The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-22
LATE FROM EUROPE.
. rival of tho steamer America.
New YoRK, April Il


-, in the evening The Arctic arrived on the
.,eninc of the 3lst the Arctic's advices strength
..,od the feelings of dullness and inactivity il
.be cotton market
misunderstanding Walpole introduced q
usr Militia Bill into the House of Commons
lord Pslmerston supported it and Lord John
Rrsseu did not oppose it. Mr.. Hume protes-
,.d ocainst it and Golden ridiculed it.
Mr. Berkleys bill for voting by ballot at Par
ssmentary elections was rejected by a majority
Ofl02.
cberman Crawford's Irish Tenant Bill was al
- rejected by a manouvre on the part of the
Government
hill WAS announced established steam COM
-,,,nication between Canada, Newfoundland and
England.
Monton Mines has offered resolution con-
,.,ring Austrian restrictions upon British trav-
slers.
1srLASp.-Charles Gavan Duffy, of the Dub
Il, Nation newspaper, is candidate for New
Ross.
The committee on the Catholic Defence Asso-
.;stiou. hold daily meetings to canvass the mer-
ia Of the new candidates.
meeting of the citizens of Dublin was held
On the subject of tenant rights.
Sherman Crawfard's bill was unanimously ap-
nroyei, and the meeting passed pledge to sup
mort none but staunch supporters OF the nation
q tenant right.
The initial step was taken in Dublin to erect
, monument in honor of Thomas Moore.
81, William Somerville, late Chief Secretary
~ Ireland. has been hunted from the represen-
tstion. and has sought refuge in Canterbury.
FRAScE-The french Chamber..was opened on
the 2Oth by the President in person. He was
attended by brilliant staff. His reception was
Of the warmest kind He read his speech stan
ding. in which he announced that it was the in
terest of France to keep in amity with all na-
,ions He disclaimed any intention of assuming
the title of Emperor, but declared that if disaf-
fection or intrigue forced him, he would dem
and of the people, in the name of the repose of
France, q new title which would irrevocably fix
in his person the power with which the people
had invested him. His speech excited immense
applause and cries of Vive Napoleon during the
reading
The President then took the oath of fidelity to
the Constitution, and the Members were sworn
to fidelity to the President Cavaignac and NJ.
Csrnot were absent the following day, and the
legislative corps met in their respective cham
bers
Martial law ceased on the 2sth ult, in all the
departments.
The Code Civil has resumed the former title
Of Code Napoleon.
deputation from Harve had arrived to pro
test against additional duty foreign sugar.
The Presidents notation is fixed at ten mil
lions.
The feeling increases that an empire may yet
be declared
No farther arrests are to be made except ac-
sSrding to law.
SwITzERLAND.-An edict has been issued
warning all foreigners from entering Geneva
without pass-ports.N They will be expelled un-
less they report themselves, and obtain the ne
oesssry permission. Those who choose, can
have voluntary passports to America and Eng
land, but none TO France or Germany.
AUsTRIA.-The Times correspondent says
Austria will secretly mature the existing terri
toral arrangement between Russia and Prus
sia, and will make common cause. Austria i.
also on excellent terms with france.
Austria and Prussia are said to have conclu
ded treaty of navigation of the Danube, anc
the duties payable on that river are abolished.
PRUssIA-The ministerial crisis is over. Tn,
King has declared his intention of changing hi
Ministers.
ISDIA-China and Bombay advices state tina
the negotiations with the Birmese have failed
and force of 5000 troops from Calcutta anc
Madras were to start for Birmah on the 18th
March squadron of war steamers left Bonn
bay for Rangoon, and would call at Madras for
troops. Hostlities are inevitable. The pro-
gress of the rebels in China is decidedly forward
The Governor General of the Canton Province
las 6esieged one of his own towns, and the rem
nSnt Of the Imperial forces has been signally de-
feated
hRELAND.-Samples of Irish beet root sugar,
nave been sent to London for exhibition; speci-
mems have also been sent to America and the
Continent
archbishop Cullen stands at the head of the
l'' candidates for the Archbishopric of Dub
in.