American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25
ArrivaI Of the North America.

this port.
The Arabia arrived out on the 2sth ulI.
~Gonsois closed at Sc 4a964. ,
The North American arrvedshortly af-
ter midnight with one hundred aud twenty
passengers.
The Cunard Company advertizss ssemi-
monthly screw steamer between. Liverpool
AID New York. commencing with the Alps
on The l7h of March, and continuing ev-
cry alternate Wednesday.
The steamer City OF Manchester, had
arrived at Plymouth from India.
The ship donald MrKay sd'arrivsd at
Liverpool with .flooo5o sterling from
Australia.
A large number of ships from America
we'e overdue IN England, owing to the
essterly winds.
The ship AvondaIe. from Liverpool,
bound for New York. had been wrecked
at A1klow.t Ialst} - artf
This bark ireland bad gone TO pieces, but
the crew were saved. "a sortiieoi 10 81
Lord, Derby bad read bis speech to The
House OF Lords. He glanced at the stale
Of the army in reference TO the InSia war,
and said that there was set most respect
able numerical force without the United
Kingdom. He had no doubt Of the suc-
cess Of CAMPBELL, and when the mutiny
WAS fully suppressed itwould be the duty
Of the Government to pacify' Irdia.
! Though condemning the cause of the
Chinese war, he expressed satisfaction at
the results, and now that Canton has fall.
ZEN, it will be the duty OF the Government.
at the least possible delay, 10 make safe
tand honorable peace SO that commerce be
A again oesiahlished.1ea y''aBqo yFom EEL 80
He insisted upon the impcrtrnce 10
France and Europe of the Emperor's life
Iindignanlly characterized the atFocious at.
tempt al assassination. and make allowance
for Ihe indignation displayed by the French
people. but did not believe the addresses
n from the french colonels gave the true
representation Of the feeling OF the French
amy. HQns lew n. .itG. ass3l o.,
i 1MAlmesbury was preparing a reply 10
Walewski. which he believeo will satisfy
! puhliOiopinion, and that there is nothing
i'm Gibson resolution WI ich will prevent
The Government from proceeding with the
Conspiracy bill. though further action de-.
pends upon the reply from France. 90
The House Of Lords had adjourned un-
Ill the 10Th inst. ~. "a 9goG n 30 'ehi y
Lord Stratford De Radcliffe has Ycsign.
the Anbassadorship Of Turkey.
The London Star says that the country
is to be agitatedlby means of "a Parliament
ary committee forming 10 oppose any oon.
spracy hill introduced by Lord Derby.
+ The Times money article Of The evening
oflhe 2d inst, reports the stock market az
heavy and inanimate. li7'Y 'snn 1r'
There was q slight increase in the de-
mand for, money, owing to the settlements
TO be made on the s4thinst.. but applisa-
tions at the bank are limited. +4 $50
oloThe commercial intelligenc from India
9 was regarded as satisfactory. .H1H
INDIA. Colin Crmpbell, with q col
, umn Of fifteen thousand men and one bun
dred guns, and with at least ten thousant
| more At other points. ready TO co.opsrat,
with him. was preparing to march upor
Lucknow. Ucra sai faa Hot- fh' .
Sir Hugh Ross had defeatei the Rebel
at Bada RaupoatIa with. a strong 6slc
force, and after capturing tho strong, fort
! ress Of Ewah, he had marched on for Co
: tab, where distnion reigns. q oFiat"0 ''''
;; The authority of The civil power hAt
been restored at Delhi. ii W irtse
Large endorsements Of European troop
. Were still required. 4,
,, The rebels at Lucknow, il was said
we're losing heart.
Outram had not been disturbed sine,
= the 9Th. " a'"t.1 @Vfr 'A #'" ""N"
. r. FaAscE -4Messrs, Mace, Prabell & Co,
Of Marstilles. have suspended. Several
other. suspensions have occurred with LA
biliiies amounting to over 90. 600, 000f,
Generals Chaugamier and Bediau have
been authorizad TO return to, France.
II isreportsd that Rudio's sentence has
been committed to hard labor for life.
II il rumored that tie life OF Orsni is to
be spared, but the rlmor is considered
: doubtful. """ t"f
t The penal law on public security has
been adopted in the Senate, with but one
j dissenting vote, that Of Gen. McMahou.
!. The Paris correspondent OF the London
Q Times says that 1t was stated that Lord
Malm,s sbury had answered Walswski',
dispatch in a tone and spirit becoming .
. British, Minister. ~. -
: dTALY.- Arrests continue 10 he m made Al
s Genoa. and for fear ofa Republican plot
the troops are held ready for immediate
action. t8''"aA
. A vessel Of var had taken up position
In front Of the town with shotttd guns.
VI 'rvRkEY The Pcrte has promised full
7 relribuliou on the perpetrators Of the late
horrible eutragsS on the missionaries q
Jafa. ''' AN'aV We
= ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA. aa
New YoRK, March 2O.-The steanie,
Arabia with dates to the 9Th, has arri
/. Sed .- n,c ng[ U, 'lrif' i'.' =
/. POLITICAL. b1'lie'
|. The political and general news 10 mea
. ger and unimporlant the Derby Cabiue
4 being reelected to Parliament generally
o wlthou, opposition. The Italian Constitu
tional party. now holding conference il
: London, agitate the formation of Nation
1 Al Confederation Of Italy. The condemed
3 French conspirators have not ye! been exc
9 cuted. Numerous arrests are still 'bsinl
+. made through out France. 1t is said, il
J. consequences Of the conspiracy with extens
i've rami6eations, Channarnier refuses II