The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-14
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STEA MSHIP EUROPA.

ST. JoHN's, N. b., June Gil A. M.
The steamship Europa, Capt. Lott,
reached Halifax at noon on Tuesday.
The Europa brings fifty three passen-
gers, but no specie. She will be due att
at Boston early on Thursday morning.
The Cambria reached Liverpool on the
21st ult.
The French had not, at last accounts,
entered Rome.
Nothing important from Hungary.
Canadian affairs have not been discussed
in Parliament.
The Emperor of Austria has gone to
meet the Gar of Russia, at Warsaw.
Father Matthew sailed in the Ashburton
Oh the 26th ult.
The war between the Danes and Prus-
slams cQntinued without any decisive re-
suit ar prospect of an early issue.
The Emperor of Russia has recognized
the French Rep ublic, and simultaneously
ISSUED manifesto, announcing his deter
mination to interfere in the Austrian and
Hungarian quarrel, in which he speaks of
the mission of his God-preserved nation,
and in the name of the Almighty Leader
of Battles and Lord of Victories, COM
mands his armies to move forward for the
. extinction of rebellion, and destruction of
audacious and evil-intended men!
.7tocious Attempt to .assaSsinafe the
Queen.
LONDON, May 10, IS49.-Shortly af-
ter six o'clock, this evening, her Majesty
and Prince Albert, while returning III an
open landau from Hyde Park, down Con-
stitution Hill to Buckingham Palace, la
boring man, wearing white flannel jack
ct, and bearing all the appearances of a
mechanic, levelled pistol at the Queen
from within the ratings of the Green Park,
while the carriage was passing the curve
of the hill, close to the triumphal arch.
The Queen and the Prince did not ap-
pear much alarmed, and the carriage, by
order of the Queen, proceeded to the pal
ace. Both were uninjured.
The miscreant, who is an Irishman
named John Hamilton, who was imme-
diately seized by one of the park keepers,
and by a soldier who jumped over the
rails. The pistol, it was believed, was
loaded with ball. He was Immediately
taken to the King street station, where, at
the time our report left, the scoundrel was
under examination.
The greatest excitement prevails IN the
metropolis, in consequence OF the diaboli-
cai attempt.
The man, who is about thirty or thirty
five years OF age, appears to be rational
individual.
France.
In the Assembly, on the 18th, an order
was passed to abolish the duty on portable
liquors, which will prove loss to the
revenue of about I03, 900, 900 of frances
On the 22d, the affairs of Italy being un-
der consideration, M. Sarrans said that
with regard to the Russian Intervention,
every one knew the ambition of the Cabi-
net at st. Petersburg, well as the spirit
which guides it. This Intervention was a
blow TO European principles, and chiefly
to those that at present regulate France.
1t is sufficient, In order to know the Gar S
intentions, TO read his last Manifesto
which was declaration of war against all
democratic interests.
Embarkatioo Of Troops for Italy.
The shipment of troops for Civita Vec-
CHA continued actively at Toulon and Mar
seilles. General Rosthalta has left Paris
for Italy. He is the fifth General officer
sent there to join Gen. Oudinot.
RO1lE-.4Hempt Of the French to Cross
the Iiber.
We have news from Rome TO the 10Th
On the 18th, the French having attempted
the passage of the Tiber at Melvian
Bridge, it was found that it had beer
blown up, in order to prevent them eros
sing-leaving the French forces on the
two banks of the Tiber, between Palo and
Rome.
At the latest advices, the vanguard oi
the French was four miles from the CITY
and that of the Neapolitans twelve miles
and there was small body of Spaniards
at Finomicino.
PRUSSL4-Man5feato Of the King.
The King of Prussia has issued Man.
ifesto. to his subjects, in which, after con.
demning the standard of the revolt which
has been raised by the enemies of Ger
many, he says that he will shortly submi
constitution, sanctioned by the other gov.
ernments, which shall have unity for its
basis, and will guaranty to Germany It's
liberty and free representation of the
people.
In conclusion, the King says: IF nv
people will stand by me as | will stand by
them, faithfully and with confidence, with
Gods blessing, glorious blessing will
not be wanting TO u.s.
The Seige Of Berlin Prolonged- Con.
spiracy for an Outbreak.
simultaneously with this part of the
proclamation of the King to his people
public notices were published, announ