American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
ARRIYAL oF THE ARABIA.


NEW YONG. February ts.-Ths steam
or Arabic. With Liverpool datss to the 4th
ipsiahk via QueedstoND, arrived here this
4{F
"a The most important Fcrlion Of the pro
seedlings Of tho English PariamehtOI the
I'd and So instant has been published. viz:
The rsfusAl, Of Lord tohn, Russell 10 lay be-
fore the House The correspondence touch
ing Savoy. and the defeat Of the Govern
mspt on minor question. Lord John
Russell defended The British Consul Of Tan
giers from the charge ofhaving sided the
Mootss and stated that he had pursued q
strietIy neutral policy,
In fespouse to the inquiry, Lord John
Russell said the Government had no reason
to suppose that Marlike preparations we're
going forward on an extraordinary scale in
France. The Government bad earnestly
sudeavored to prevent renewal Of hostilI
ties, now that ths Congress was not likely
10 meet. and had received the most salts
factory assurances. The ratification Of the
new commercial treaty would be excbang-
ed at Paris on the 4tb.
DR.. Todd, the eminent physician aud
physiologist, 10 dead, B ,-F1Cr~yyYY,
( iFRANcE-Rumors were current that the
Chalons camp would soon be re-establish.
ed, The Patrie pronounces as false the
statement Of an approaching departure OF
French troops from Rome. The same
journal says II sppea'e certain that the
Question Of annexation to Central Italy W III
bs subold dlbats at the result Of universal
suffrage. All the Powers are agreed as to
the pfopriety Of that measure. the early
application Of which will positively make
known the state Of public opinion in Italy.
Prince Latour de Auve'gne is ordered
to prolcpg bis stay at Turin some time af ;
ter the arrival Of Baron Talleyraud. TO sup
port cotnsels Of moderation, which. Napo-
leon had ordered him 10 submit to Cayour.
The French army is 10 be considerably
reduced aud the policy Of the Emperor
tends more than ever toward peace 70.
ITALf-An affrat occurred at Ahcona,
between the Papal Chasseurs and artillery
men on one eide and gepsdarthes on the
other--300 Of the former we're said to be
under arrest, Of whom about forty werc
wounded. | 49,. .i.+. l..i.
The Mazsini party was said 10 be active
at Rome. t,t....',.... r..... .-.-..
oeheral Gordon had taken measures to
prevent any manifestation.
An address from the town Of Psrugia,
contpining six hundred and nine signatures.
bad been sent TO Napoleon. y, ~.
.AtsfatA--kossuth bad suddenly dissp
peafcd ffom London, and it was thought
Ne had gohe 10 Hutgafy, l....I ...'''.
Ah address of the Hdngarian Protestant
Association says the, natioual movement
Ewill resemble an avalanche. Hungary vii
deiach herself on The 6rst opportunity from
| Austria. ' ...,. ~.
Aas,ria ia said TO be directing tnor,
troops tow,rd Tyrol. Venice and Hungary
/, The Globes Paris correspondent says !
was generally understood tbs, France spC
England were about 10 make a joint sum
mons TO Austria TO desist from sending
troops into the Marshes OF Ancona. and L
evacuate Venice at the earliest psrio /, ant
accept suc1 indemnity is now ready Il
offer. '~ ..,
IS-Anotber corpsis being goi read
for Morocco, 10 BE- commanded BY Concha
Reliable accounts say that the Moorish 70
gulhr army had not yet been brought out.
The division is said to number over six
|ty thousand disciplined troops, waiting 70
q great battle. .a.
The object Of the Moors was said 10 b
to draw the Spaniards into the interior
! s, UrH .AMERIcA-The Brasil mail o
January had reached Lisbon. ,at ...a .,
There 10 90 political news OF impornncs
The expectation Of Coffee from Rio /
/ the United States since the departure of tn
previous mail lad been ll5. $40 bags. =
} The stock on hand was 1870. 900 b,gs. Tb
} prices OF good 6rst rate was 6 loo@O
, 800 reis. ...,. .,..Y t,.i. .,s..- 5'sr.
! LIVERPOOL, February 3.-Colton aoiiv
aud buoyanl; very full prices are o, tanned
Sales today $4,000 bales, including 6, ,OOl
on speculation and for export. -. ar
Breadstutfs and Provisions unchanged.
J LONDON. February +.--The Australia
} Nail has arrived, Al, rr.t .s .f
Several ftht Paris journals seem to ccu
} slider the annexation Of Savoy nearly lh
. same as concluded. .. .,. -..' %.
|. PARIS, February 4,--The contingent 1
D 1859 ia 10 be reduced from lac. 900 1
h 100. 900 men. ,I,i,. ..... . ..a.
u TURIN. February 3--Ths journals o
. this day publish an Austrian Ordinauc
{ concerning The enlistment Of volunteers 70
. the NeapoliIan army. ,. .. .t- -. 4 p
&, Sardinian officers have left for Bologn
Q to organize the army. E :.
4 Arrests continue 10 Venice 10 au alarm
q ing extent. which spreads terror anon
!. the inhabitants. S.. ... annual Ht
= LONDON, February 4.--ThsMorning Pos
which has the credit Of being the organ
u Lord Palmersion. has aoonspicuous edit
9 rial upon lbe policy Of England aud Franc
!, on the Italian question. II says: 1--WE 81
u nouncsd a. the beginning Of the year. thl
a virtual alliance bad been effected bstwas
% England and France Tor the settlement. ,
Italian affairs, We expressly stated thI
: the two governmental bound themselves B
no treaties, but tha. their agreement W,
y the rssul, Of the force Of circumstances sr
!. the dictatiou Of public opinion. This all
ance, every day drawn closer already b
y gips 10 produce evident aud tangible col
= I, sequences. 1t is now formally detsrmin'
|, tia. 10 intervention, shall take place in lta
|, and the people shal be left TO their ov
!, devices. II is therefore agreed that u
y y States Of central Italy shall dispose Of tbsr