The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-01-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE
N | A G A R A
HALIFAX, Jan. "a

ABOUT eighty passengers, aud full freight
Of French and other goods, and advices
two weeks later from all parts of Europe.
She sailed from Liverpool on the morning
of the 18th inst, and has had an unusu-
ally pleasant passage. We are under
especial obligations to the gentlemanly
Purser of the Niagara for the prompt de-
livery ofour packages.
The Niagara sailed from Halifax al 9
o'clock this morning, and has fine wea-
ther.
The Hibernia arrived al Liverpool on
he 9th instant.
..a-. England.
Parliament meets, for despatch of ousl-
ness. on the lst of February, when it is
expected that some important hange in
The monetary system will be laid before
the legislature.
President Taylor's message, which
reached England by the Hibernia, has
been extensively published and largely
commented upon by the English press.
The general expression of public senti-
rncnt is very favorable.
France
An Aid de.Camp of Gen Baragu de
Hl!iers has just reached Paris with i'm
portant espatc hes-the nature Of which
has, in part, transpired. II would seem
that there is little Likelihood of an under
standIng being come to between the gal
liant General and the government Of the
Cardinals, owing to the manifest jealousy
of French influence, ente rtained by the
latter, while the Cardinals are for placing
the Pope under the protection of mixed
Of nd taII
De Hillers insists upon having u French
force Of l2 600 men in the city of Rome.
This proposition has been met by the
Cardinals with a decided refusal, and
affairs are as tar as ever from being az
ranged.
The French Funds continue to rise
The five per cents have reached 93t ooc.
.9ustria.
The Breslau Gazette. of the 9th, says
that the public mind IN Vienna is much
taken up with reports of a coup d'etat-
reports which are even current In militia
ry circles. The day named for putting
il into effect. was the 9th or 7th instant.
The military measures are really forml-
dable.
Within circle Of six miles around vi.
emma, the houses are full of soldiers
There are at least $4,000 men in Vienna,
aud $4,000 more could be poured in by
the railway in the course Of three or four
days.
The reply Of the Austrian Cabinet to a
note from Prussia, on the subject..of the
Eufert Assembly, is as follows:
The Austrian Cabinet is sorry to hnd
that its former communications, instead OF
producing the desired effect upon Prus-
sia, have ELECTED replies which, though
evasiye, are full of sgnicatron. In its
former remonstrances. the Austrian CabI-
net fully stated Its view of the question,
and of the step which Prussia was taxing
Since these remonstranceS were un-
needed, Austria will not condescend to
wage war of words with the Prusslan
Cabinet, but, reservlng all her objections,
protests, and rights till a further opportu-
nifty, she wishes it to be understood that
her silence is not to be construed into an
acquiescence with the Prussian project
nor with derelction of her rights.
Gen. Count Urina, who commanded
the imperialists when they were defeated
at Raab by the Hungarians, has commit
ted suicide at Verona.
The typhus fever was raging fearfully
at Verona, on the Goth ult. No less than
thirty medical men had been seized with
il from visiting their patients.
Prussia.
BERLIN, Jan. Tt is understood tina
the ministerial crisis was over, and tina
on this day the Chambers would receive
Royal message, proposing the oath to
be taken to the Constitution, and accept
ing the same, with some slight amend
ments.
Ttlrkey-Ihe Hungarian and Polish
Refugees.
The correspondent of the London
Times, under date of Dec. 10Th says: A
courier has arrived here from st. Peters
burg, with the Emperor's answer to the
last communication made to his Imperia
Highness, by the Sublime Port e, with re-
gard to the question of the Polish anc
Hungarian Refugees.
In former letter | told you that the
Turkish ministers were willing to consen
to the expulsion of the Poles who hac
been concerned in the late Hungarian In
surrection, but that they objected to the
expulsion of the Polish Refugees who
were resident in Turkey previously to
that event, and who were provided with
French and other passports.
The Gear has agreed to the terms pro
posed by the Porte, and Dembinski ano
the other Poles who served in Hungary
are to be expelled. Their countrymen