The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-05-15
ARRIVAL OF IHE SIihhER EUROPA |
One week Later from Europe.
NEw YoRK. kfaT s.

EEw YORK, May S.
The British mai ship Europa Capt Shannon.
with dates from Liverpool to the 26th ult., ar
rived at her dock, at Jersey City. at O'Clock
this morning, making the trip in II days and
IS hours
ENGLAND
THE GREAT ExH1BIT1oS.-The following no
tice was posted the 24th OF April
''An exhibitors are requested to complete
their fittings on or before next Monday night.
After that day, no person viii be admitted, ez-
cepting those absolutely necessary for the ar
rangement of the goods
A postscript is added, stating that All packa-
ges not removed by tomorrow night, the 18th,
viii be sold.
The feeling in favor of u general holiday. on
the 1st of May, gains ground in the city.
The steamer Canada arrived at Liverpool On
the 2lst ult in III days from Boston
\ splendid dinner was TO be given to Captain
West, of the Atlantic, by several European and
American merchants in Manchester, on the 10th.
as a testimonial of their high appreciation Of
his character a commander and gentleman
Lord Langdale Is dead.
The Protestant agitation is being carried on
with renewed vigor; and many Of the leading
persons connected herewith seem weary Of
waiting so long for the ejectment of the Wings
The Catholics Of Dublin held an aggregate
meeting in opposition 10 the Papal Aggression
bill on Tuesday last. Mr.. Reynolds, NJ p
presided. The speeches aud resolutions were
SPIRITED anu uncoInpromlSlng-
1t was confidently reported that the Protec-
ZIONIST party were devising schemes TO bring
about another ministerial crisis; and as the
budget in its amended form has stood the assault
of Mr. Herries, and the Jew Bill and Income
Tax were safe in the House OF Commons it WAS
resolved to try a further opposition 10 the PaPal
Aggression Bill.
PARIS, April 24-The National Assembly re-
assembled to-day.
motion for allowing newspapers to be sold
and distributed in the streets, was negatived by
the following vote yeas 30, nays 4O3- And
another motion, prohibiting the same, was ad
opted without decision
The uncertain state of political affairs cause
4 complete stagnaton IN business at the bourse,
and funds are again lower
The announcement that NJ Guizot is 10 be a
candidate 10 represent one Of the departments
IN the Assembly, has caused considerable sensa-
ton. 1t is not known whether GUlZot has aC
cepted the nomination.
4 powerful advocate for the PRONUNCIATION Of
the powers Of the President of the Republic
has arisen in the Assembly National, which re
ceived the contribution of Guizot and other dis
tinguished statesmen who held Office
SPAIN.
Our advices from Madrid are TO the Sth Of
( April. The Portuguese Charge d'AfaiTs had
not been successful in prevailing on the Spanish
I Government to tender the offer Of armed In
/ reference TO put down Saldana- There is good
reason to believe that the Government exacts
| from every person aiming 81 being deputy,
pledge that he viii vote for the settlement Of
| the public debt of Spain; and that those who
! do not assent 10 these terms, may expect to
| have their election contested by the ministerial
candidate. The prime minister seems 10 be
firmly resolved that this desirable object shall
/ be the first thing which the COrteZ are 10 pass
! Immediately after the meeting, on the first Of
June.
SWITZERLAND.
A letter from Be1ne. of the 18th OF April. IN
/ the Paris Journal des Debats, says hasten
TO inform you that the Federal Government has
! Just received a communication from the English
Legation, protesting against refugees being sent
TO England. The United States, therefore, Is
now the only country open to them
| The first detachment of Hungarian and Ital-
! ian refugees, who lately deserted from the army
I of Radetzka arrived al Berne on the 18th un
der command of Col. Duer. They are going 70
! America by way of France. great number Of
| them had fought under the Government Of Kos
/ suth.
PORTUGAL.
The following telegraphic despatch, announ-
| cling the failure of the insuTrectionary move
| ment in Portugal was received at the Portu-
! guese Legation on Wednesday,
MADRID, April d, s. p. NJ
The Minister Of Forei "a Affairs, acc Z ling -
| dispatches of the 10th, received by the Porta-
| guese Ambassador, communicates 10 me, thai L
appears that Saldana, discouraged by the had
! reception which he met with at Combia, had di-
rected his course towards the Spanish frontier
Letters from Madrid state that the Spanish
Government is disposed 10 assist that of Portu-
gal against the Duke of Saldana, in case of a
conflict but that it is its desire, at the same
time, TO act in concert with England.
| ITALY.
Our advices from Italy are 10 the 2Ist Of
! April. The Times correspondent confirms the
report that Lord Palmerston has addressed 81
moderate note of remonstrance to the Courts
/ interested, against the prolonged occupation Of
the Tuscan and Roman States, by Austria and
| France
AUSTRIA
The Vienna correspondence OF the 10Th inst,
announces the appointment of Prince Schwarz-
enburg 10 the Goyernorship of Transyivania;
vice Gen Volcemuth deceased.
Ii is stated that the German Kingdoms vii
terminate the Dresden Congress by recalling
their agents
A letter from Constantinople In the Austrian
Iloyds, says kossuth stin signs his letters and
documents as President of the Committee a
defence OF Hungary. This is proof that he
has not yet abandoned his project
B2 Lx-Chsseellor Walwor,h. Of y. York