The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-05-31
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
BY EXPRESS RROM ST. JOHN S
.Sepen DAYS Later Ne,es.

The steamer Caledonia arrived at II
o'clock last evening. Your Express left
us at 8, and arrived in this city (St. Johns
at % this morning. The Caledonia brings
out g5OsOOO in specie. Forty passengers
at o'clock p. NJ.
ENGLAND.
The bill for the modification of the navi-
cation laws was carried in the House of
Lords by a maj ajority of ten. The result
gave the Whig Minister new tenure of
office. In the Commons, the Paliamen-
tary oath bill, having for its object the re-
lease of the Jewish disability, has been
read second time and agreed TO by
larger majority than before.
Mr.. Roebuck was about bringing before
the Parliament his plans for the better gov
ernment of the Cabinet. He has also
moved for an inquiry as to the amount of
the de6ts due the British subjects by for
eign governments. The argument on the
Writ of Error in the case of Mr.. Smith
o 'Brien has been read before the House of
Lords. Before hearing the Crown Law
yer, the law Lords and Judges unanimous
ly directed that the errors assigned by the
counsel for the plaintiffs, O'Brien and Nc
Manus, could not be maintained, and the
Judgment of the Queens Court of Ireland
stands affirmed. They will probably be
transported by the 1st of June. 1t is ru-
mored that the prosecution against MIR.
Duffy will be abandoned.
GERMANY.
The quarrel between the various parties
throunbnnt hos
reached the highest pitch in Saxony. The
conflicts already taken place have resulted
in favor of the people. They fought with
the troops The railways were taken up,
in order to prevent the arrival of troops
from Berlin.
/ The arrival of a corps of Prussians fl
naly restored some degree of tranquility
by military force. The fight was resumed
next day, and cannonading continued till
night. On the 7th the battle was resumed,
and at o'clock in the morning the bloody
conflict was going OIL In the streets.
Intelligence from Dresden to the 8th,
states that shostiEties are raging between
the people apd the Royalists, without any
immediate prospect OF a termination. A
reward has been offered by the latter for
the members of the Provisional Govern
ment, established by the former.
/ Disturbances had broken out at Leipsic,
between the people and the military. But
the former, after short struggle, had been
suppressed.
An insurrection had broken out at Bres-
law, on the 9th, and the troops and people
were fighting in the streets.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
/ In the midst of all these commotions.
the Austrian Government was in danger OF
dissolution from the continued success OF
the Hungarians, who had taken Gawroob
and Byraraic. The Russians were in the
mean time advancing with great force.
The Hungarians were excited to the
highest pitch of enthusiasm, and declared
that Austria and Russia combined cannot
subdue them. Efforts have been made to
stir up rebellion in Gallatin, and in fact
the whole country from Posen to Perth.
is either involved, or is on the eve of re-
volt.
England and France have indicated
their disapprobation OF the Russian inter
vention in Hungary.
ITALY.
The French had been met in the adj
vance towards Rome by the Republicans,
and had lost $50 killed, and 400 wounded.
Among the former was Capt. Audemot.