The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16
Arrival ofthe Pacific.
HAtTAx, Aug, IL. g
The Pacific arrived this morning at9 O'clock
having left Liverpool at o'clock p. M the 3lst

HAtTAx, Aug. IL. g
The Pacific arrived this morring ate o'clock
having left Liverpool at . O'Clock p al the 3lst
ult eNe
MARKErs-Sinee The sailing OF the Cambria
Cotton has advanced to ii Corn again huctuat
ed aud must he quoted Is lower Flour declined
a shade. In provisions no change. Wool con
tinues active. Coffee aud Tea in good demand
with no change in prices,
The sales Of Cotton in four days amount to 81.
600 bales, IS. 900 IF which were 10 speculatnrs
aud for export. GIod inquiry for Bacon at form
OF prices. Bacon 28s03Oc; Lard 33s 3d633s Cd.
ENGLAND-rhe Cnmmuns approved OF the ad.
mission Oi Baron Rulhschild 10y an overwhelming
majariy; but in taking the nihs prescribed. he
refused 10 swear on the 'iruil ofa Chrisliun" aud
lhe debate was renewed. IL eventuated in ano-
ther adjournment.
The Ddnish question is exciting interest here
aud il is thou !hl tlIt shluld our trade in ts Bal
tic be mtertered with, it will he the duty Of Eng
land 10 protect her own commerce.
Smlth D Brlen is Ia be removed from Mara
Island to Hobart town aud kept in close confne
meut
The death Of General Taylor created a pro-
found sensalion. Meetings were held aud appro-
pirate resolutions passed
FRANCE 1t is said that there is a confidence
in returning prosperity and the maintenance oI
order Another 0rglu of the President has at
lacked the Assembly, reprouching them with III.
gratitude TO the nephew of the Emperor
The French fleet is said to have been embark.
for the Baltic 10 take part in the adjustment oil
the difficulty between Denmark and Prussia.
a motion was brought forward in the Assembly
by tie Mountain To rep al the late election law
aud return 10 thaloI 1913.
..fl,,rt ia L,,uu u,a1a hv he
friends. in way peculiar To the French to sustain
him. The above is a synopsis OF the telegraphic
report which is 81 very lille Interest !
THg HuLsTElS WAH-A great BaHle.-We
learn by this al rival that the Danes and Holste in
ers had an engagement, in which the Danes were
victorious The battle began at dawn on that
day aud lasted hours. The Danes attacked with
about 2j 900 mon The nsurrectonary army
was about 90 900 strong. The cehtre Ol the Schles
wig llolsen culumn, under Gen Willine, Occu
pied tile village Of lbstadta little distance north
of the town OF Schleswig. The Danes attacked
both wings of the enemy aud after u combat,
which continued hours. brought all their dispos
able strength against the centre Of WilliIne's
troops and at length forced him To retreat They
broke towards Laidrnsburgh. but the defeat was
most signa md the result must be highly import
ant 10 tho Danes
~ uht'h H'la 81 VI 'be ftllt we ledlI
that the killed wounded and missing nt the but
tie Of lbstidt are now stated at 1000, of which
the greater Share has fallen Un the Dimes. The
number in action is estimated at 10000 Danos
and 30, 900 Ilolsteners,
A Bursenhaule states that Gen. Vnnvillesen re-
fused 10 accept the Danish Generals olTer oflho 3
days tluce. On tie 9th the Danes had advnnc.
ed to within few miles of the Eibernear Cropus.
OF tie l6 gnus It EISielat, the lIoIseins carried
off two and spiked aud abandoned the others
Danish war steamer was seized, but was left
on leaning that she WIS hinnased by PrIissinns.
1t was stated that Coils. Ynnlnu aud Grips had re-.
Joined the main body Of the insurgents, but the
newsneods confirmation. The Danes are now
in possession Of the town urSllleswig, where they
haye formed their henduunrters