The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31

ingly OF the corps. Reductions OF rents
are still announced occasionally aud there
appears to bo q more general disposition
between landlords ana tenants to har-
monize. u.3..F t.lItrf .s
ICELAND,--.A republican movement
has taken place in leealid. ahdthe Dan
ish Governor is reported To- have been
driven away. The commercial monopo'
| ly of the Danish governments is the cause
lof it. Two steamers have beeh Sent TO
chas,ise the lceIanders. ""
ENdLAND AND SoUTA CAR6LINA.-ln
the House Of Commons, on the 29th ult.,
Mr.. COkburn asked the noble Secretary
for Foreign Affairs. in reference to the.
case Of the steward Of the British barque
Mary Anne. who had been seized aud
imprisoned by the authorities of Charles
ton. for no specified offence, but that he
was man of color, whether the noble
lord had used any endea3ors with the
Government of the United States to
prevent British subjects from having
their liberty invaded and persons incar.
cerated by SO scandalous violation Of
the principles that should regulate the
intercourse of civilized uations9 ...
Lord Palmerston said, i'll reply, that
in lS47 her Majesty's Government caus-
ed note to be presented to the Govern
ment of the United States, remonstra-
Iting against the law as not only inconSis.
tent with the established policy of ma
tions, but at variance with "a portion of
the treaty Of 1915. between Great Brit
ain and the United States, under which
all subjects and citizens of the two coun,
tries were to be permitted freel y to en-
ter freely to reside ip, and freely to quit
the territories of each. To this Mr..
Buchanan, lheu Secretary Of State, for
Foreign Affairs of the United States,
gave verbal answer, to the effect that
the Federal Government bad no power
to induce the legislature of the State OF
: Carnlipa to revoke the law; aud that il
IIhe British Government insisted on lis
bright, the Government Of the United
, States would find the question 50 impos
; sibe To deal with that il would be oblig
. ed, however reluctantly, to take advan
tage of the stipulation Gontaiued in the
treaty of 1927, and put at enid To the
$ treaty oflS45,upon giving twelve months
F., notice. 1t did not appearto her Majes
TVS Government that any commensurate,
advantage would, under such circum
y stances, result from further pressing the
: matter ..s. .,...... .., ....
h Burn OF ANofuER PRINCE. The mos
B, striking event rf the week is the birth o
, another royal Prince, which took place
at the Buckingham FaIuce; nntlIe morn
9 lug of Wednesday last, The yduui
!. srnnger and tie royal parents are, 'h
Infficial bulletins tell us, progress |sing ia
q vorably." In Compliment to the mos
illustrious warrior Of tie age, tile Ihr
sou of her Majesty is To be called Arfh"'
It Albert; and Alfred. and Arthur, form
y pretty aIlleralion.
n SOUTHERN NEwspAPER-ln alludin
e to the projec, for establishing Sou'her
IT organ, in the city of Washington and til
. comments which haze been made by di
IT ferent papers, the Washington UatC
o says;-
n "Already some of them have disclalme
l. the statements contained III the address
/. which was published in manner to or
p ate the beliefthattley approved lt,whe
-, in fact they had never SCENT. We ie
y confident that the great body OF tho'
s. whose names have been usedto give san
III ton and support to this movement ha
n, Dor no design hostile to the peace al
., permauency of the Union; for surely n
one of them could believe for a nome
u' " that he could carry with him any consi
Ill erable portion of The Southern people.
to .APPRoxIMATlNG TOWARDS JUSTICE
,e TAT recent term Of the Court of Cor
IL mon Pleas in Jefferson county, a faith
ri recovered verdict Of $4,000 for the s
to ductiou Of his daughter; At The hnpPe
in ing Of the event the girl was not over
years of age, and the-defendant about G
a who is said by the Herald to be :"
he old citizen, long and favorably known
d. an enterprizing merchant" tr.i.
ut HIghway RobBery...-A robbery, u