The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-10
FOREIGN NEWS.


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ult, one week later. The following .r.
only items Of interest:
i England.
) The chief feature of the English nsys
has been the publication of he Csbir.,
Synod of Thurles, in reference 10 n.
Iedueationaf Colleges OF government. !.
ireland, which has been condemned y
toto, greatly to the surprise OF all well.
wishers of that unfortunate couptrv
The Liverpool Journal and Chron;cJ.
which, being edited by Catholics is snD
posed TO represent the popular feelipo
among that body, are loud in their di,.
appreciation tine course adopted BY
section of the-Irlsh Bishops. who are all
at the command ofthe Pope. The Chroa.
tcte, says ''ths Is rnournful snrounce.
ment, over which the statesmen NAV vel
ponder. for the backi.ess of the past !,
unredeemed by the slightest hope of the
future. This difference of creeds, whicl
| it was the object of an enlitened patrir
rielism TO heal, by uniting the youth -
Ireland, is TO continue, it seems, under
ecclesiastical sanction, with all It's horrit
brood of evils-had pass oas, and persona
and sectarian antipathirs. The curse Of
the past is doomed TO hang over the land
and system Of eucation admirably adap
ted 10 The requirements of the country
is rudely pushed aside by the prejudice,
of the IHsh Bishops"
At several public meetings in different
places it has been proposed to bes,ow
a suitable testimonial of public approbs
ton upon the brewers and draymrn Of
Barclay & Perkins establishment, for
their treatment Of General Haynau. As
an offset, the times states that prepara-
tions aremaking at Vienna TO gree: the
General on his return with what tina.
journal styles splendid demonstration
Of loyal devotion. The garrison is to serc.
made him by torchlight, and the Emperor
is to raise him to the rank of Mdrsh,
OF the Empire. 1t is also stated, on the
authority of an Austrian journal. tha,t tie
Austrian Minister at London has been
instructed 10 demand the punishment Of
the men who assaulted H1 ynau, ID,
butcher, in London.
frightful ra lrold accident occurred
on the eastern line on tbe l7th ult., by
which nine lives were lost.
The Gorham dispute has now con-
menced to agita,e the public mind.
A destructive fire occurred at London
on Thursday, in the vicinity OF he Cora
Exchange. That building was materially
injured, and large amount of properly
was destroyed.
The weather has been unnterruptedly
fine throughout all parts of the kingdou
for securing the last remnauts of the har-
vest. Maxim aud Sons, In their circnIaF
of Friday, report a fair steady business;
during the week, in -four ana wheat, on.
the spot, and 10 arrive, and that each fully
maintained previous prices, the marke;
closing with an upward tendency. II Is
proper 10 observe that other authorizes do
not give quite so encouraging view oi
the market.
France.
The only important political incident
OF the week has been the discovery of an
Orleanist plot, the documents connected
with which, whilst they do not appear 10
mflfcate any person, afford the Pans
and London Press food for very long edl-
torials.
The President returned 10 Paris on
Thursday, and his tour is said to have
been attended with brilliant success
Some of his friends heve commenced 70
agitate the question Of allowing him an
other 100000 fracs for his personal eI-
penses. The proposition meets with ou'
little favor, in consequences of which De
has, it is said come TO the determinatIon
of making no further progress this
season.
About seven hundred emigranis, ehleI-
ly belonging TO the Old Garde Mobile
are about to leave for California.
The increase of the revenue during the
at % 900, 900 of fracs.
The Bourse, on Thrsday. opened Al
93f. S5c. and closed at 93f. 60c.
Denmark.
Advices from Hamburg state that on
the 18th the Holstein army made i0f
ward movement, with the Intention Of a.
tacking the fortified bridge across 'n'
Schyle, at Messunde. The Danes wef'
driven from their fortified positions a.
Koshendorf. and other points, into theH
entertainments, and then canonaded ]"
about an hour the Holsteiners, but VIII,
out effect, when the firing ceased, anu
they began 10 retire. The Danes IE'N
replaced the bridge, which they haa pr
viously removed. and crossed over WIZ
the intention of harasslng the reHe0 :
the Holsteiners, but found them SO s.'Ou'
as to render It unadvisable 10 press 'neL
closely. Gen. Willsen took possess
of Exkeaford, and established his n1-
quarters at that town in the afternoon "
was subsequently forced to retire, owial