The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-03-20
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
One Ueek Letter.

The Asia. with dates from Liverpool 10 !
the Ist, arrived al clock.
The steamer Canada tad asfVfu al !iis
tine the Asia departed
ENGLAND.
We CLEAN the following from Inc Lon,
don Standard of February 2Oth IN regard
70 the Ministerial crisis The country
will he sorry to hear that Lord Stanley
has failed 10 form Ministry; he has con-
seouently returned his commission 10 the
Queen. His Lordshp had an audience
with her at Buckingham Palace yeser-
day, when his inability to complete his
administration was made known 10 Her
Majesty, and no doubt the whole of the
circumstances which led 10 this result
Shortly afterwards the royal despatch was
forwarded TO Lord John Russell, at his
private residence. and in all probability
he has been again commanded 10 recon-
sruct his Cabinet, though we do not find
any intimation in the Court Circular that
his Lordship had had any interview with
the Queen. Both Houses Of Parliament
assemble this evening, when it is conf
denty expected that Lords Stanley and
Russell will be permitted by Her Majesty
10 give full explanatory statement as TO
the part each has taken in the duties inn
posed them respectively by the Queen.
In the House of Commons last night
Lord Russell moved further adjournment
OF the House, as the Queen had sent for
the Duke of Wellington, TO take his oPin-
ION on the present position of political
parties. He expressed his desire to main
tain Free Trade, to extend the Franchise,
tha -hrt
stated that Lord Aberdeen and Sir James
Graham deemed any legislative measures
on the last named subject superfluous.-
This was the point in which the negotia-
lion failed. The interregnum continues,
and may endure for week or even u
month, as far as present appearances are
concerned.
The Papal policy of the government
has prevented the confusion which might
otherwise have taken place between the
Peeites and Wings.
AT present all parties are amazed and
lrrtated-the Wings at their defeats, the
Projections at their administrative weak
ness, and the Peelites at the paucity Of
their numbers.
The Duke in fact, old man as he is,
could bring the present discordant elements
into play more successfully than any other
man in the kingdom.
New regulations respecting passports
have been issued.
The committee for the regulation Of the
Spanish debt are still actively engaged in
the examination of the question.
IRELAND.
The news generally is unimportant-
Mr.. John O'Connell calls upon the elect
oIs of Drogheda to turn Sir VIM. Somer-
Vile out of the representation of that
town, and demands his resignation.
ROME.
The Turin papers give a rumor that the
Northern powers have addressed note
to the Piedmontese government demand
ing an explanation of all the Italian emf
grants, the entire prohibition Of the liberty
of the press, and an immediate re-concill-
alton with the Court of Rome. 1t also
stated that the greatest activity prevails in
the Pledmonlest war office, and that the
most extensive preparations were making
for the defence of the country.
There is very little news from Rome.
The Pope has arrested three members of
the ex-Roman constituent Assembly and
btiIGIS nave DSCA OoldihCu ~ lili lilSII Dld-
ces, for the Intermediate period of provi-
sional liberty.
FRANCE.
The intelligence from Paris is without
national interest.
The Moniteur denies that the President
intends to hold u review of 10000 men
in the Boulevards.
Gen. Aupeck is Gazetted for the Lon
don Ambassy-M. Manchalu for Sweden,
and M. Lartigees for the United States.
On Sunday demonstration was made
by the students of Paris. They deposited
crowns at the foot of the column of July.
Monday was the anniversary of the
revolution, and the day and night passed
off with the utmost tranquility.
By accounts received from the depart
ments it appears that the anniversary of
the revolution of February has passed O #
without the slightest disturbance.
At Orleans, Tunis, and other places,
the authorities refused TO allow the BAN
quets got up by the republicans, to take
place.
AUSTRIA.
At Vienna rumors are still prevalent of
an Austrian expedition against Swltzer-
land.
PRUSSIA.
The ministerial papers contradict the
late rumor of warlike measures. They
state that an understanding has been eff
fscteQ al Dresden between the agents Of