The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-09-09
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EunopE


on the 2lst., and arrived at Halifax last evening
! at six o'clock, bringing three day later intslli
gence than the Washington which left South
| ampton on the 18Th. We sutjoin thee following
news by the America.
| The news Of the capture of the Taga by the
British is confirmed. 1t is thought that Burmah
will be annexed to England
Queen Victoria has returned TO England
The Fishery question excites no further une-
| asiness. A ministerial paper announces the
matter as in process Of amicable adjustment
The grand fete at Paris on the 18th, passed
off TRANQUILITY.
The steamer Magdalena arrived at Southamp-
ton from the West Indies with $1,000.
Advices from Australia to the middle Of May
State that the yield of gold has been immense
far outstripping California. ~
new steamship is building at Dumbarton for
the Cunard line she will be 5000 tons burthen,
and fifty feet longer than the Great Britain,
and-will cost upwards OF one hundred thousand
dollars
The ministerial journals announce perfect con-
fdence in the termination of the Fishery dis
pute on terms Of absolute reciprocity. 50 far as
the right of fishing is concerned. BY the terms
of the treaty, the Americans will have the liber-
ty of fishing in the British waters, and the Brit
ish in the American waters, within three miles
of the shore to be measured nearest the shore
without distinction of Bay OF open sea.
1t is reported that the screw frigate Termagant
is fitting out at Portsmouth to join the nshing
squadron.
The Leeds Chamber of Commerce have sd-
journed without taking steps in reference to the
dispute with the United States
The Coroner's inquest held over the boGies
shot at the election riot at the six mile bridge
in Ireland returned a verdict of willful murder
against John C. Delmadge. Justice of the Peace
and eight soldiers of the 8Ist Regiment.
The potato crop is improving. 1t estimated
that one half the crop in the. infected districts
viii be saved
FRANCE.-The American minister did not dine
with the corps diplomatique the anniversary Of
the Emperor Napoleon at St. Etenne. The re-
igious services advertised by the French Consul
to take place on the occasion were stopped by
the police
Louis Napoleon was not present at the Ball
at Marchandes Innocents, on Tuesday night
Rumor says a conspiracy to a.sassinate him, if
present, had been detected.
The America brings $50 passengers.
The Artic arrived at Liverpool on the 10th.
The British Parliament was prorogued on the
21st.
Darmstadt has made concilitsry offers TO
Prussia.
Brazil has purchased eight ships of the Ger
man navy.
A new Austrian loan is contemplated.
Russia has concluded commercial treaty
with the Pope
The Cholera is depopulating Russian Poland.
The Duke of Hamilton is dead.
The Princess Vasa has returned from Austria
Her marriage it is supposed is broken off.
A French war steamer has seized three Eng
lish vessels which were fishing within three miles
of the coast of France.
The Turkish Ministry is overthrow. Ali
Pacha is chosen Viceroy.
G. p r. James, the novelist, has been sp-
pointed British Consul to Norfolk
There has been slight loss in the Liverpool
markets from the advances of the previous Tues
day.
The Bishop of Pittsburg has arrived at Paris.
The change in the Turkish Cabinet was caus-
ting the affair of the Holy Cities.
The re-opening of the Zollverin Congress is
postponed until the 18th.
The Austrian government is about to open ne
gotiations for loan of $4,000, 900 forms.
Great damage has been done in the Northern
provinces Of Spain by rain storms. In some
parts the crops are totally destroyed. The vine
disease is spreading near Barcelona.
a national Exhibition at Copenhagen is to be
opened in the Crystal Palace on the 10th of Au-
gust.
The Conference of Plenipotentiarles at Slut
gardt closed on the 14th.
HoN. PIERRE SoULE, the distinguished Senator
from Louisiana in private letter TO his partner,
thus speaks of Gen. Pierce
| have seen the man, and man he is; oflofty
men. of winning manners, and easy and elegant
speech of great diretness of purpose, of faciIe
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