The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-26
FURTTIER FOREIGN NEWS.

We append lew additional items OF
tho intelligence brought by the steamer
America.
MISCELLANEOUS The Schleswig diff
Guilty between Prussia and Denmark has
been satisfactorily adjusted.
The claim upon Portugal is for $40,
900.
The English ministry has suffered an.
other defeat-this time upon The Irish
franchise bill II is said that they will
now withdraw the bills relative 10 the
Lord GieGtenancy in Ireland. the Mer-
camille marine aud the encountered Es-
tates; but will stick to the budget and if
necessary appeal to the country upon il.
There was duel fought in France be.
tween NJ. Valentip and NJ. Clary. The
former was wounded Both are mem
berers Of the Assembly. There is a pro.
posal before this body, to abolish all la
bor on Sundays and Church holidays.
The President has given 40.O 900 francs Of
his increased salary to a charitable insti-
tuition.
A decree has been published in Spain,
granting 82OO, 900 for building two steam
ers and eight other vessels. The late
Cuba matter has induced the Govern
ment to augment the navy.
IRELAND. = The attention of Govern
ment has been called to the treatment
which Smith O'Brien has received at
Brce Island. but without eliciling any
thing satisfactory flom them. Large
publ meetings have been held in Dub
: lin. limerick and other cities, at which
the conduct of government has been de
nounced by men of all shades of pollica
oplnidn. At the Dublin meeting, let
Ter from O'Bren to Mr.. Butt, Queen''
: counsel, was received, confirming all tho
: had been reported about the cruelty Il
, which he was subjected
\ Sin ROBERT PEEL.-We find the follow
ing additional particulars relative to thu
death of this most eminent of England
: Statesmen:
T. The sudden and violent death of 81
: Robert Peel caused grea: sensation il
II England and France.-The English pa
n pers are filled, almost to the exclusion q
every thing else, with extended notice
of the life and character of the late Pre-
j. merand with speculations as to the efec
S his death will have upon the politics {
his country. The particulars fhis deaf
q are thus stated: On Saturday evening
. June 80 whilst proceeding from his resi-
u, dence in White hall up Constitution Hi
d his horse suddenly SHE'D at somethIn
If passing. kicked up his heels, aud thre'
e Sir Robert over his head on his fac,
- Although rendered insensible by the fal
Sir Robert retained hold of the rein
J" and the ANNA being thus checked, lo
his footing, and fell heavily upon the to
IN nflhe baronet. Several gentlemen pa
e sing, rendered the necessary assistance
rs aud the Ex Premier was placed in ca
r riage. removed to his house in Whiteha
le in state of insensbilly. All the med
IL, cal talent of London was soon at his sc
y vice. Their united efforts were unavai
ch ing After lingering till eleven o'cloC
ks on Tuesday night. the great statesma
ne expired in the 63d year of his age.
ty In reply to an offer by Lord John Ru
as sell in the name of her Majesty and Il
no nation, of "A public funeral, the family d
k. clined the honor. in as much as it was
Roberts last wish that he should he bu
n. led in Draytou Abbey, with as little pa
. ade as possible.