The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-04

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| hossuth and his companions are to be set at
liberty on the 18th of September
An edition of Shakespeare. translated by
Professor Haglerg, has been published in Swe-
/ den, and has met with extraordinary sale
The Memphis Enquirer gives the names Of
twenty-three young men who have left that
Z place 10 join the Cuban Expedition.
/ The Chuvash ladies, Russian tsibe. wear
bustles of sheet copper, and have metal orna-
ments attached, which make great elatter in
walking
The average number OF persons ascending
the Bunker Hill Monument is stated at IS. 600
year, and l24 cents admission is charged,
giving an annu Al incUme of about $ 20OO.
a private individual has offered six thousand
forms for the sword of Tiberius Caesar, found
At Mayence, but the proprietor viii not part
with it under double that sum.
Tie New York Courier intimates that England
and France are bound by secret treaty to put
down any revolution in Cuba, which Spain her
self cannot suppress
An earthquake was felt at Algiers on the
10th ult 1t did no further damage than to
frighten the ladies of the harems who rushed
out into the streets with scarcely covering
The Louisville Democrat says it learns from,
good authority, that the number Of hogs 70 be
slaughtered there the coming season viii greatly
exceed that of last year
The King Of Prussia has been making royaI
progress through portion of his dominions.
and has been most enthusiastically received by
the people.
Miss Barnes, young lady Of Cincinnati, en-
tered closet with lighted candle, when
gust Of wind shut her in, and her clothes being
iguited, she was burnt TO death without chance
Of escape.
4 popular tumult has taken place at Ringe-
nike, in Norway, in consequence of the arrest
of a named hundsen, for havins taken
part in the Torkmen's meeting al Christians.
Troops have 5ccu sent against the rioto-sz-
Parodi, after her successful tour in the South
and west, is rusticeting for few days at Lake
George. She will visit Newport next week.
and probably give one or two concerts to the
fashionables assembled there.
The rumor of a letter having been sent by
the Austrian government 70 those Of Naples,
Rome and Tuscany, assuring them of the aid Of
Russian army in case Of another Italian revo-
luton, is eontradicted by Lord Palmerston.
The Charleston Courier notices the arrival at
thai port of two ships from Liverpool with large
and valuable eargoes, as a instance Of the di-
rect importation of goods, instead Of receiving
them, as heretofore, through other channels.
Anna ThiIlon, vocalist Of repute, with Hud-
son, the Irish vocalist, an excellent tenor, were
TO leave England on the Goth, for this country
Catherine Hayes follows in September. Drayton,
the basso, comes soon. Mr.. Braham, the young
er, "a tenor.) accompanies Miss Hayes
We hear nothing remarkable from either
Italy or Germany by the last arrival The
trials Of political offenders are proceeding at
Naples: aud several distinguished Hungarians-
have lately been arrested al Pesth, for being
! implicated in the late revolution.
( The man who went over Niagara Falls, seve-
/ raj days since, was Jeremiah NcAIurray, z
! gardener, from Grand Island. He had been 10
/ Chippewa 10 sell vegetables, and getting IN
toxicated there, fell asleep in his canoe, and
was not aroused until the boat reached the tlrst
rapids when il was too late
Two young girls have been arrested at Man
chester, y. H, on a charge Of horse stealing
1t appears that they hired a horse and chaise
in Worcester, Mass, representing their desire
TO go but a short distance, and not returning,
an officer was despatched after them, who traced
them to Manchester. 1t was ascertained the
girls had endeayored to sell the property at
various places or the route.
The New Orleans Bee, Of August 18th, says
a fine looking company Of freedoms warriors
passed down on Thursday evening, raised in
Lexington and Louisville Kentucky, fifty strong,
under command Of Capt. \. Z. Morrison. They
were passengers on the steamer Editor, and re-
ported that they are soon 70 be followed by an
entire regiment-au destined 20 sid Cuba in tie
assertion OF the rights of man. They were q
fine and noble looking body of soldiers
The Louisville Courier of the 18th, notices
the abatement Of the Cholera, and s. II
s stin almost entirely confined 70 the vicinity of
the corner of Fourth and Market streets. Since
Friday night we have heard OF the deaths OF
Mr.. John P. Bull, Rev. Mr.. Cobb, Mr.. Brown,
Mrs. Dowel, Mrs. II. Dohse, and three or four
others We hope TO be able 70 report IN a few
days the entire disappearance Of the di.sass
from our midst