The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-08-02
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explanations from Fraace an reference
Desperate defence Of the city 6y the
native Romans-The Roman leader
Garibaldi escapes ,cith 10000 men,
and is overtake1, by the Freach-1He
Romans still adhere to the Republic
The government triamphs at the Etec-
tions IN Paris-Lamartine and the
Socialists triumphant IN the interior
-Tenice still taconquerea-InlPor-
,aat from Sardinia-Tictory OF the
Dan es over the Observation-Disclosures
victory Of the Haeagariaas, &c.
sr. johns, n B. July rs, 10 P. NJ.
The steamship Europa, with l23 pas
sengers, arrived at Halifax, at 8 o'clock
last evening. The Cambria arrived at
Liverpool on the 10th inst.
Irela,a9-Latense suffering and misery.
The Irish papers contain most distress
ing accounts of the intense suffering and
misery that prevails in many parts of that
Inflated country-particularly in the South
western districts. The workhouses are
filed to repletion, and thousands of per-
sons appear actually without the means to
keep life and soul together, until the crops
are available, which fortunately will, from
present appearances, be very early. The
distress, in the meantime, will be severe,
almost beyond example.
Departure of the State Prisoners to
Va,adiemaa's Land.
On Monday Messrs. O'Brien, Meagher,
McManus, and O'Donahue, were embar-
l. tlo
which Immediately sailed for Vandieman's S
land. Previous to the departure of the
prisoners, they prepared, and placed in
the hands of mutual friend, an address
10 their countrymen, of which the London
Times says: 1t must be admitted that its
tone is unobjectionable-nay even more
moderate than could be expected from men
the whole tenor of whose previous con-
duct favored the supposition that they were
acting, not as free agents, but as the VIC
Tins of some unknown species of down.
right lunacy.
Faace-Resoh Of the Elections.
The elections to fill 35 vacancies are
going forward quietly, and the results as
far as ascertained are in favor of the mod
crate candidates. In Paris the Ministerial
candidates were all returned. In the
Provinces, Lamartine and few Socialists
have secured their elections.
Mr.. Dalhays has been despatched as
Ambassador TO the court of St. James with
much apparent haste, with the object, as
has been coniectured, to neutralise Lord
Palmerston's decided or apprehended in
tervention in favor of the Romans.
,-l IL Il,
Sun of Tuesday says: The Marquis OF
Normandy has presented note to the
French Government from Lord Palmer
ston demanding an explicit explanation as
TO the intentions of France with regard to
Rome. How long it is intended that the
French army shall occupy the Roman
Territory, and whether it is resolved to
support the Pope.
Recall Of Rei,gorcenaents.
In consequence of the surrender ot
Rome, the orders received at Toulon fol
embarking reinforcements of all kinds has
been countermanded, and steamer alrea.
dy at Lea with troops, recalled.
Ledru Rollin IN London.
The movements of Ledru Rollin have
atlength been traced out. He has, unit
recently, been secreted in Paris, and or
Wednesday reached London in the Ostend
steamer from Belgium, in company with
Martin Bernard, Etiene Arago, and Sar
geant Boichat.
The present accounts of the cholera are
favorable. The deaths have fallen to
fewer than 80 per day, and are daily de
creasing. The total number of deaths il
Paris and suburbs since the breaking GU
of the cholera in January last, is said tc
De more than 10000.
The Council of Revision has confirmed
the sentence of death pronounced by thu
Court Martial on Capt. Kleber, who imme
diately appealed to the Court of Cessa
,ion.
Naiy-ConstifutiOn Of the Republic.
The Assembly, in its last sitting, unan
imously voted the Constitution of the Re
public, and ordered it to be deposited il
the Capitol, the expression of the unani
nous wish of the Roman people.
The Constitution is by vote of tn,
Assembly, to be engraven on marble, an,
placed in the Capitol.
They also ordered funeral service to b,
celebrated at St. Stephens, for those VIII,
had fallen IN defence of the Republic.
The entrance Of the French into Rome
The entrance of the French troops e,
nidsse into Rome, did not take place til
o'clock of the evening of the Sd.
A proclamation of the National Assem-
bly, announced the arrival of the French
and recommended abstinence from all ven