The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-28
British affairs.

tice that on the 18th inst, he would bring
forward motion especting the late events
in Canada. Lord John Russell having
given pledge that, IN the meantime, moth
ing should be done to prejudice the pres
ent portion of the rebellion losses bill.
The conduct of the American Govern
rnent in reference to the expedition to be
sent out in search of Sir John Franklin,
has been alluded to in Parliament III very
hattering terms.
The Hibernia arrived at Liverpool on
Monday making the passage from Boston
in nine days.
Affairs on the Continent have under
gone no important change during the week
preceding the departure of the America,
though the events had been neither few
nor trifing.
France-TNe Neao Cabinet.
In France the new Cabinet has been
formed by the coalition of Odillon Barrot
and Dufaure. The new ministry is the
same as the old, except tina: Dufaure takes
the department of the minister of the inte-
rior, NJ. DetocqueviIle of foreign affairs,
and NJ. Laquinia, of commerce. Both
Bidehu and Kemusar have refused TO ac-
cept the department of foreign affairs, IN
consequence of the difficulties of the Ital-
ian question. Much surprise was excited
by the omission of Marshall Bugeuad from
the list. The Paris papers generally ex-
press their disapproval of the compromise
ministry, and predict it's failure. The
Red Republicans are especially violent IN
denouncing the new ministry.
The message of the President of the
French Republic to the legislative assem-
bly, was published in the Paris papers o
Tuesday. 1t is composed upon the A
merican and not on the European model
and fills four columns of the European
Times.
Return Of the French ambassador from
Rome.
NJ. Desseps idea of conquering the Ro
mans into an affection for France, has not
yet been realized, and he has returned tc
Paris for further instructions. Some &C
counts say that he was recalled, and tina
the same messenger received positive In
structions 10 Gen. Oudinot to reduce tbs
Holy City 10 subjection, at all hazards
and that having removed his army close
to the city, he would commence the at
tack with an army of $4,000 men, on tht
30th of May.
Determination Of the Romans TO Fight tt
the Last.
The Romans have announced firm res
olutions to defend to the death, the expect
ed assault Of the French, ,.anp it is stated
that they have an efficient force of 80, ,0Ot
men.
The Pope still persits in demanding tn,
unqualified renewal of his power as a tenn
poral ruler. This the triun virates, back
ed by the people, declare that they vii
not concede TO.
There is at the bottom of every heart
says Mazzini, determination the mos
profound, to accomplish the destruction
of the temporal power of the Pope. Al
bear the same hatred to the government O
Priestcrafts, and under whatever form !
may be presented, we shall fight to TIT
last against all projects of restoration.
Effort TO obtain Model Republic ~
Cafmany.
The Frankfort Parliament has transfer
red its sessions to Stuigard. Its influence
viii be exercised to form Republic afte
the French model to be composed of Ba
den, Wirternberg, Rhenish Bavaria, &c
More Victories Gained 6y tie H,nga
ria,ss.
The war in Hungary presents no new
feature, and since the fall of Buda into tht
hands of the Hungarians, no event has oc
CURED calculated TO have permanent in
fluence on the result ofthe struggle, thougl
the Hungarians have achieved farther, il
some respects, important victories. There
is evidence that the contestants are concen
trating their forces and accounts of a tre
mendous battle are every day looked for
The Austrian General, Welden, has
been superseded by Lieut.. Gen. Haynaise
Prince Paskievetch viii command the uni.
ted Austrian forces in the East, and Gen.
Haynaise in the West. The latest intelii-
gence from Venice left the Austria rs un
der Marshall Radetsky.
Revieao Of the Nct0s.
The Paris journals OF Thursday furnish,
intelligence to the I'd inst, up to which
,a.e hostilities had not commenced, though
Ten. Oudinot denounced the Armistice.
On the Ist the overland mail from India
I'd arrived, with Calcutta dates to the
ith of April and Bombay to NAV lst.-