The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28

ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER NIAGARA
TWO WEEKS LATER
PHILADEIpun


PHILADELPHIA, March %.
The foreign news by the Niagara has
been delayed by the breaking of the wires
near ST. Johns, New Brunswick. other.
wise you would have had the news d.v
earlier.
England.
The accounts from the manufacturing
districts in England, are by no means sat-
isfactory; and the news possesses no in
terest commercially. As regards political
and parliamentary news, nothing of i'm
portance has occurred.
Lord John Russell has given notice that
1t is in contemplation to abolish the Office
of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, together
with the Vice Regal Court at Dublin; the
intention being TO have Ireland governed
by the Home Department, through the
Secretary for Ireland.
The project in Canada for separation
from Great Britain. exciies but little al.
tention.
Collins new line of American steamers,
command large share of attention and
good will.
The course adopted by Lord Palmer
ston, IN continuing the blockade of the
principal seaports of Greece, has been Sc
verely commented upon by all the leading
English journals; and Russia has remon-
strated in very strong language, agains,
the conduct of the British Government,
and the opinion prevails TO some extent
that the Gar will aid the Greeks.
The London Gazette says that
Queens messenger passed through Malta
on the 25th February with orders to Sir
VIM. Parker to cease hostile operations
against Greece.
The anniversary of the Republic passed
off without any disturbance. The Minis
ter of Finance estimates that the Revenue
OF the year will be sufficient to meet all
the expenditures of Government.
The conduct of the Chief of the Pos,
Office Department, in opening all letters
TO and from suspected persons, has given
rise to considerable excitement in the AS
sembly.
1t is rumored that France and Russia
have united on the Greek question, and
letters from Toulon say that the French
fleet had sailed from the Greek coast.
Denmark and the Duchies.
The report gains ground that the armis-
tice is TO be prolonged. 1t is currently
reported that Denmark has concluded a
treaty with Prussia, by which the latter
will have the island of Bernholm should
the difficulties be removed from Schles-
wig.
Turkey.
The Sultan proposes that the Hunga-
nan refugees shall be detained in Asia
Minor for a period not exceeding one
year.
Kossuth and others are about to be re-
moved accordingly.
Affairs IN Naples.
Fears are entertained at Naples that
Admiral Parker will pay his respects 10
the Neapolitans as soon as he leaves the
Greek coast. Like fears are entertained
It Madrid.
The Pope.-There is no indication of
he speedy return of the Pope to Rome.
.4ustria and Hungary.
Vienna journals state that intelligence
lad been received at Transylvania that
he Russians were assembling in consid-
,rable military force in the defile of Gaeta,
With the intention of again occupying
L Pennsylvania, SO as 10 allow the Austrian
roops to pass through TO Italy and the
German frontier.
Gen. Haynau has calico out the Ma
ional Guard of such towns as Presburg,
% make up new levy of 90, 900 men.
Many.of the people have left home in
of knowing that they would
be obliged to serve.
A few political persons also escaped.
All the National Guards fwho served
with the insurrecting forces in Hungary
are being incorporated with the Austrian
army.
Large numbers of the Hungarian refu-
gees are collecting on the frontier of Be-
Sedia, where they are treated with great
4indness by the Turkish vIziers.
Our latest advices state that all senten-
ces have been commuted to terms of i'm
prisonment in irons.
Our minister in England has recovered
his health. He attended the Princes
levee.
Several vessels were advertised in Liv-
erpool for California.
Jenny Lind has arrived in Berlin.
C;.I,uacc md Mo.tal:tr