The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

federation proposed by Prussia, Saxony
and Hanover, has been adhered to, and
ratified by seven other states. Ten others
have adhered. but have not yet ratified
including Hamburg and Bremen.
Others have announced their intention
TO adhere, and seven others, including
Wurtemburg and Feif Lafort have have no.
yet declared.
Late accounts from Hamburg report that
! the five parishes, into which the Burgers
chat. is divided, had ratified the proGered
constitution without reserve. The 2sth
August was celebrated throughout Germa-
ny in honor of the centennial anniversary
Of the birth of Goethe.
The Prussian troops quartered il Ham
burg had been recalled. A serious skirm-
ish had taken place between the Danes
and the Schleswigers, which was put q
stop to by the Prussian soldiers.
The Danish and Schleswig Holstein
prisoners have at length been exchanged,
and the blockade of the ports of eastern
Holstein were to have been raised on the
Ist inst.
FRANCE.
During the recess Of the Legislative As
sembly, all parties seem 10 have agreed
upon cessation of strife; and speculation
upon the future prospects of France is con-
fined Just now 10 the rumor of a change
in the Ministry, which, II is positively as
Serted has no foundation, except in the
wishes Of those who aim at the dissolution
OF the present administration. The Red
Republican party are holding their coun-
ellis al Geneva, and it is asserted that
Ledru Rollin has passed through Germany
on his road TO join them in their delibera-
tons.
The Russian Minister in Paris in for
NAL note, has given an assurance TO the
French government that the Emperor has
not thoughG of territorial aggrandizement,
but that he will retire with his army as
soon the Hungarians have laid down their
arms.
The President returned to Paris on We'd
nesday from St Cloud, to receive the Mar
chioness of Douglass, his cousin, the
daughter of the Grand Duchess of Baden,
who, with her husband, has come 10 Paris
a few days.
A Warsaw letter of the 9TH ult. received
at Carlis, contains an elaborate descrip-
ton Of the brilliant reception of General
Lamoricierre by his Majesty, the Gar
The Ambassador of the French Republic
was brought 70 Warsaw in the Czar's
State carriage.
The detachment of general officers rode
out to meet him, and escorted him to the
city.
1t created some astonishment that the
Gar should show more politeness to the
Ambassador of the French Republic than
he had done in the case of the Emperor
of Austria.
IN the under circles of diplomacy, the
idea Is said to have been received of a new
holy alliance for the maintenance of Euro
pean peace, of which France is to be the
! pominert member
| The President had experienced two at
| tacks of Cholera, in mild form, but at last
accounts was in perfect health.
The third and last sitting of the peace
| Congress took place on the oath. The
members have all been received with
courtesy, and even with distinction, by the
French government. All the public mon
uments in the capital have been thrown
o pen TO them.
The most distinguished American and
English Propagandists have heen cheered
TO their hearts content and the whole
affair has passed off agreeably and pleas
antly.
A Paris paper states that Garibaldi had
reached Delmatia.
| ITALY.
| CopituIotion Of Ve.sice.-The Milan
| Gazette of the oath announces the impor-
tant fact of the capitulation of Venice,
which took place on the 22d. The terms