The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
By Telegraph for sAs Daily Lancaster Gazetts
ARRIVAL OF THE srEAAEER AFRICA.
Four Weeks Latrr frona Europo,

BosT1S, February II.
The Steamer Africa arrived here on yesterday,
having leii liverpool on the lot iust. She bring /
intelligence up tn that date,
THE ATLANTIC SARE--The Steamer AtaudC
encountered a fearful storm. which damagad o
portUnOf lec machinery, aud IN consequence she
was, compelled 10 put back to Cork. She has
| roved herself 10 be first class sai6Ag vessel |
Her passengers were brought over by the Africa.
FRANCE There has been debate IN the French
Assembly, prolonged fruln The 18th TO the 18Th
ull in which the cundnot Of the President aud
the Ministry has been severely handled
ESoLASh- QUrsn's Speech London. Friday
JdAy 30 II ain eIlabled to seud tho substance oi
the rOyhl speech. t t'
Her Majesty will announce that she received
must friendly assurances from iorelgn powers ana
is gratie 10 know thai peace has been restored IN
those sates in tie uurih Of Europe SO lately en-
gagged IN war. or preparing for the commence
uient pf fhostilitieS
Tile Queen viii then congratulate The members
Of both Houses Of Parliament Oh The tranquility
which prevails mol only at home, but IN all her
foreign possessions. The people are conlented
and ha6py The tnluulaclurers are acliye--enl.
plvylnent abundant nnd commerce prosperous
While lbe revenue il III excess Of expenditures,
Her Majesty regrets Thai 10 some communities
Agriculture ia depressed, but trusts 1t viii DO only
temp nary. . .,,r
Since Parliament last met The Queen regrets
that considerable excitement las been mutually
occasioned by an aggressive pruceeinsUn Ihe part
Of the head OF the Roman Catholic Church, who
Ind without seeking orubfainiug permission, pre-
suned to bertow terrific ri TILES un eccleSilsllcs
and Ia distribute the country into diOceses
Her Majesty then directs nn amendment 10 The
treaty regulating trade with Brazil. and ouggeots
the dssrableuess OF arranging the sugar trade with
thai country. -t-
Yuu will SEQ that lie speech viii be more than
usually vague. and remarkable Tor ustudleda'
yodanee oIirritaing topics.
There 10 10 allusiOn whatever to financial mat.
tors beyond the customary promises ol documents
sc. s..
The plpcrs llil before ihe Parliament in reler-
euCe to pspdl agsIesoipus are OF the miIlesi kind
as iiher Milesly was dsirols ol passing over as
mildly a, poss lille the tlIsasreeube question.
Tile course llopted you may rely on as wise
and polite
MARKETS. - Lieerpook Jnuuury q We have
no new Ienlule 10 notice in our C0rn market
which continues without animation aud apparently
~ithoul any prospect oI Improvement. Plliladel-
| phia aud Baltimore Flour 23s: Western Canal 20s
J Gd02is 6d late arrival OF Ohio sold at 22s Cd
per barrel Indian Corn is in demand at 3isO
| 3s Cd for yellow 3OsV3ls for mixed and $3.50
33s for whito per qnIlter. Wheat meets with
slow Saos at easier rates. IS 6d0js 0I for red Gs
aGs 9d Inr white.
The Stock Of Cotton in this port is estimated at
ljl 000 bales Of which 264,0O0 are American IA
gaius total stock last year at this period oi 493,-
! 900, Of which 800 900 were American.
Tobacco quiet with sucs Of the mouth of jl3
binds. Tho stock in warehouse is II 160 hlIds.
| H., ,,,l, I,.,f u, - E,lL,1lI
| Sales If American red Clover seed; "A lierces al
5OsQjIc; 100 tons at 4OslD I2s 100 IONS new seed
at l6sD47s Cd.
In Provisions generally there has been an ac.
tive demand with an advance IN Pork owing 10
the Government having advertised Tor contracts
The Iron market is quiet,
AMERICAN SgcuRIrIEs ,--At London, American
securities were steady, but the sales reported
wrre not large. Tho following are the latest pei.
