The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-12-18
ARRIVAL OF TBEE NIAGARA.

The Niagara, from lANefpooi, diilN'' " ~
fax, on Wednesday at noon. She left hIVerpo0i
at noon on the 29th ult, and encountered very
heavy winds during most of the passage She
brings thirty passengers. The City OF fltts-
burg left Liverpool on the same day. The Frank
lin arrived at Cowes on the evening Of the = ti'
FRANCE K
The cngrossng topic seems to be the approacn-
ing crisis in the French Assembly. Despite eYl-i
dences of the unmistakeable popularity Of the
President the Assembly seems resolved to force
him into collision with them. Every step is
watched with intense interest in Europe
On the 2Gth ult the President, in presenting
crosses and medals to French exhibitors in the
London exhibition, delivered a speech well cal
culated to increase his popularity with the
moderate republicans, being the first speech in
which any allusion has been made to a Republic. |
Many who have been devoted to Gen. Cavaignac, /
have declared IN favor of Louis Napoleon, as the
only means of saving the Republic.
La CoHatit,aiound has a direct attack upon
some of the highest names in France; among
others Gen. CAangarnier and N. Barryer. Others
are charged with being members Of secret
committee to overthrow ths government The
and Legitimist parties. It produced much ex-
citemcnt and led to interrogatories being ad-t
dressed to the ministers. The paper was believed
ia the interest If the Government, and the minis
try supposed aware of the production, II not the
preparation Of the article.
1t is generally believed that demand for a
vote of urgency, with reference to a bill the
subject Of the responsibility Of the President, /
will be refused by the Assembly.
Letters from Toulon report that Marshal Soult
was able to leave his bed.
French funds had advanced, and at the latest
dates had still an advancing tendency.
PRUSSIA.
The Chambers would be opened by the Com
missioners on day previously fixed. No new
taxes were to be declared, but an increase of the
army was considered Indispensable.
AUSTRIA.
The new Austrian tariff goes into operation on
the lst Of February.
GERAIANY
Lieut. PIN has arrived IN Berlin, route for
Siberia, on the 23d ult and was introduced to
the King by Baron Humboldt. The King gave
him letters to the Emperor Of Russiu, who will
afford him assistance in the search. The new
king of Hanover has dismissed the cabinet, which
has caused much surprise on account of his
having recently announced his intention to retain
all public servants. Intimations are given that
he intends to violate tie integrity Of the consti
tuition.
HANOVER.
The GazeHc Of the 23d contains the acceptance, |
by George the Fifth, of the resignation Of the
Munchauscn cabinet The new ministry con
sists of Mr. Scheele, President of Council, and
Minister of Foreign affairs; Major De Baemeis-
ter, Minister Of Justice: H. D. Carrier, Minister
of the Interior. The Chambers were to be con-
Yoked on Dec 3D., but were likely then to be
prorogued.
SPAIN
On the 22d of November, Naryaez took his
seat in the Senate, and explained the reason
which induced him to separate himself from the
government of her majesty, in consequence Of
the absence of the king of Prussia at the funeral
of the late king Of Hanover.
ITALY
The General of the French Army in Italy has
concentrated all the galrisons and harangued
the troops, enjoining upon them in any contin-
gcncy, always to protect the person Of the Pope.
IRELAND.
The quays, in Dublin, were crowded with emil |
grants on their way to the United States.
Further by tERe Niagara.
BosToN, Dec. IS.