The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03
WHOLE NO. 1919
FURTHER FoREI0a iNTeLLloEscR,
by THE sTH6MgR AfnfrAl


upon NInftnr some years tie "eAfdinafe
hat bu, thai for certain reasons bis grace
kept the conferred honor profound 50,
cret.
| The. archbishops and the whole of the
bishops, with the exception Of Exeter aud
Isl. Dayid's, have presented an address 10
her Majesty, denouncing the PaPaI sR.
lgressiuu.
There was another scene a, ST, Bar.
nabs S Church. Plmlico. on Sunday last. =
A crowd of300 persons assembled out.
side The church, shouting 'DV wafer sods;'
M Pope IN LnnJos;' "lhe Queen. and 40
surrender" &c. However there was no
breach of The peace. 70. a., r.a,,
iceland is about to be united to Leith by
3 line OfBte smeTs. ..,.a e..,+a
FRANCS. From France our news this
week is not very important. as all poljii;
cal interest is bound up in the German
quarrel. The Legislative Assembly has
declared its neutrality. and in such atone d
as 10 enforce a strict obedience to,its
mandates. II is said that NJ. PeIsignyl
1.-The private friend of Louis Napoleon, and
late Ambassader al Berlin, has been in,
cesssnt in, urging the President TO join
Prussia and involve France in the quar-
rel. but private intrigue. ip the. present
temper Of the natiunis innocpoas.. There
lhave been serious Disturbances 10 some of
The depsHnenis. but The strong militery
attitude Of the government keeps oil
IquiPt. -
NJ Mon. who is at Paris, has been rs;
called Ia Madrid by telegraph and il Is
Iconieciured that u ministerial crisis has
taken place in the Spanish capital. j..
RuME.-At Rome there is rather an iOs
Icreased uueasiness sbout the excitement
which his taken place IN Euglsnd ON the
Pspal aggressiohs. At present every
hing is quiet in Lombsrdy and Turin,
hu'. If a war breaks out in Germany, we
fear that tranquility can scarcely be
maintained.
I INDIA The news from India. by the
overland mail, is uot importsnt. Beyond
some fighting in the d"minions Of the
Nam. about some quarrel which the
English Resident is, called upon 10 settle;
Everything is Tranquil. ....a.
PRUssIA Letters lt9n BsAinJ to the
81 Instant. states that Baron Ladenberg
had resigned
Baron Vick's party were preparing to
: uphold an address in opposition To the
Iraugh. This address included a. vote
of want Of confidence. The Olmntz ar.
rangemeuts had been stated TO Parlis.
menl.
In his speech. Baron Manteufiel de-,
clsred inr the maintenance Ofpeace. He
1 protested that he would keep Office.
, The Parliament ives likely TO be ad.
j"uTned.. and perhaps dissolved.
--latest inteiljgencs by telegraph from
Berlin, Of the 4ih irstant-.-"The Lower
$ House mad assumed hostile attitude.
u Its ommitiee on the address had agreed
ou a new draught. condemna,ory Of the
y Olmuiz arrangements OF the committee
n Is voted fur The opposition. The cabinet
e had four votes A cabinet council has
d been held. The King has adjnnrned the
Parliament to the third day Of January.
u 1851"
u AUSTRIA. Our Vienna correspondence
! is Ia the first Instant.
| The Imperial Cabinet had notified it's
r assent In The Olmuiz arrangements. - a..
5 Nevertheless the armament and con.
s centraii"n Of tr""ps are still continued. D,
I CENThAL GERMANY Our adyices from
: frankfurt aud Csssel are Of the 3lst in
staHt. .lt e-
, N" change has taken place in the posi-.
tion uf affairs.
Prussian troops from Westphalia con.
tinued to march upon Cassel. '-,
: Nulhing was heard Of ihs retreat of the
/ federal forces. s....-..-
: The ne ws Of the Olmuiz arrangements
. came to Frsnkfmt on the Sd instant. Ii
produced favorable impression on
? Change.
TURKEY-Acc0unts from Constantine,
pie Of the 2olh uII., state that a terrible
chas,isement has been inflicted on, the inf
surgenis Of AIeppo, On the evening of
the 7lh ult., Kerim Pasha invited The
: principal chiefs of the insurgents to como
to him. They accepted tie invitation,
persuaded that The fear of fresh dislur,
, bances would make them respected.
, Kerm Pasha had them placed under ar
, rest The insurgents. 6uding their chiefs
. did not return, rushed io arms aud came
I in number about 10 900. and ipsoLenilya
! demanded their liberation. The Otto
b. man general was prepared for this. and
I replied to their demand by charging,
t them at the bead of 4. 900 imperial troops
, whom he had assembled in the inside of
= some barracks. s .iA,s
The combat was desperate, and lasted
for more than twenty four hours; bat the
result was favorable tothe Turks. Three
: Musselmanlqunrters--Karlek. Bap Cous;
sa. and Ell Bah NeHab. (which were the
seat Of lhei, revolt, have. been almost emf
. tirely destroyed. Eighteen, hundred of
Y the rebels fell in the struggle, and the
i remainder, with htheiinhabiiansa of the az,
J bnve quarters. have fled from AIeppa. the
(. Turkish cavalry pursuing them. MT
r single Christian fell in this terrible affair.
All the properly Of the rebels will be de-
voted by the, sulhqriiies to ipdemnifylhe
$ Christians for their lnsses. on the l4th
and 18th October. and To rebuild the
u three churches which were burnt, The
3 Bosnian insurgents have also been des
, leated in two battles; and thus has the
Sultan iriumphed over feudality and fa-
naticism.