The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-06-03

Mr. Meagher, the Irish Patriot ,ra-1
just arrived in New York, is about twen.-.
years of age, is very corpulent, and his lug
| sure to Southern sun gives him darl
thy appearance. Mrs. Meagher was MI,
accompany him in his fight Mr.. Measb,s,
we are informed, abundant means to enatI.1.1 ,-.1
to live comfortably. His father is estir,..-. i,'n
be worth 100000, and there are but tbrn. ~, !"
dren-one the distinguished exile who h.,
reached our shores, another who is a cant.;.
the Pope's Guard at Rome, and thir, i -. II
rister in the city of Dublin The fatbar :
member of the British Parliament. and :,
Chairman of the Waterford and Limerick D.,
way Company.
Ba~The emigration Westward, especianv =.
German immigrants, the Albany Arrus s,o..-
is very large. The cars and boats from, \.
York are crowded with them, and in ono -
three thousand had been conveyed over ,ho'
trail railroad line. The great majority of then,
appeared to be in comfortable circumstance.
BaT The Bath Me- Mirror states tbs,o
Darah, residing at Winnegance, apparently d;s5
Saturday before last. Preparations were ,,oao
for her funeral the Sunday following. On ban
ding the body it was discovered to be slightly
warm and there were other indications ,h..
although her blood was not pereeptiblv in mo
ton, she was yet alive. The lancet was annlo4
and blood flowed quite freely, and the applcs
ton of glass to the mouth and nostriIs indico
ted slight respiration. Up to Thursday her
a,-aI 20 I,o
were no signs of consciousness. Her body will
be kept until there are indications of deeay.
RaThe New Bedford Mercury, whig is very
severe on President Fillmore for his Mormon an
pointments. 1t says
''The appointment of Brigham Young as gov
ernor, was perhaps, a proper policy under al
circumstances-but the retention of that shock
ing brute in office, after he had expelled III.
judges appointed by the United States, appear.
to us cowardly policy. Yet in comparison
with the appointment of such an ignorant scamp
as Orson Hyde as judge of the supreme court
of Utah, the retention of Young is a small ms.-
ter. We think the President erred grieyously
in appointing this Hyde to judicial station
and We think this way of allowing the Mormon.
to control both the executive and the judiciary
of Utah is against the interest of the people o.
the United States who are not Mormons, if nor
against good morals-7
CAPTURE OF AN ASGEL.-The Berlin CORES
pondent of the London Times gives the follow
ing as an incident which occurred lately in Up
er Silesia. One night there appeared to veal
thy widow messenger from ST. Peter, surroun-
ded by supernatural glory, and holding in his
hand draft for 100 thalers. payable to bearer,
drawn on her by her lately deceased husband
to meet the fees and other expenses attendant
on his entry into heaven The affectionate Wild
ow, anxious TO do all honor to her husbands
signature, and to facilitate his entrance into
paradise hastened to look up the money, but as
she unfortunately had only 30 thalers by her,
was compelled TO request his angelship would
call again tomorrow for the balance The cler
gyWan of the place, on being consulted the next
day prevailed on the widow to allow him and
the chief magistrate TO witness the payment so
that when the heavenly messenger appeared
again according to appointment he was roughly
seized by profane hands and incarcerated; but
the strangest part of all is, that the next morn
ing his prison was found empty, and his mode
of escape remains secret.