The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-11-29
FOREI GIN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE
CALEDONIA.
BosToN, Nov. 25. 1874,

o'clock last night, from Liverpool.
The intelligence by the Cafedoni ia is Of
comparatively little interest. No even,
of Especial importance has occurred in any
part of Europe. The aspect of affairs in
Turkey has not materially changed.
In England nothing has transpired or
special interest. The new Munster 10
the United States, III. Bulwer, has sailed
from Portsmouth, in the steam sloop Pc.
nate. According to Hant's Telegraph,
his first business after arriving will be to
know what encouragement, if any, the
United States may give TO the attempted
withdrawal Of the Canadas from the Bri.
tish rule.
1t is understood he has full power TO
resist energeticaly, all attempts at interfe.
renee on the part of the United States in
the Nicaragua affairs. 1t is said that the
English Government has intimated to the
Government of Canada, that no coerciye
measures will be taken TO prevent annexa.
ton to the United States if the popular
will be decidedly in favor of that measure.
.9ustria.
Some three additional executions hays
taken place.
the Emperor has decreed that all officers
who return TO the Austrian standard before
November 26th, lS49, are to be restored
10 their rank.
The Jesults are fast returning to Aus
tria. In Roman States things remain as
before. A deputation had left Rome for
Perticle, TO request the Pope to return-ali
the universities in the PapaI States are to
remain closed until further orders.
Russia.
Fuad Effendi has been informed by
Count Nesselrode that the Gear demands
that the Hungarian refugees should be To-
Gated in the interior of Gambia, or in such
part of the Turkish territory as may afford
the greatest facilities for keeping them IN.
der surveillance. If any of the refugees
wish to GO to France or England, they
may be permitted so TO do. The Gar
/ will take no notice of their departure, and
Notwithstanding the danger that may al
tend them, for whether in France or Eng.
! land, there can be no doubt but that the
refugees will busy themselves in prepa.
ring for another revolution.
Rome.
1t was expected at Rome that the Pope
would be at Benevento, on the 30th Octo.
Der.
Hungary.
| Mr.. earn, an American, had received
requests from the American residents Of
Paris, that he would exert himself in be-
half of the Hungarian refugees.
The eXiles were still al Widden, =
entire number is stated at one bundled
and twenty, principally officers. BEN
denies his final conversion TO Islamism.
France.
La Presse contradicts the statement to
the effect that the French government had
dispatched a courier from Paris to ST.
Petersburg, 10 explain to the Gar that
the sailing of the French and English
fleets towards the Dardanells, was the re-
suit of any misunderstanding.
Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 26.
Private letters from Constantinope an.
nounce the British fleet al the mouth Of
the Dardanella. The instructions given
by the English Envoy, on the 24th OctO-
ber, expressed still more strongly the de-
termination of the English government TO
grant material support TO the Sultan IN
case of an emergency, and TO form de-
fensive alliance with the Porte, in the
event of Russia attempting hostile meas
ures. The French Envoy's instructions
were nearly 10 the same effect.
But though there was an evident desire
that France and England should act IN
concert, it was not certain that defensive
alliance would be formed with the Sultan
In the event of war, it was understood
however, that France would support TuT'
| key as long as she acted with prudence.
r The Sultan and his ministers were greatly
pleased with the support of these two
great powers, and still more so by the aP-
proval of their conduct by the LoudOn
, and Paris press.
No communication had been received
/ from the Emperor of Russia relative 10
the reply of the Porte. 1t would be I'M
possible for the Emperor 10 commence
hostile operations by land against Turkey
until May next, and it was hoped in the
, meantime that the dispute would be ad-
justed.
~ Father Matthew was lately invited
, TO Georgia by Judge Lum okin, President