The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-11-04
ENGLAND,

our last adylceS reached her Whar1 at o2 o cloch
| this evening.
ENGLAND.
Her Majesty was to leave Edinburg the
18th for Chester and Bangor, Birmingham, sc.
She would on the 14th visit the Menai and Bri-
| tania Bridges.
The remains of the Duke of Wellington, by
command of the Queen, were to be publicly in
tered in the Cathedral Church of st. Paurs
with all the solemnities usual on such occasions
The corporation Of London will take part in the
funeral.
Intelligence has been received in London of
the death of the Right Rev. Patrick TORY, DID,,
Bishop of ST. Andrews Dunkeld, and Dunblane
The Right Rev. prelate died on Sunday last, at
the episcopal residence, at Peterhead, in the
Goth year of his age. He was the Oldest Bish-
op of the Episcopal church in Scotland, having
been consecrated in 1908.
shocking double murder committed at
Kittybrewster, about a mile north of Aberdeen,
on Monday night. The victims widow,
named Ross, and her grandchild, little boy
about five years of age. The murderer is a man
named George Christies, formerly private SOL
dier in the service of the East India Company.
There is nothing of interest froui Ireland.
FRANCE.
The President continues to be received every
where with cries of ''Vive fEmpereur," and the
Pans, in an article on the Presidents tour,
comes to the conclusion that the proclamation of
the Empire is not far off.
The President was at Tolouse on tue 4th, and
was received by 100000 persons assembled
there
The Revue Britannique states that an applica-
ton has been made by the French Government
on the English Cabinet for the original will of
the Emperor Napoleon, which has hitherto re-
manned in the possession of England
Another discovery of the clandestine manu-
facture of gunpowder has been made at Nismes,
but it was carried on only with the view to sale
for sporting purposes. The Bordeaux affair is
perhaps not of more importance.
Among the decorations in honor of the Presi-
dent, at AK, was a bust of Louis Napoleon dec
grated with cigar and tobacco leaves, in graft
tude for the decree authorizing the cultivation
of that plant. The Prince, on passing it, was
struck with the originality of the idea, and the
mode to thank him for what he had done.
The funeral services for Queen Hortense took
place yesterday, at the church of Rueil. After
the mass the whole of the congregation sprink-
led holy water on the tomb OF the Queen, which
is placed opposite that of the Empress, her
mother.
The Moniteur publishes four DEGREES dated
''Toulon, Sept. 2s,'' containing 81 promotions
and nominations in the Legion of Honor, and
comforting ia military medals. All promotions
~
men, belonging to the vessels collected at Tou-
lon on the occasion of the Presidents visit.
There is a story afoat that the young man Sc
lected by secret society to assassnate the
French President has committed suicide.
A jealousy exists between Louis Napoleon and
the Bonaparte family.
Louis NJ Brouchere has undertaken to form
Belgian Ministry.
The Zollverein delegates have left Berlin
The negotiations with Prussia are broken off.
The cholera has entirely subsidized.
There are great augumentations being made
to the Austrian army.
The thieves set fire to the Jewish Synagogue
at Colnue, Galacia, during the festival for the
purpose of robbing. In the confusion conse-
uuent SO ladies, several of whom were of high
rank, were crushed to death.
The Sultan of Turkey is dangerously sick.
An attempt was made to assassinate the Shah
of Persia, who was wounded by three shots, but
is recovering. Two of the assassins were cut
to pieces by the guards, and two were captured
alive.
We have news from the Cape Of Good Hope
to the Goth August. The skirmishing contin-
ued s-.r--