The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
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New York, July 20.-The Europa ar
rived at half past one wilh II passengers.
-DufiDg the week thesdemlnd Tor gotten
has been extremely quiet but principal cot
tn houses Rake L. change in quotations,
though I'll e-.itlts may be quoted one sik-
tyeAts. G@u!g.. Flour GEa9d lower; wheat
further a-c.i..sI u; both articles dull. Corn,
@Mte keeps at quotation; yellow little on
han4 BACON lS cheaper, and duu. Beef
lna p4rk lille doing ewing TO absence; .fne
ceef wanted. -4l........
Elections over 4Sl already clected-only
IS7 Einis!erials. Serious election riots at
Cork, Limerick, Belfast and elsewhere in
Iceland. Tae militia called out and many
shot. -'t.'' F....i - ~ s.s.
TIE treaty commerce between Swtz-
erlsnd and The United States complete. Dun
ley Mann, commissioner, left for home.
Letters from Kossuth seized in Italy,
and sent to the Austrian Governor at Lom-
bardy-many arrests. F
The Indinn mail arrived. The British
carried the town of Bessein by storm--So0
Burmese killed Severe fighting in North
west India between Sir Collin Campbell and
the revoted tribes. Terrible battle in Ca
bull between Var Mahommed and Srdars
Candahar, each 10000 strong. The battle
lasted eight hours. Sirdars Candshar wes
defeated-loss 1900. 'H...--
London election returns to the latest mo-
ment show ministerial gain of l9, leaving
still SO against the government. e-.
TEE LIQUOR ILw IS MASSACHUSETTS,
The law against the sale Of liquors in Mas
sachusotts went into operation on Thursday
l., lttlo r1
to be paid to it, and the places where it is
sold, it is said, are as numerous as ever
The committals at the watch houses on
Thursday night, for drunkenness, were about
the average number One firm in the city,
it is said, sold 1900 bsrrels.o of rum within a
week preceding Thursday, and another firm
sold SO 900 worth of liquors on Wednesday,
more than the same concern had sold in one
day for foriysycaTs that il has been in, the
trade. The Yarmouth Register says there
has not been so large quantity Of liquors in
that town during the lastten years Us there
is at this time. In Roxbury no agent tosell
for medical and mechanical purposes have
vet been appointed. Liquor is sold there
freely at ALT usual places. In Charles
town several dealers refusedto sell contrary
to law. In Watcrtown on Thursday, no
liouor was sold In Brighton, on the con-
trary. the business was larger than usual.
In Lowell all the liquor shops were closed,
and there seemed to be a determination to
enforce the law. Mr.. A. A. Allen has been
appointed liquor agent at Springfield, with
salary Of 5000 -l -s..
Lnuis NApoLEos-C Curious Anecdotc. The
political leader in the July number Of Rack
rood, written probably by AL1soY, the Histo-
rian, represents in most striking hight the
danger to which Englandis exposed, OF inyu,
sion sooner or later from France. 1t relates
the following curious anecdote, which we
have never before seen in print, and which
strikiugly illustrates a very remarkable fea-
ture in the character of LOUIS NAPoLEox: .
"Princc LOUIS NAPOLEON, like his uncle,
is verysuperstitious, and always carries an
amulet, taken from the tomb of CHARLIE
MAGYE, on his person. He is known TO have
said in this country, long before he, left it to
accept the Presidency of the French Repub-
lie: at may appear presumptuous in me to
wear that amulet, but have an inborn con-
viction in my mind that am one day to be
the ruler of France. When am so, | shall
first extinguish the license of the Press in
Paris and then attack England shall do so
with regret, for | have been kindly received
there, and it contains many of my best
friends; but. I must fulfil my mission, and car
ryom that,phich I Laop my uncle had most al
Seart-I oioe that to his memory In pursu-
ance Of these views, he has just decreed so,-
OOOmen to his regular army" 1-9ih
CHOLERA IN CrRcLEvi1LE.-2A despatch
from Circleyile; Wednesday evening, states
that the Cholera had made its appearance
in that town, on yesteriay morning, and
that seven cases and three, deaths had loo.