The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18
SEVEN DAYS LATER
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Caledonia.
BosToN, Oct. l2-


The steamship Caledonia has arrived
here, bringing one week later intelligence
from Europe.
The Cholera.
The deaths from all causes, in the Lon
don districts, for the three weeks of Sept.
ending 22d, were 3l60, 2S42 and 1884
thus showing the cholera deaths decreased
from 2O26 and 1882, 500. In the same
period, the deaths from cholera, which
were, at the beginning Of the month, 400
daily, fell, on the 10Th, 110, and declined
on the 26th, lO2; and on the 9th, fur
ther satisfactory decline appeared, showing
the much greater diminution TO II, for all
London; 33I for all England, and 81 for
Scotland. The cases of the diarrhaea be-
ing IVA. This is the most satisfactory re-
turn that has appeared since the outbreak
of the disorder. In Liverpool, the disap-
pearance of the disease has been equally
signal.
.4ustria and Hungary.
Nothing has transpired in relation to the
resolution of the Porte, not to yield the
Hungarian refugees to the demands OF
Austria and Russia, except that Russian
officer Of high rank has arrived at Constan-
tinople, to demand their extradition.
There is no doubt that the chief leaders
are still at Weiden in Wallachia, and the
probability is, that as soon as the requisite
facilities can be fu nisheG TO get them out
of the Turkish dominion, they will be al
lowed TO go where ever they please.
ComOyn not Surrendered.
The latest intelligence from Vienna ex-
tends 10 the 22d inst, inclusive, at which
time Comorn had not surrendered, and
nothing of any importance appears to have
occurred around that fortress. 1t was
however, reported, that the Hungarians,
had made a rally on the 18th, and had OBJ
tanned some slight advantage over the I'm.
perialist troops, and had captured several
scaling ladders.
The terms proposedby the two deputies
sent by the garrison to Acs are understood
to have been rejected.
Nothing definite has yet been arranged
with regard to Hungary; but with regarC
to the schemes of arrangement thrown ou
apparently as feelers, there does not ap
pear any insurmountable difficulty in thC
way of final pacifcation upon the basis
of complete union with Austria, Hungary
TeldllliS ner Olu llSlllutlOHS lOI ucI lutuI'
provincial legislation.
The Empe ror Of Russia has returned
to St. Petersburg, and his troops are grad
ually Withdrawing within the Prussial
frontiers.
France.
France now enjoys perfect tranquility
and there is no prospect at present of an
other political agitation. Indeed publi
opinion is apparently becoming more am
more averse to revolution, in proportion
as the increase of trade and commerc
exhibits the advantages of internal tran
guilty.
Mr.. Rives, who succeeds Mr.. Rush
as Minister from the United States 4
the French Republic, has arrived il
Paris
Baring's Circular-COnnlerciai.
The Colonial Market has been heav'
this week, and lower prices have been &C
cepted, for both coffee and sugar, publ
sales of which have been extensive. Tn
deliveries, however, continue large. Th
corn trade rules dull.
Cotton is supported by speculative puI
chasels, but manufacturers and spinner
find no inducement to anticipate wants i
the present depressed state of business i
Lancashire.
Money has been in rather more deman
but the stock of bullion increases, and tn
trad 10 Nt Il 4