The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-15

FOREIGN News. We copy the fOl-
lowing Intelligence brought by the steam
er Batic:- .-.... -.....
The policy of the new Ministry of
England IN regard To their commercial
policy, is not yet known, though fre.
quently asked for
FraRce.-Paris letters state in the
budget for 1922. which will sron be laid
before the Legislature by correspond.
ence, the reduction Of the army will he
proposed to The extent of so to $4,000
men. but an increase in the geRdS de
arms will he likely to be made to the ex.
tent nf 25 900 men.
General CayaigUac, previous to refu-
sing his ST. at in the legi slaive chamber,
wished tn consult the Generals Fronacier
and Bedseaw, on the subject, and accor
dinghy applied for passport to Belgium,
where they reside. The General was
informcd that he could have the pass
port, but that he would find the front
iers close against him on his return -
He then declined to accept on those
terms.
The President was present at re
view on Monday, in the Grand Square
of the Tulleries Everything passed fl
with The greatest eclat. and on his retnru
10 the Elysee. he was greeted with cries
of "uiue Ia Emperor" The ministerial
papers publish contradiction Of the ru
mors relative to the creation of new
system. modifying the constitution o
France. 1t requiles the signatures %
10 Senators before it can be made -
The Senate seperales on the reading .
the proclamation for the proroga,i0n o
, the Parliamentary session. 2SS men
Condemned to transportation, arrived II
Paris IN the 22d, from N,evare.
Switzerland - Relations with France
are still unsettled The refugees. i
seems. were expelled by the Geneves'
and not by the general council Th'
government cnutemplates measures a
. gansl the Cantona authorities of th
s Genevese, aud military occupation Il
r Canton by the federal troops has bee
threatened
LirprpOol Market Cotton is slight
affected; inferior grades slightly depres'
F. ed; better grades maiutain fall prices =
= Corn mas declined Cd wheat Cd Flou
lis offered at decllned of | shilling.
!. RlnTs IN ST LUis The recent Cha
= ter election in the city of st. Louis. gay
" rise to some dlsgracefu scenes TIL
e was on Monday A despatch says:
n "A disgrnceiul riot occurred in tt
pf First ward, which resulted in the dea
.. IF one person. aud wnuuding five or s.
others Shots were fred from the wi
dnws of German Coffee House whic
IN addition To two or three other house
-, was enlered and destroyed.
- The crowd was again fred on at Il
It corner of 7ih aud Park Avenues. VIII,
l. the windows and doors of the hnus
n were instantaneouslS broken down. al
:. the crowd fired the building al
burnt it To the ground. Subsequent
they were fired on at the c"rner of Pa
e aud Car"ndelrl Avenue. aud a member
ID Stom'S fire company was m"r,aily woun
ne ed. The house from which the shot "
10 fired was Immediately r,ddlrd aud q
.r crowd then pursued their way up tuN
" aud quietly dispersed.
'e Later at night crowd collected
=" round the Anzeigcr De Western VIII
the military were ordered ont by I
% Mayor. aud having formed. kept !
1t block where the office is situated Gle
he until late hour in the night The
h fee appeared To be deserted, the inma
H.. probably expecting an attack. Guy p
- fec,ly tranquil to day"