in
creased by several pupils Of the Vetorl'
nary Schnol
The fighting first commenced at ii %
clock, al the Dcrnardines. The affair
began by the insurgents, who came tc
disarm the post oflhe Bernardines, The
soldiers then fred on the people, who
cried out treason. They dispersed a
, once, with cries Of "To arms" The
, toscin was sounded and barricades were
3 commenced in the Grand Rae aud seV
eraI adiacent streets. A determined fr'
, from the windows and roofs OF house
was at the same time commenced agains
the soldiers occupying the barracks oft lh'
l}ernardincs, who replied at first will
musketry aud then with cannon, tearing
tho houses of the Grand Place and the
Grand Rue.
This state of things continued till 2 o.
clock 2. NJ, when column of infantry
about $500 strong, SUPPORTED by elgh
pieces If artillery, aud headed by Gen
Maeuum, turnedIh hillocls Of La Croi,
Rouse by the quays of tho Saone. TIT
column was received with fire of mus
kotry from the houses and The Grand
= Pluce of CroiS Roule. This was au
- swered by the firing Of cannon from III
:. lroo,s, The square was then occupiet
, The hnricades attacked and snccessiyel
' carried, after considerable rcsstanc,
. Several o(icersw were killed aud wounded
;, among whom The colouel aud three cal
tans of the seventeenth.
Tho insurgents, whose muss was thu
h;okcn, took refuge in the QuorIier do
Bnucc, formed barricade there ut ib
foot Ola rising hill, aud a second lowe
J, down. AT FIVE in the evening batto
u ion of infantry, accompanied by detacl
70 meut oI dragpops, attacked and carrie
them, Other solitary barricades in dj
z ycs parts Of Lyons, were carried by III
y ttoops which occupied the city in its Ell
,iro srIace. On the l7th the town an
! suburbs were quiet |, ia calculated lh'
' lhe insurgents losl 50dend aud wounded
aud 800 prisoners, aud tho troops GO deu
aud wounded.
During the whole of the night afte
+ the combat Lyons was occupied millt'
riiy The night passed over with the u
10 most calm, and everything on Saturda
appeared To imply that the tranquiit
y then existing would not be troubled.
40 The news from tho surrounding d,
VI purlmonls is perfectly reasanring. Ma
IT, scilles, Avgnou, Valencc, ST, Etenu,
Gregoble aud Chalon, are tranquil.
7" Vienna an attempt was made 10 roise la
" ticades. but they were at once ovcunrn'
aS withou, single shot being fired, TrooI
no were arriving ut Lyons from all sides, b