The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
ADDITIoNAL FOREIoN NEWS

NEw YoRK, June "a.
Further ParticuIars by the Cambria
English Protection MestIng---Ireland.
France--the Electoral Law-'rhc Bourbon
FAmily..Greece--Thc Pope's Pr0nuncia-
nsnto-The Markets, SO.
ENGLAED.-The protectionists have been hold
ing meeting at Liverpool which was attended
by the bulk Of the country party. amd is said to
have been the greatest political display that has
been witnessed England for some time.
From the report recently presented to Parla.
ment. it appears that the largest importation of
wheat and flour this wear into Great Britain, has
been from France. The quantity from the U s I,
is comparatively small ai~
In Ireland the agitation for tenants rights of
f&ily If tenure to the agricultural population is
iast gaining ground Ministers OF every creed
and politicians Of every trade. are said 10 be unit
ed to forward the movement.
| One hundred Hungarian refugees have landed
at Southampton from Malta. Count and Countess
Dembinski were among them.
FRANcE.-The Electoral Law was passed 3lsl
May. by 432 to cal. The President promulgated
the bill as the law Of France oil Monday. Prep
arutous OF the Government in anticipation OF re-
volt, have been supehous, as the opposition
seemed TO be disposed TO let the whole affair past
over quietly. The Journals are urging the Presi-
dent to proceed with vigor in the work OF coer-
cion The Assembly have under consideration s
proposition for the removal OF the seat OF govern
ment from Paris. NJ Theirs is said to he labor
ing 10 effect a reconciliation between the elder
and younger branch OF the Bourbon family. Ev-
cry member of the family OF Louis Philippe, ex'
cept the Duchess of Orleans is said to be deslrous
of reconciliation 1t is expected that M Thiers
possesses sufficient influence with the Duchess to
1. nd he in hf
about TO visit England for this purpose.
In the negotiation OF Greek affairs, the follow.
ing Is said Id be the understanding agreed OF
both sides:-The English abinet, at the express
demaud ofthe French Government, and to prov,
the value which it attaches to the continuance o
col dial relations between the two countries give
full liberty To Greece 10 claim the application o
such clauses Of the convention Of London as shal
appear TO her more favorable than the correspond
ing one ol the treaty OF 2Yth April
RoME-The Pope of Rome has published hi
harangus in explanation OF the startling events o
his reign. and commenting on The affairs Of tn
Catholic world. He specially stigmatizes the per
secutions of the Arch Bishop Of Turin, by tn
Piednontese government. He expresses BIZ
griefthat Catholicism shonld be ttienanced in tn
+ Kingdom of Belgium. The houses OF the Englis
residents aud Others are closely searched for bi
bes, aud not even excepting the British Consul
PRUssIA.-The King is rapidly recovering.
A native of the United States, Henry Walden
who was accused some time ago Of high treuso
for participation in the nsurrecton at Baden, bu
released. out Of regard to his government was ar
rested few days back ,aSirasburg, where he gair
ed his living by giving lessons and twas ordefe
he should lie conducted in the custody Of gen.de
armes to Havre, to be embarked for the Unite
States.
LlyERpooL CoRs MARKEr.-The prevalence c
extremely favorable weather for tie CROWN
crops has depressing effect on the corn marke
aud Indian corn has further declined about OH
shilling per quarters dnd y dull The extrem
price OF the best yellowis 81 aud white an
mixed 3O080s I'D per quarter of 440 lbs. Flou
22024s per bbl dull. American wheat 5s 6dd
4 IS Sd per 70 lbs. -'..t. r.t. .a.