American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
ARRIYAL OF TnE ASIA

LAh AOitAt Ic''EuAIy - ne 1lONal
Mail steamship Asia. which eft Liverpool
on the 22d ult., arrived at This port this
evening, having been over sixteen days iu
the passage. Ths Asia reports having
passed Ateamsr bound West on tie 5lh
inst, supposed TO be the Kangaroo, now
in her twentieth day out.
The steamship Fulton arrived ont On The
9lst ult.
The news by the Asia is one week later.
There was less confidence felt in the
Estate OF affairs on the Continent. and par
tihl revival OF tue late panic had been crsa,
ted en- the Paris Bourse. -
The death Of the King of Naples was
treporled. but the repOft was discrediteds
/ An Austrian loan olS3, 600, 900 sterling
was announced.
The latest continental correspondents 4
says that confidence in the maintenance oi
peace was losing ground. Warlike pre-.
paralions continued in France.
IL was again reported, but was not be-
hlissed, thai Prrsigny woulA ssovun succeed
Walewski in the French Foreign ministry,
There had been a part al recurrence OF
lhe panio-on tbs Paris -bourse. Three Der
cents closed ilat al 68f 95,.
The LondoE Exchange responded to the
iall, but not 10 the same extent 1t was
report ttat an Offensive and defensive al
iIance lad been concluded Between Frahce
and S4rdinl. .ssi
Pa 'Arcther peaceful afticIs IN the Paris
CoEstitutIoDnel says that Austria has Is
sued conciiatory note on the Ssryian
question which will calm the public mind
and create plci6c turn of events. not.
wItlisaudipg llis contra1iclory warllke ru-
moTs 'ciicuhted. Many steamers and
trans orts are preparing for the seas in
Francs: Monieuf snDounces tie entire
abolition of the use Of passports. 'A'
The British Minister at lNashingt ton viii
be instructed tbe ro-opeuing Of The Amor
can coasting trade 10 British vessels. in
return for lillls concession by Great
Britain. Il is reported that Parliament
will be asked for consideTabls increase
in the naval estimates. Accounts from
Lombardy still speak Of salfeotion, but
there had been no outJraks. Wafliks fu-
nors continue notwithstanding the peace
assurance. ;"
The British Government il said have re.
solved to take sufficient measrers 10 pro
tect English inlorrst in Mexico. The
London Il es editori.lly cspouuc;s Mr..
Nuggets maIilaslo. H'-'''''' eis' o. =
ID, rA1r y TIE ,lsrs French ssi'i'oi A., 4 Rome
had !, been reinforced by Two regiments o.
the liHs. '',1 F" SH'''"iH t'9f' ,T',N'as ''o'
AtTnrin tie belief 10 an an approaching; Iqp
war was increasing. '"' ''fA
Letters from rclisGIo authority at Mil
an says that There was not the least chance
for an Instruction. F''" ~
II was stated that the sending Of troops
from Austria bad been suspended. while
another account says that Austrian rein
Iorcemcnt were pouring 10.
The amnesty to the political prisoners
IN Naples lad been mo Iifed 10 require
their banlshment 10, America.
An edict promised that al persons who
are Charged with any il,granl attempt a.
gainft the SAT " of the Stale shall be i'm.
media;ely tried by acounril Of war
AusrRA. -Tho lradi IL journals Of Ger,
many are exceedingly violent in their at
tarks on The FrsDcll Government aud ur.
god the necessity Of a perfect understand:
ing between Prussia and Austria AMI the
German States.
Popular demonstrations Of sympathy
aud loyalty fgreeIed The Emperor Of Aus.
tria wherever he appeared in pnLlic.
PIinae Harlz'eldt, the PIussian minis
ter in, Paris died suddenly; in Berlin. Of
the 19th ult
The Swiss Natioual Council Ind voted
half million francs to immedi ,teIy coc.
vert all tho guns possessed by the Govern
ment into 10 tho percussion principal
INDIA The Bombay mail Of December
cath reached England. January goth.
Nena Sahlb lad fed TO the Jugles.
The subjugation cf the disturbed dis
triels was rapidly prgressing
CnISA The details Of the China nows
spe'k Of short supplies and IA advance in
teas. '' N' Ai' "'''i' 'tnh