The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
BY THE STEAMER NIAGARA,

we nave the IOll0wlng additional IN
telligsnce by, the Steamer Niugara:-
| Tue BUTCBER HA9NAU. - Mas Nee
ting iat tauorOftde BreWers -On Monday
congratulatory meeting of "fralerns
Edemocrats" was held in London, in refer
ence TO the event. A Mr.. Brown. who
was amongst the speakers, made some
livery severe and humorous remarks. He
said, "lf Haynau had been put into the
vat, who would have drank the beerl Had
he been thrown into the Thames all the
FISH would have been poisuned. His very
breath was poisonous Those men who
attacked him and who were so highly
spoken of (he had conversed with six oil
seven Of them on Saturday. were well
acquainted with the Hungarian war. The
man who struck him with broom ough
10 be honorel'not less than The man who
dragged him up by the beardfrom the dusl
bin. Misapprehension had gone about
with respectlo the conduct Of the land
lord of the George. Haynau asked Ia
have some brandy, when the landlord, to
his honor, said, "l'll be d ID If he have
any brandy hereP "a3H sat B.
| He tMr. Brown had seen the broom;
he had been at the ddst bip;it stank musl
aw6ly. He had seen the old hat the
landlord lent Hayuau; it had been sold
for sovereign. The old nroom was sold
for more than that; aud the old arm chair
was shown the other day to a friend. but
he would not set in it, (laughter) When
the iandiAd applied for his paymen, the
other day, he was told the marshal was
not at home. Such was the meanness Of
these fellows, He had gone to Mr.. Roth
schilds. (laughtcr) ''-r.
Lamartine is expected in England, and,
it is reported, will attend the great Peace
Meeting" Expected to come off in Bristol
an the 18th inst. ai.-
HARVEST IN ENGLAND. To the end of
tn first week in September, the results
of the harvest ought to be pretty we'll
known. Judging by the reports which
have reached US from every part of the
kingdom, we feel little doubt Of an aver.
age harvest. The late storms of wind
and rain are said to have injured tho
wheat crop. which is admitted to have
been ready f r the sickle somewhat ear.
lier than usual. On the whole, the wealh.
er has been favorable for the operations
of the harvest, the chief difficulty being
want ofhands. I~n, 1He ,a.i -t I
! 'lRELAND.--The rent al the meeting nI
the Repeal Association. on Monday, was
te3 aud few odd shillings. s1 81.
On Tuesday about FIVE hundred men
assembled on the lands Of Turryskane
within one mile ofArmagh. aud there cui
down eight acres "foats. aud carried them
away without any one to obslruct them.
The National Synod at Ihurles have
decided upon establishing Roman Cath,
olic University in Ireland, in opposition
to the government and Protestant cs,ab
lishment. Every ecclcsiasic it, ireland
will be called upon To pay an annual tax
OF two per cent, on his income for its sup
port; and committee has been already
named for carrying the project Into effect
] The Archbishop and DR.. Cautweil, for VI
ster; the Archbishop and Dr. Derry. fol
Connaugh'; the Archb shop and Dr.. Hea
ley, for l.cinster; the Archbi ,hop and DR.
Foran, for Munster These preIa,es are
to associate with themselves as many
priests, and similar number of laymer
are to be- associated with both, To form {
provisional committee for carrying the
project into effect. DR.. Can,wcll, il il
said. commences by subscription o
ELL ,000 az" t' 't-.tei g." q