The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-10-16
vonr DAYS LATER FRoM EUROPE.
.DurvAI OF THE ATLANTIC.
Arrival of KOssHffi at 1aarSeiies,
and his departure thence foF
America.

The American steamship Atlantic, Captain
vost arrived at her dock at O'clock, yester-
dov morning. She brings news to the lst of
October.
The Atlantic was detained 40 hours u d.
rancement in her machinery, and has had heavy
westerly winds the whole passage.
The steamer America, from Boston, the 1Tth,
arrived at Liverpool at 3.15 A. NJ. 26th, after
rim Of ten days eight hours and fifteen minutes
steamiDg time.
The Chrysalite, a clipper ship, built at Aber-
seen BY the Messrs. Hall, for the Liverpool and
China trade, has just made the voyage from
Liverpool to Anjier in so days
The Artic Expedition, under the command of
Captain Austin, had returned to England, with
out having made any discoveries.
The return of the american Artic Expedition
to the United States, was known in England by
m arrival from Greenland.
Our London correspondents letter mentions
that the Mississippi, with Kossuth and his COM
panions on board, had called ut Marseitles for
coal and fresh provisions We find also the fol-
lowing notices of her and her guests.
The Mississippi, with 55 exilee on board, had
touched at Smyrna, and on the 10th at Syra,
one of the Cyclades. On the arrival Of Kossuth
in the Dardanelles, the captain of the Mssjs-
sippi went on board the Turkish vessel, and
placed his vessel at the disposal of the exiles,
at the same time presenting $4,000 to their
leader, in the name Of the American govern
ment.
After having solemnly promised the Turkish
commissaries to 90 direct TO America, kossuth
wanted to take a Hungarian flag with him into
the American vessel; but this was objected to
bv the Turks. When all the refugees were
safely on board, Kossuth made a speech in
which Lord Palmerston and the Americans were
not forgotten, and soon after the Mississippi
started or her voyage.
The Corriere Mercantile quotes letters from
Spezzia, of the 22d, stating that the Inhabitants
of that town, on being informed that kossutL
was on board the Mississippi, made great dem
OIstratiOns in honor of his arrival. The town
was Illuminated, rockets werelet of, and a large
number Of boats, gaily decked out, surrounded
the Mississippi, saluting Kossuth with music
and cheers. The American Commodore, who is
taking the waters at Lucca, has been to La
Spezzia, to compliment him.
TURKEY.
Turkey has been on the point of a political
crisis. Reschid Pacha's power has been totter-
ing, and his successors already talked Of Ii
was said that the son of one of them had been
chosen for the husband of the Sultan's daughter.
princess Of eleven years OF age but the young
man, who was said to be full of talent. was
found poisoned one morning, and tie Sultan
daughter was afianced to Reschid Pacha's son.
a child of ten years Of age, who, in spite of his
extreme youth, has been appointed Eizier.
ITALY.
A letter from Rome of the L 9th inst. announ
'es that the Pope had pardoned the individual,
convicted of having maliciously DESTROYED III,
carriage Of the Cardinals during the revolution
The Emperor of Austria visited Como on tn,
Id and returned to Coma the same evening
On The 18th he again honored Milan with visit
ana proceeded to the new church Of ST Charles
"lich was commenced under Francis l. Hi
Majesty was accompanied by 50 Generals.
lAe liberation of kossuth and his companion,
has led to a somewhat superauous ceremony, o
fes'h. On the 9th Of january, 1850, 36 Hun
garian revolutionary leaders were summonc,
before the court martial then sitting in the capi
'@l OF the province. On the 22d inst. they ,y,1,
Ill condemned in contumaciam and hanged il
ensy that is, black board, with the SO name
inscribed thereon in white letters, was alike
70 the gallows. Il is expected that about 10
sentences Of persons whose suits have been 90
ing on,- although they have been left at liberty
viii be published on the 29th.