The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-19
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER AMERICA!
HALIFAX, Decembe- n

AAALAr "A, Decen Der, IL
The steamer America, from Lyerpoo,
arrived here at O'Clock. The Baltic 49,
rived at Liverpool at half pas, 10 ~
Thursday morning. She encountered mn.
usually heavy weather Throughout he,
passage from New York
ENGLAND.
The agitation is greatly increased :,
England and Scotland, in regard N ,bs
anti-popery movement, and the Dalv
News asserts that the Attorney Gener:l
is preparing a bill making it penal for ,bs
Catholic Clergy 10 hold English TILES
The Times Significantly remarks ihatDr
Ullathorn is the first, as he assuredIv will
be the last Bishop of Birmingham.
Lord Beaumont, Catholic nublenap
has taken the field against the measure,
of the Pope, and maintains that his an.
pointments to English Bishoprics ale DE-.
rogatory to the crown, and at variance u
the Constitution. Immense meetings De.
nouncing the aggressive policy of the
country have been held and in some cases
led 10 serious riots, especially at Berken.
head, where the meeting advertised 70,
Wednesday was attended with one OF Ii.
widest riots since the days OF the Reform
Bill. The magistrates OF police we.s
compelled to flee before the mob.
FRANCE.
The latest advices from Paris announce
that NJ. Persigney, from Berlin, has ex
pressed his conviction that the King Of
Prussia will have great diffic ulty in re.
straining the warlike disposition Of nus
people, and that he cannot and oughg 10,
TO make any further concession.
ROME.
The latest advices from Rome state :ha,
propaganda affect TO treat lightly the com,
motion in England, on the late papal az.
gression, and profess TO regard ii as mere
question of etiquette.
GERMANY.
The latest news from Germany is in
no respect less pacific, nor is the state OF
affairs less criticai and complicated than
for the two weeks preiious to the sailing
of the America.
PRUSSIA.
The Prussian Chamber was opened on
the 2lst by a speech from the King, which
was favorable to the war party. He says
we seek no war, but demand an arrange.
ment of the general fatherland, suitable 10
our present position in Europe and Ger
many, and corresponding with the amour;
of right which God has placed in Oh!
hands. We have a good old right-so
will defend it, and remain unler arms m.
til we have secured its recognition. We
owe this 10 Prussia-we owe this to Ger.
many.
The disturbance between the Prussiaa
and Bavarian troops at Frankfort was re.
newed on the 25ih. and in several of The
streets the soldiers of the two countries
had very sanguinary conflicts; the inter-
venIion of strong patrols could not PIE
serve the peace in The city.
The Austrian or Federal army in Hesse
is suffering for want of provisions, and
their commander has informed the Prus.
sian General that he will be compelled to
advance. Gen. Greber replied that The
Prussiar troops under his command would
not fall back under any circumstances
whatever. The Cabinet of Pressburg is
reported TO have formally made known
that a war of Prussia against Austria
would at the same time be war against
Russia. Alter Berlin, the war party viii
find most support in the Russian pro-
vinces.