American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

LoEDoN. j une 18, A. M.-Kossuih has
left London for Paris with French pass
ports. On Monday next he will arrive at |
Genoh. where becoming reception awaits
him. He will have an audience with Ma |
poleon, but no grounds exist for tie re-
port in circulation ss To- bis plans An
amnesty has teeu granted TO the political
prisoners at Naples on the strong remon
STRANGE Of Mr.. Elliou, tbe British Minister.
The Times. in IFS city article Of last
evening, quotes sdvices from FIankfort
which state that the German confederation
is undG rstcod 70 have resolved that &c. 600
men, namely. 10000 Pruss;Ans. aud 4o.-
200 AuslrisDs shall be stationed on the
Rhine. There were strong rumoIs that
Prussia will issue some decisive announce
ment in Il course Of q few days. Aoeor-
ding 10 the prevalent conjecture, peace is
to be proposed 10 the Emperor Napoleon
on certain conditions, and i those are re-
fused. Germany is 10 enter into the war
Under the circumstances, there is great
anxiety and Stsgpation in eli commercial
cities.
The Times says that Russia is making
warlike preparations al All her naval depois.
The Neva division Of the fleet is reported
TO number eighty first class ships;
and the Baltic feet lbirty>6ve sail Of the
line, of which fourteen are screw steamers,
, is at Consiadt. S...t
, The Times accounts for The recent ship
, mf nts Of gold from ST. Petersburg to Lon
don, as payment for machinery made in
1 America std elsewhere.
j Large Russian orders are lying still IN
r executed in England.
The Daily News thinks that the Cabi'
e net is not yet complete. and complains o.
the manner in which Mr., Miner Gibsor
has been moved from post TO post 10 make
room for The old class Of placemen
il is reported that the Generals nDdel
q Pelissier are forthwith 10 repair TO tkeiI
respective stations, and was considered no
z improbable that the, army now called "th'
z, Army oftbe i st." would be denominateC
''the Army Of the Rhine" -.
le The French srmy Of Observation on tb
al Rhine frontier numbers II Geo mep. A.
= imperial decree prOelaims that the pnbli
ed will receive for the interest on tbs nalion'
II loan now due. either bank notes, one bur
dred ana twenty Eve forms for every on
on hundred forms, or second Rovernmer
bonds, redet msble with compound inirei
ig in FIVE years. ..s.-..
Commercial letters fiom Vienna d
K scribe the franeisl condition Of Austti
as one of complete bankruptcy. l
Vn A letter frcm ST. Petersburg says: %
r. | III h. dad ini
msnscipg steps, Russia will coneentra'
tn troops on the Galieian frontier. and sen
u delalchments OF her feet 10 the Prussis
ports.' sa.~- ,..rt !.
ats 1t is said that the l9lh Of JUNE was q
''n day appointed for the rising in EurOPea
Turkey, gA a. ...t
a. The political f,rmen, in Seryia was il
u creasing. ~es,.-l ~
g. Demonstrations in honor OF the Friend
ne victories had taken place in Greece.
rse RULES FoH TR1vELIERs The follow
ing rules. all Of which we believe are foul
ded on legal decisions. are OF sufficie
be- importance to travellers to be remembe
= ed,
Ihe 1t has been frequently decided tn
he applicants for tickets on railroads can
'ey elected from the cars if they do not of
os- the exact amount OF their fare. Condu
tw tors are not bound to. make change.
All railroad tickets aIe good until use
and conditions "good for this day only.
or otherwise limiting The time Of genuin
ness, are Of DO account
Passengers who lose theirtict can
me elected from the cars unless they puTcha
second one
Passengers are bound to toobserye dec
iEe rum in The cars. and are obliged to col
nd ply with all reasonable demands TO sbt
9Th tickets. Standing upon the platform
otherwise violating rule. Of the comps
renders person liable to be put from
ay, train.
eir No person has any right to moDopOl
more seats than he has paid for. and a
article left in the seat. while the owner
her Temporarily absent entities him TO the pls
ier' on his return. - ~ aeei ssR
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