The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-27
EIGHT DAYS LATER PROV Rupopx
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRN,A

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EIGHT DAYS LATER PROM HURoYF
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
| NEw foaK, Nov l9
| fee steamship Africa, from Liveepsol. WITH
dates 70 the ssA isss. .rri,ed at O'CLOCK tai.
| sffernoon She sailed from Liverpool ., loau-
l 90 the sth
The Africa brings 100 passengers.
TIE steamship Asia arrived 1t Arsr,ooa -
| the morning Of tie ID inet
The steamship WseAi.etoo, VITA KossstA ssd
Ais suite would leave Sou:hampton for New
Yorf On the 14th
The steamship Atlantic arrived 1t Lyerpool
on the morning Of the 7th.
kessuth continued to receive the NOS. e,.-ksS
demonstrations Of respect from al paris Of the
country. .---
The attention OF the public had been mainly
directed TO French affairs. The Assembly had
met, and the President delivered his ssrusI
message, the chief feature Of which wsa de-
mand for the restoration Of universal suffrage,
With some very slight restrictions
The Ministers asked the Assembly to declare
the proposed measures urgent The Assembly
refused bJ acclsmstion- Thus, the Legislative
and the Executive powers were placed in direct
and svored opposition The result vss AJAX
iously waited for
The public tranquility remained znd;.tzrbed.
and confidence unshsksn, notwithstanding theee
occurrences.
We have received ad.ices from the Cspe g
Good Hope 70 the 18th Of October, eoeSrminx
the previous disastrous accounts.
The Csfirs, in their lsss attack, had employed
fierce dogs, With great success
The Csffrs had surprised and surrounded tvo
companies Of the Second Regiment sad he'd
killed Captain Oldham, two sergessts, .ad nine
teen Privstes, besides surrounding twenty three
There are eighty others missing
The Cahrs were preparing to attack Gr.A.n-
town.
The price Of bread had risen 50 Per csat -
the Cope, and vas stin advancing
ENGLAND.
The workmen Of London had Joined in grand
demonstration 20 koseuth, on the Sd inst. There
was monster procession n1mb-ring not less
than 80, 600 persons, snd "a siiress ~ss pre-
seuted 70 him in she name Of the inhabitants Of
London, 70 which Kossuth read 9 written, bat
very eloquent reply.
Parliament has been further prorogued Until
the 18th of January
The Commissioners of the late Exhibition es-
innate the net profits st el5O, 900, which they
propose TO apply 10 the increase Of the means
OF industrial education. They ask Royal
charter TO perfect the necessary arrangements
The SubMarine Telegraph between England
and France has been fully completed, and will
be opened in few days.
Kossuth was 10 visit Birmingham on the 10Th
and Manchester On the 1lth. The Mayors of
both towns had refused to cell special meetings
Of the town councils TO receive him, and the
public had thereupon taken the matter into
, their own hands, and we're determined 20 give
him 81 enthusiastic .eception.
FRANCE.
Upward. of one hundred of the persons con-
cerned in the late riots in the Department Of
Cher, are about being tried BY court martial
The Assembly net on the 4rh, and reelected
! NJ Dupon, President.
| The Message Of the President, and the posi-
| ton of the Ministry, meet the strongest and
most violent opposition from the Legitimist or
gsns- The excitement in the Assembly has
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accused of personal ambitisn. On the other
| hand, the Republican journals are greatly slated
with the prospect of universal suffrage, and
! strongly advocate it, as the surest mean. OF
averting civil war.
The President represents the financial affairs
/ OF the country as in most deplorabls state
In reference 20 the socialist movements and dis
| orders, ne says, formidable conspiracy exists
the avowsd object of which is the overthrow and
uprooting of society as at present constituted.
The temper Of the Assembly AMI majority
! of the Press is so much averse TO the recon-
mendation of the President, as to render any
1 compromise even matter of the EXTREMIST
doubt. The project is very nearly the electoral
law of the Constituent Assembly. Six months
residence, only, is required to become a voter
GERMANY.
The health of the King of Hanover is steadil,
declining, and his recovery is not anticipated
It's estimated by the time Kossutk arrives som,
$4,000 babies VIII have been named after him