The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-02-28

Since the sailing of, ,thelas, steamer Pa.
Lament has met. The, Queen's snsech
has been delivered and IN some d..
the main features ofthe proposed poIiev
of the Minister has been developed Ro,b
Houses of Parliament were opened h~
proxy on the 3lst inst, when the speecb
from the House was delivered BY the Lord
Chancellor.
Ireland.
The intelligence from Ireland is sill
more heartrending. Cultivation seem,
siagnant, and traders are more depressed
than in the first of her sufferings.
The tide of emf eraton 10 the Unied
States. has again set forth, but unfortu.
nately for the people, the means is no,
left them now to escape from local tyran.
ny and destitution,
France ="
MoSDAY.-Paris has been in state Of
siege in consequence of serious disturban
ces created by mob in he Rue ST. Mar.
tim The Police authorities came to cut
down-certain ofthe trees of liberty planted
during the Revolution. From facts, which
by the way, are rather conflicting, it,would
appear that when the order for the des.
ty OF the French people were issued. LARGE
crowds gathered round, and when the no.
lice, acting under orders from The Execu.
tive, proceeded to cut them down, they
were resisted and dispersed by the pee.
pie, but strong body of military advanc.
ing at this moment. The mob was put TO
flight, with the loss of several wounded.
while the troops were scarcely moles,ed,
lie latest news is that all was quiet,
and there was no fears of further distur.
bance. The Monife,r attribp,es the
whole affair 10 the desire Of the Presden,
oil the republic TO concentrate the goy'mept
OF the country in bis own person Beyond
the TACT OF the riot. the French news is
not OF much importance.
Rome
1t is now stated that the Pope is abou.
10 return to Rome, almost immedlatelv,i
is believed. The Spanish garrison would
evacuate Rome on the arrival of his HO-
illness.
Russia.
Accounts from the Dardanelles state
that the Circassians have gained great
advantages over the Russians, the latter
having been compelled to retrat with great
loss.
Turkey.
The escape of Madame EKossuth, and
the fact of her having joined her exIed
husband, is confirmed. The extraditiOn
is nearly settled.
tSacitzerla,ad a
Austria has made demand for the ex,
tradition of some Poles who have taken
refuge form the seventies following the
hungarian troubles, within the Canton
ments of Switzerland. The Swiss Gov
ernment has refused to surrender the ref.
ugees, except where it is clearly proved
that they have intrigued in politics, and
otcerwise misconducted themselves.
Greece.
Advices from Athens bring iformation
that serious rupture between the Eng
lIsh and Greek governments had taken
place, and that total suspension of the
relations between the two governments
had occurred. English fleets had block
AIDED the Greek ports. 1t is supposed that
the difficulty will be amicably settled.
Prussia.
All the articles of the Constitution, ex.
cept one making the Ministers respon,i.
bic to the King, have been agreed upon
by the Chambers, and the King had taken
solemn oath to support the Constitution.
There was great rejoicing in Berlin.
Denmark
The session of thestates was opened by
the King IN person on the 3Olh ult. Re.
verting 10 the hostilities with Schleswig
Holstein, he says. "the war has not yet
terminated 1t is only suspended. hope,
however, that the negotiations in progress
will lead TO the desired erd, provided my
mised subjects do not meet with support
from greater powers.