The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-11-28
ARRIVAL OF THE
Steamer Niagara.
One Ueek Later from Europe.

the 9th inst, with advices from London
to the 9Th, and from Paris TO the 9TH,
arrived at her pier shortly after 10 this
morning.
The late Papal Bull, appointing Ro-
man Catholic Hierarchy in England, has
produced great agitation and excitement.
Meetings of the Clergy are being held
simultaneously in every diocese, and
every where the sentiment of Indignation
Is expressed.
By an order the army is bound 10 ab-
stain from every demonstration, and to
utter no cries when under arms. Chan
GARNER, the General-in chief, reminds the
troops placed under his command of these
orders.
The party of Order has obtained COM
plete victory at Redort, near Carcasone,
where the authorities have been obliged
to dismiss the Mayor and his Deputy,
and TO dissolve the Municipal Council. A
new election took place, and all the So
cialist candidates were defeated.
The Moniteur publishes decree of the
President of the Republic, making II
new appointments, and discharging the
National Guard of Salaves and Vallen.
Owing to the energy and courage of the
PrefecL the disarming took place without
some threats to that effect.
The Cholera is disappearing in Algiers
almost as rapidly as it is returning to
Paris.
La Patrle announces that the message
of the President of France 10 the Ministry
in Council contains no allusion 10 the pro-
longation of the Presidential term. Car
dinal Wiseman is at present at Leiges,
where he will remain some days.
SPAIN.
Letters from Madrid to the 3lst, an
nounce the opening of the Cortez by the
Queen. She was accompanied by the
King consoIt. In a speech from the
throne, her Majesty began by alluding to
the hopes she had entertained of present
ing herself with Prince or Princess on
the occasion, but expressed her resignation
to the will of Providence. She expressed
her satisfaction at being able to announce
the happy re-establishment of her diplo.
matte relations with Great Britain, and
that her friendly relations continue with
Otiioi pO"CiS.
1t was reported that the Portuguese
Government had invited Spain to interpose
her good offices IN adjusting its difficulties
with Great Britain, and that several con-
ferences on that subject had already taken
place between the Duke of Valencia and
Lord Houdon.
A letter from Seville announces that
Princess Clementine was shortly expected
in the city on 4 visit to the Duke and
Duchess Montpenseer.
1t is said that the King of Naples is at
tackled with dropsy.
Lola Monies is said 10 have become
devout, and has gone TO Madrid with a
view to enter Nunnery.
The Spanish expedition to Rome had
BEEN eminently successful. In the inte-
rior Of Spain, public order was maintained,
and past depressions forgotten. Tran
lquility was for a moment disturbed in
Cuba by foreign pirates, who fled before
the Loyalist people; and the bravery oi
the troops sustained their reputation fol
discipline. The Navy was increasing in
importance. The public revenues con
tinued TO increase, and plan for the def
J mite settlement Of the public debt, would
be presented; also, that for the Bank Fue
ros. In a word, the state of the country
relatively, ner majesty pronounced to bt
favorable and prosperous.
GERMANY.
j On the 18th ult. the Bavarian troop.
entered Hesse Cassel. The dissolution o
the Hessian army, partly by the resigna'
. ton Of many officers. and partly by the
act of the Elector, had left the country
entirely without military protection, while
a refusal of supplies by the Chambers
had stopped the machinery of civil gov
Fl ernment.
i The Proclamations of the Elector, ant
of the Diet at Frank fort, were torn dowI
by the people, but there has been no othe
demonstration made.
j According to advises from Cassel, oil
the I'd inst, the 18th regiment of Prussial
4 troops was accompanied by the Squadron
The Hussars and Battery artillery entered
the town in the morning of the day afte
a forced nights march. These troop
t were sent off by Gen. Grochen from
Warburs, as soon as he read the intelli
gence of the entry of the Bavarians ant
/, Austrians on opposite sides. The military
posts in Cassel were occupied by tn
Fl Burgher Guard.
|. The reception of the Prussian troop
by the inhabitants was quiet but friendly
/ DENMARK AND THE DUCHESS.
i No further hostile movements have ia
ken place in either army. The Danisl
forces, il is reported, have received
f considerable increase-some say to tn