The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14

EUROPEAN ISrELLIoEEcK.-Th news by the
America, is not of decided character yet il gives
token of threatening storm in Europe, which
may or may not be arrested by those In power
The journalists of this country have been so fire.
quenty mistaken in their predictions OF events
in the Old World. that most Of them are willing
to wait for some startling intelligence before they
publish it.
1t is highly probable that the new Electoral
Law, which is now before the French Assembly
will pass that body. II will deprive nearly halt
the present voters of the right Of sutfiHge und
will thus create powerful party against tho Gov
ernment. That some trouble is anticipated il
evident from the fact that the army i'll Paris has
been greatly augmented, it is said To an exten
that will put down any attempt To resist the Gov
erument
The difficulty between England and France III
regard tu the Greek question ia not Ol II very i'm
posing character, aud will probably be settled
without any appeal To arps The London Jour
nails are OF the opinion that !, is only ruse upon
the part ur the French Government To induce the
people to swallow tue new Electoral law. On
the other hand, Russia threatens not 10 permit
English subjects to reside in her borders, while
Lord Pallnersuu insists upon his peculiar no.
tons about their rights aud privileges, unless
these subjects renounce their allegiance
The Pope is accused Of wishing to escape from
Rome aud 10 again place himself under the pro-
lection of Austria, but is watched too closely by
the French. Ii is also said that unless the Pope
yields to liberal principles, it i' ieared that the
pnpal dominion is at all end.
Ia Austria the Jesuits have again been admit
ted into the Empire, despite tho opposition oil
the ecclesiasties Kossuths children have been
permitted tn 30 to hmi Bem's name has been
nailed to the galIows aud bis estates eonhscated;
aud despatch says that general amnesty has
been granted in favor Of Hungary and The custo-
mary barriers between tho two countries sup
pressed.
The Berlin Congress Of Princes has adjourned
after definitely fixing upon plan Of Union, PruS
sa having the lions share in the appointing pow
er and the affairs OF the New Union"
| W hllo these events are HoWl9 tdhlhB PnNO' y
is said thst more important matters are unde'
negotiation concerning the map OF Europs,al Clare
mont, Paris aud ST. Petersburgh. The two branch
Us ii the royal family III France ars reconciled
and Hsnry,V. is TO mount the throne Of France ex
tending to the Rhine. Austr is 10 be cOaxs,
into giving up SO mnch of Lombardy as she can
not conveniently guard, and ia that part of En-
rups a kingdom is 10 be formed for one Of tn
Orleans fnmiIy Prussiu ia to be tempted to joil
in with the contracting parties by the present q
US many fragments ol Faduldnd as the Runo-Ga
lie armies can wrench rSm the country, whic
must bu the ully OF England.
All this can easily he put upon paper, but whe
il comes to thedetaiIs and the COLLECTING interest
ofths dilIerenlG lGovernments are placed in cont as
it moy he found moro difficult to draw suitabl
nap Of Europe than the high contracting parlie
Imagine. Besides this, others than the roy'
families Of Europe may desire 10 assist in the Ia
bor.