The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

it HALiFAAi oopt' 10
The Steamer Canada arrived at this port at hall
past this morning. She sailed from Liverpool
on Sunday, the 7tl instant. aud has thus made ihe
trip 10 daya IL hours from port to port. she
leaves for Boston this morning and will arrive to.
morrow noon, making the voyage from Liverpool
TO Boston in the uuequaled time OF days aud q
bout 81 hours.
The mails will reach Philadelphia ON Wednes
day. sT
The American Steamer Pacific reached Liver
pool from New York on "Wednesday the 4lh inst
at IL A. NJ. making the Snyage il less than clev
en- days. The Cunarl Steamer Cambria from
Boston, August 81, arrived at Liverpool on the ID
The harvest in Englaud has all been secured in
good order @
MAREErs.-No hinge has occurred in Wheat
aed Fl1uri tall prices have obtiined. Indian
Corn has declined 6d per q1lrter. The London
Money Market. September 9Th, continues easy
CuusllIs close at 9bt diy Nurhins Of impdr'
lance doing in American stocks: PRICES merey
uolniul. In Cotton. tair OrIedus qunteI AT g. d
decihle OF
Bieadstutfs firmer. Tho weather the past We sk
dspelliHg all fears about harvest all speculation
ce'lsea. but steady demiud continues for Wheat
Ind Flour at full prices. Indian Curn dull Bee
duh Pork. sales unusnllty light at low figure
lldliOuo Atl .NGi gu. Cuuulut' SCH SlOW
y at full rates. Lard, s,es of $50 tous NJ prices
slightly in iavor 81 sellers. Cheese IN better in
qm,y. Tulluw III active demand at 6d advance
Snsr holders insist Oh highest rates sales a
very full prices Coffee alvhced 3sat Liverpou
and declined 10 At Loudon. MIhsses in brisk
demand at full prices Turpeutue, sales OF 90(
barrels ut 6s. Rice less sale, Carolina l7s6l8s
6d Wool In good demand At li,! price
Money continue easy, { II 100000 bullion i,
Bank. American stucks ulallered.
MISCELLANEOUS. The hl~dy Haynau ON Wed
neS,lay received slight disposition Of tho reglrt
which the English people entertain for him
He arrived in London Oh Monday aul on Wed
nesdHy having previously received letter of in
lroduction from Blron R6tlschild ia wh ch til,
Baron styles Hynan a. Ills particular file d. h,
| went 10 visit the Bewely Of Messrs, Barclay Per
kins. & Co. lla uau was accompanied by hi
abide camp aud interpreter According 10 th,
practice Of visitors they were required To sigl
their names in 5Onk in tho fce, alter whicl
they crossed the yard with one ol the clerks who
discovering that one Of The visitors was Nj IrSha
Hhynnu late commander of the Austrian forces
dnring the attack Of the unfortunate HuHgarins
at BreaIne, it was known all over the Brewery IN
less than two minutes and before tue General aud
his companions had crossed the yard, nearly all
the laborers aud dfayinen ran ont with bruom'
and dirt shouting dorm Nth he Austriqn butct
err and other epithels # an alarming nHure.
The Marshal finding how mnters stood aud be-
lug likely In gel warm reception FROM the stur'
dy brewers, thought discretion the better part Of
valOr' and began 10 beat retreat but this was
not so easily done. An attnck was commenced
by dropping truss OF straw on his head, atter
which grain and missiles of every kind were freely
bestowed and one OF the men next struck his eyes
aud hurled dust in all directions. His clothes
were torn off his back. The Marslals compan-
ions were treated with equal violence Tho par.
tY 6ually reached tbs entrunce gate. but no sonn
e,hnd made their exit tllnu crowd Of persnns met
hrs lllghness aud struck aud peted him with every
available missile aud lie was dragged along hy
his musllclno which afforded ample facility from
its excessive length. Still battling with his assa
nut5, he ran in frautic nInner nu The Bank side
urt he cJne to the Georgia Public House, where
he ran up stairs and concenled himself from tht
furious mob who rusheIin after him, threatening
the Austrian butcher, brt did not discover his hid
ing place.
The Police ultimately clne 10 Ills rescue.