The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-27
FOR EIGN NEWS.
SEVEN DAYS LATER
FROM EUROPEi
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
ST. JoHNs, Y. B. Sep


uas. 6 o'clock last evening, having had
heavy weather, and was 10 leave for New
York at clock on the same evening.
Tie markets are dull, without much
change.
The weather for harvesting was fine IN
all Great Britain.
The Liverpool Journal of the 9Th says;
The harvest has been nearly safely housed
and is pronounced abundant, as the potato
is redundant and is SO far exempted from
rot.
Trade is active, if not lucrative, and en-
ployment in the manufacturing districts
awaits all who desire It.
The Queen and Royal Family were
still in Scotland, and would return to Lon
don Oh the 18th.
The Cholera.
The cholera was greatly increasing in
England. The deaths for the week end
ing Sth inst, in London, were 1895 OF
which 1868 were of cholera. In..Liverpool,
the deaths by cholera were said TO be
greater, in proportion, than IN any part OF
England.
In Dublin ii was on the increase.
Several distinguished persons have died
of cholera in Paris and in other parts OF
France.
Vienna and Berlin are at the present
time suffering more than Paris.
AT Berlin the deaths are more than 40
per day.
.4ustria and Hungary.
The Last Hope Gone.-Comorn and
Peterwarden still hold out-the former is
commanded by Klapka, the latter by kul.
The Russian General Berg had long
interview with the latter on the twenty
third ult., the result of which was that an
Hungarian Major was sent to Gen. Hay
nau to arrange terms for the capltulatlon.
The impregnable position of Comorn in
duces Klapka to demand good conditions.
Magyar Chiefs Erecuted by the .4us-
trians.-A letter from Vienna of the 3lst
ult., states that several Of the Magyar
chiefs had been executed. Among them
are the ex-Ninister Austria, Pobiah and
Gen. Dawianieh, who had been hanged;
and Gen. Auferman, who had been shot.
Gen. Iowiah, who gave the fortress OF
Esseg to the Magyars, had been taken to
Vienna in chains.
Heartless Craehy.-Fhe mother and
children of Kossuth, and the wives of
several Magyar Generals, had arrived as
prisoners at Presburg.
Netc Military GoUern0r.-There was
some talk of Gen. Guylac being, appointed
civil and military Governor of Hungary.
Movements Of Russian Iroop8.-The
great part of the Russian army had recei-
we'd orders TO march towards Gallicia, but
the corps d'armee of Gen. Rudiger was to
remain at Mickolez and Grosswardein.
p,,lo Nd hoU
of 5000 men.
Entry of HuagarianS into 7urkey.-
The Hungarian corps of Perczel entered
Orsova, but the Turkish authorities would
not receive them until they had laid down
their arms.
The Emperor of Russia was at Warsaw
on the goth.
The ReUard-Letters from Vienna
state that the Emperor of Austria has par
doned Gorgey, and the latter has departed
for Syria, where he intends for the present
TO reside.
Venice was taken possession of by the
Imperialists, on the 9Th.
A provisional arrangement had been
concluded.
Congress Of Princes.
The Frankfort correspondent of Lon
don paper writes on the 3Ist, there Is little
doubt that a Congress of Princes will be
held here in the course of next week, for
the purpose OF finally settling the German
question.
The committee of Aldenburg Chamber
has unanimously recommended the reiec-
tion of the proposition to join the confed-
Grafton proposed by Prussia, Saxony and
Hanover.
France.
The Paris Moniteur publishes decree
reinstating ii Lieut.. Generals and IA
Major Generals, which, after the revolu-
ton of February, were placed in the re-
tired list of the army by the Provisional
Government.
The French government continues to
refuse passports to German refugees, who,
on their way TO America, are forced TO
traverse France.
General Oudinot was expected at Par
IS on the 2Oth. Lucien Murat's appoint
ment 10 Madrid is considered as a concilia-
ton of the two parties in the Cabinet.
The annual sittIngs with the Councils
General commenced on the 3lst ult.
In every department of France, with the
exception ofthe Seine, where the meeting
IS postponed till October, almost all the
candidates chosen as the presidents of the
Councils belong to the Conservative party.
Rome.