Ces: u. s. i've per cent bonds, Of 1853 9a093
| U. s. six per cent bonds, Of 1862 l02AUl03, D.
six per cents Of 1868, lO84@ I089 U. 5. six pei
cent. stpcks of 1862 and l861, Jlnuary and Juy
| l0lDlQ5.
Further Foreign News
| FRANcE.-A debate aruse upon the motion T.
| Mr. keIugal. proposed in consequence Of The re
! port of the permanent cOmt.iltee Of the members
of the Assembly who had remained in Paris dur.
|
gress Of the ovonis. In the course OF this debuc
besides the Ministers. Gems, Cavignac, Chapgar-
urr, Theirs, Lamarline aud uher members spoke
The conclusion ut which NJ Theirs arrived was
that vote for the Gevernment would be e1u
vHent To the establishment pI tho Empire.
Immediately upon the rising Of the Assembly.
The ministers went To the Elysee aud placed heiI
resigidtnh in tho hunds Of the President The
resignaions were accepted by him on tue l9I
ut The Constitutional Of the goth. says "A Minis
try will be formed from the ranks of the twenty
seven who voted against ST. Neuves' amendment
A conspiracy has been discovered meetings Ol
which were held at Barrurepgate. At au un
expected moment the Police surrounded the house
aud thirty six individuals were arrested. TEey
were all delegates Of the socialists or drilling
Socieies. \ proclamation in autograph Of dc
mucrutc character was seized
Leon FOucher was given the difficult llsk oil
looming the government He appeared likely
| 10 succeed. when al at once il was declared he
+ was uuabled 20 do so, Since then Louis Napo
leon has cut the Gordon kuot. Finding il impOs
sbe t. compose Ministry out uI tho pnrliu
mcntlry mrmhels at hS disposal, he has had his
leUuurre Ia the formation OF his Ministry lo the
public iunclunIies, This fact was cOnmuuicat
ed to Tic Assembly by u message received by NJ
Duiunat oU Friday ,, p, NJ. u
1t was as iollow;;--"Public opinion confding
IN the prudence of the Assembly the Government
has not bceu alarmed by lhe late Incidents Ne,
verlhelcss, France begins to suffer by divisions
which she depores. My duly 10 10 do what in
me lies To prevent tho III results OF them Tho
Union Of The two powers is indensiblo To the re.
Io,c of the country, but The Constitution has rcn
delcd them independent ot each other. The on.
| .IY condition OF this uuiou is mutual confidence.
| Penetrated with lhis sentiment, | shall always
respect tho rights of the Assembly, while main
Mining.nI tie act the prerUgaiiVes OF that power
which hold from the people
| SrAIS-lt was stntel in olr last that the Cahi.
usl Of Nnryae1 had resigned IL consequence otuot
mviug been invited to concert by tue Queen
Mnih6r. Queen lshhellHrelused 10 .hCtept their
withdrawal hut on Nurvucz declaring e would
blow out his brains ii retained in office, sle iually
accepted them
PoRruaAt. Tho political news is uuimportant
BeLd,uM Accounts from Brussels OF the l8,h
ult state that the Belgian Ministers had resigned,
in consequences Of diIlrreuoe af opinion which
sprung up lately between the Minister oil war aud
other members OF the Cabinet,
ScHLEswiG. lloLsrklS On tho lAth, fIolseh,
panel was attacked by tho Danes at Winjslc A
skwmish eIisued. .tut H' t
The conference between the Dauisn, Austrian
hnu ITusS'hh No'nt''SsI"h"a uo' we" '"JNu' Nou'
The Holsien troupe cont niue 10 retreat into
Ilulsten. The Dance are falling bnck into
SehleswiS. Attempts are making Ia eulist Hol-
sten volunteers into the DgaLllInn army.
By late dates, we learn that tho movements nl
| the Prussihn aud Austrian trorpa have been sud
deuly suspended,
RvsHA...si Petersburg Journals contain an uka
40, prohibiting the export Of silver in bullion Or
coin by sea from RUSSIA, Kngdom Of POLAND aud
the principally offind and. The importof gold