The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

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pecuniary difficulties. A movement is on
foot to relieve him ofhis embarrassments.
The London Times objects to the pro.
lection policy of the Administration. 1t
thinks that the American ports should be
left free to the products of English pau
per labor. araG w
It's said that treaty has been entered
into between the Emperor Of Russia and
the President of France, the particulars
of which will not prove very satisfactory
to England Its exact terms have not
yet been made known. sf.rasa
The old difficulty still exists at Rome.
The Cardinals have fatty refused to al.
low French army to remain, and affairs
are as far as ever from being arranged.
The arrangement between Russia and
Turkey, as published by us some days
since, is confirmed by this arrival. ...
An insurrecton occurred at lspahan,
Persia. The palace of the Governor was
attacked. and himself and thirty Of his
servants put to the sword. . r
The new Provisional Federal Com
mission, at Frankfort, has already drop,
ped the title of German Empire, +" in
public documents, and has adopted that of
''Geimanic Confederation" ..
A draught of 300 men has been made
by Denmark for recruiting her navy.
This looks like preparation for war.
Austria is cultivating assiduousIy the
good graces Of the Princes and Kings in
the North of Germany.
The Duke of Wellington commences
she new year with fresh evidences of
health and strength. The other day lie
went out hunting, and actually rode be-
tween ten and twelve miles tn cover.
The Presidents message in full, and
parts of Mr.. Meredith's Report, are pub
lished by the English papers.
At a political meeting in StaAordshire,
on the 10th January, there was tre
mendous riot and fight between the Pro
tectonist farmers and the Free Traders
The latter gained the day. -. ...
Letters from Klagenfurt announce a
serious illness of M. Gorgey, late Hunga-
rian General.
The people OF Vienna were in great
excitement by an expected corp detat
to be put in effect on .he 6tn inst. The
military measures are really formidable.
Within circle of six miles around Wen.
ma the houses are full of soldiers-lhere
are at least $4,000 men in Vienna, aud
$4,000 could be poured in by the rail
ways in the course of three of four days.
The typhus fever was raging fearfully
at Vienna on the 2Gth ult. No less than
80 medical men had been seized with it
from visiting their patients. ..5s.
In England, tho most important cir
cumstance, in connection with home pol.
itics, since the last packet, has been the
publication of semi-otlicaI announce
ment, to the effect that the Government
have resolved to bring forward meas
ure for the extension Of the suffrage, both
in England and Ireland, and that it will
most probably be recommended in the
speech rrom'the throne. '.
The mail has brought over advice
from Ireland of large amount of bank
of Ireland notes having been distracted
from the bank; and it is supposed they
may, in part, find their way to New York,
and be offered for sale. ..
The money market of London was
more plentiful, ird the Lombard stree,
bill brokers had given notice of reduc
ton in The rates of discount to ) pei
cent. per annum; and it was rumored
that the Bank Of England would follow
their example. --ar ..
The Bank ofEugland held SIG, 6,177, ,OOO
ofgold and silver coin and bullion against
their issues, aud further sum ia deposit
of 81, $50, ,0OO--. gold and silver coin.
For the last two weeks Coffee has
been the favorite article of speculation
and large quantities have changed hands
The prices have advanced aud are rap
idly increasing.