The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-04


pay such fine, he shall bc committed
TO the county Jail Of the proper coun-
ty, and there held until such fine and
costs shall be paid, provided that the
Governor in his discretion shall h;tve
power to remit the fine and pardon the
offender.
SECTION 3. 1t shall be the duty of the
Governor Immediately after the pass
age of this act, to issue his proclama-
ton warning all personsfrom violating
the provisions Of the same.
SECTION 4. This act shall take effect
on and after its passage.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX; Feb. 1.-The Ilibornian,
from Galway on the 10Th ultimo, has
arrived here. Her news is important.
The steamship Louisiana, from Liv-
erpool bound to New York, put back
to Queenstown on the 18th, disabled
Her decks were swept, and seven Of
her passengers and ten of the crew
were washed overheard.
Denmark has rejected tho Austro
Prussian ultimatum. The Austrian
and Prussian ambassadors are report
cd to have quilted Copenhagen. On
the 18th the Emperor of Austria re-
viewed 10000 troops, who were to
march Immediately for Sclcswig.
Prussian military preparations are
progressing vigorously.
The French Chambers continued to
debate the address to the Emperor Ma
poleon. 1t is stated that the amend
ment in regard to Mexico will be met
by ministerial statement that since
tho lst of January all the expenses OF
the French troops have boon borno by
the Mexican Government
The Archduko Macmillan will visit
Paris as tho guest of tho Emperor, and
will bo received with appropriate hon
ors.
Garibaldi has issued proclamation
announcing the formation of com
mittee to promote Italian union, &c,
and inviting all Italians to rally a
round it
THE VERY LATEST.
LONDON, Jan. 19.-Tho Londol
Times city article says tho summary
notification sent to Denmark by Aus
; tria and Prussia for tho withdrawal o
the obnoxious Constitution on paino
an Immediate OCCUPATION of Scholswig
produces futhcr depression in all TIL
markets yesterday, which aggravatc,
by tho increasing intensity Of tn
drain of gold from the Bank of Franc
! & tho probability that its action on thi
6 side may indurc an early return Of til
| rate of discount to s per cont,
In foreign securities there was agai
extreme uneasinoss and Governmen
9 bonds experienced further fall Q
o about ~ por cent. About G35, 900 wa
takon from the Band of Englan
. for France, and 10000 sovercigns fc
Alexandria. ,
: About 100000 held in private hand
q was also transmitted to Paris. Th
o daily News city article says, Paris az
}. vices state the application for the ne
! French Government loan of Gl2,0O
y 900, tho lists of which were oponc
20 yesterday, arc expected to reach Q
is astounding total. According to Il
q belief Of some, an aggregate of ZIG
ot 600, 900 sterling will be reached, bcir
4, more than thirteen times the amour
- y of the stock offered.
~ The Post says; Tho Austrian NJ
TO Prussian representatives will dohbtlc
he quit Copenhagen, and war may bc tc
an nally declared, but it is still possit
or that active hostilitics may not immcC
" ately fellow, Neither Austria n
n Russia can possibly wish for n. .sorio
war with Denmark, and we suspt
We their present policy, however dang'
Of Gus, is from tho sole desire, in cons
ny quencc' of the defeat in tho diet, to
Ter come, SO far as regards other powc
st. tho masters of the present situation
out The allied powers of Austria a
hat Prussia on tho one side;-and Denma
pie on the other, would be the belligerC
th. parties, aud the German Confederate
the that is to say, the minor German pc
hat ers, would no longer have right
the irterefero in the pending dispr
ing Austria and Prussia, would be the 8
leal arbiters of the conditions ON VIII
my they would:be willing to concll
we peace.
}, to A Denmark telegram to the Morn
ith. Herald says;
won "FREDERIcKsBURd, Monday night
The Envoys of Prussia and Aus
the have presented an ultimatum call
fed on the Danish government to W
Of draw the November Constitution
new The Danish government has rcict