American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA

HALIFAX, March 26.-Ths steamship |
Niagara. with dates from Liverpool to
the 18th inst. Que week later than pre-
vious advices has arrived here.
Cotton ha- declined 4@fl., owing to
heavy imports.
Breadstufs aud Provisions dull.
Cousols closed at 96s@96a for money
The English Houst Of Commons met on
the leth inst.
DIsreli announced the reception of
very satisfactory dispatch from France.
and the termination of the misunderstand-
ing between the two countries.
The India dispatches had not reached
Liverpool up to the time the Niagara sail
ed
The appeal Of Orsini and his accomplic-
es had been refused Arrests continue
numerous in France.
A lengthy pamphlet had been issued in
Paris, in regard to the refuge difficulty
with England. Appeals are made to the
English Government and people. not to be
led away by false interpretations. and ex.
presses the hope that the alliance will firm.
ly stand the trials it is undergoing. 1t is
regarded as state paper.
AT Chalons, on the 9th inst, party OF
forty men surprised the small post OF in
fantrY, and attempted to seize the railway
station. crying 'Vive la Republique,' but
we're driven back. They then occupied
the head Of the bridge. to intercept com.
municstion with the barracks. The gar
rison finally dispersed them, and captured
fifteen.
GortschaSoff had issued a memorandum
on the question of the navigation OF the
Danube. to the French Government. d.
rectly in opposition to the views of Aus.
tria. Russia agrees that France and Eng
land have the right. by the Paris Confer
ence. to deal with the subject.
8: me rioting had occurred at Doubln
between the police aud the college stu,
dents. Five oil the latter ara said to be
dangerously injured.
A Central Committee had been appoint
ed at st. Petersburg. to examine all the
projects for the emancipation of the serfs.
The Committee consists Of thirteen
members, the Emperor, President.
1t was rumored in London, on Friday,
that dispatches had been received, an
nouncing the taking of Lucknow.
The correspondence between France
and England would not be laid before
Parliament. and the Times gives the fol-
lowing synopsis:
1.-The last Of series Of dispatches arriv-
ed yesterday. Both Malmesbury and
Walewski, throughout, have shown great
judgement and discretion.
"In reply to Malmesbury's request for
an explanation OF the passages that SO
much offended the House of Commons,
" Walewski frankly reminds this country OF
the undoubted pr offs given by the Empe
ror Of the value he attachei to the alli
an,e by his concessions to our views du.
ring the Crimean war and since the trea.
ty.
"He proceeds to observe that after the
Emperor has been many times exposed
and escaped many attacks made by assas
sins. who are proved to have concocted
their plans in England, he thought thai
there was no presumption to appeal to the
friendly feeling and justice of our nation
to prevent if possible, recurrence Of sucl
crimes: He repudiates in the Emperor
name. any idea Of wishing to include
Englishmen in the category of refugees tC
whom he alluded, or desire to change
our laws, or any intention to condemn
them; but now regretting the miscon
structiou placed upon his intention. ht
requests that the correspondence will
cease and the alliance continue"
The Times states that Count Persiguy
will not continue to represent France a
the English Court.
The dispatches from the French to tn
Swiss Government in reference to the ref
ugoes, have been published.
The removal from the frontiers OF Switz
erland Of the Italian and other questionab
refugees is demanded in menacing terms
A Madrid dispatch says that Zuoloaga
the present head of the Mexican Govern
ment. is well disposed to settle the differ
ences with Spain.
The statement that Concha is to be re-
moved from Cuba is contradicted on goot
authority.