The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-11-01


In consequence, appr!sed several eX-depu-
ties of the Constituent. Assembly that war
rants had been issued against them by the
pontifcal police, but that the French au-
thorties would suspend their execution
until the lst of October; and that in the
meantime, they should have free pas
sage TO France, with the liberty to reside
there. Sixty deputies left Immediately.
Vast crowds attended them, cheering them,
and hearing their marks Of respect. The
emotions Of the people had a visible effec!
81 only on the French troops, but the
government"
1t is reported that the Pope has taken
alarm at the numerous assassinations of
French soldiers, and believes there is an
extensive plot for his assassination, if he
should return. He expressed a wish,
therefore, to remain at Naples during a
portion of the winter.
The announcement at Rome, that the
public and private pecuniary engagements
of the republican government would be
respected, has gained some popularity for
the Pope.
Private letters from Geneva, of the 4th,
mention that Garibaldi, on arriving at the
island of Madalena, demanded passports
for England, with the intention of pro-
ceeding thence to the United States, where
he intended to settle. Since then, howev-
er, he has received proposals from the
Montevidean Envoy, who offered him
command of the forces of that republic
which office, it is believed, he will ac'
7cept.
.--r~ Saraiaia
The Ministry having demanded unsuc-
cessfully, of the Chamber of Deputies, TO
sell 100000 francs of rentes, in order &C
pay the first instalment of the indemnify
due to Austria, it has been officially an.
nounced that the Chamber at Turin will
be dissolved.
Report says that formidable conspira
cy had been discovered in Piedmont
which was to have broken out at Genoa
on the occasion of the landing of the body
Of Charles Albert.
1t appears from the French and Pied.
montese correspondence seized by the
Turin authorities, that the conspirators on
both sides of the Alps reckon on the refu.
sal of the French Army of the Alps tC
make against them; and there is good rea.
son to believe that, if they had consented
10 march into Italy at all, ii would be to
give their support TO the Piedmontese pa
friots, and not to oppose them.
.9fdirs IN France.
The Moniteur announced the appoint
ment of Lucien Murat as Minister to Tu
rim, and NJ. Bois LIE Compt, now Minister
at Turin, as Minister Plenipotentiary to
Washington. But the fact was stated, oI
which there was no doubt, that the govern
fnf Of nm
passed in .4merica aohen III. BOis aCas
named.
As was expected, the proposal of NJ
Napoleon Bonaparte, has met with the
approval Of the Committee 10 which II
was referred. They declared that the
uniting (?) of the Bourbons, and amnesty
TO the insurgents of June, being included
in the same proposition, established al
unbecoming assimilation of the two parties
mentioned, and at once unanimously de-
cided on recommending the Assembly to
take it under consideration.
The proceedings in the Assembly, be-
tween the 5th and lth inst; are quite un
important.
Gen. de Hautpool has been appointed
TO take the place of Gen. Rostolon, who
definitely refused to stay at Rome, not
withstanding the overtures of M. Mercier
Nj. Trapoli, the ex-Envoy, of the Roman
republic, who is accused of having pub
lished false news from Rome, which occa
stoned the movement of the 18th of June
in Paris, has been sent, under an escort G
gems darmeS to Bologne.
The loss experienced by the foreig
commerce of Paris, in consequence of tn
revolution of February amounts to 50
million francs, as compared with the re
turns Of lS47, when the total amount {
the foreign trade was 2,Ol9 million francs
1t is stated that the government is to re
call portion of the army in Italy, and
leave division of 10000 men at Civit
Necchia. A single regiment is to occup
the capital of St. Angelo, and the Spar
iards are to enter Rome.
Prussia.
The Wurtemberg movement has fol
mally intimated to the Prussian ministr
that it will not join the federal league pre-
posed by Prussia, Hanover, and Saxony
and that Hanover has already announce
its intention to withdraw from the confeC
Grafton.
Sicily.
The Affairs of Sicily have been nearl
arranged. The island is to have dis
tinct administration from that of Naples
with Consulta or Chamber chosen by tn
municipality.