The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-25
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Steamship Pacific arrived at New York
Saturday afternoon, at o'clock. She left Liv-
erpool on the 10th, at . o'clock, P. NJ, and has
consequently made the passage from port toPort
in the short period of eleven days. She passed
the steamer Baltic on the 18th.
ENGLAND.-The re-elections of the new minis
ters were progressing. Herries, for Stamford
and Whiteside, for Enniskillen, had both been
returned.
A mutiny occurred on the 9th instant, at Liv-
pool among the crew of the packet ship Queen OF
the West, which was only quelled after terrible
fight. The ship sailed on the 9th under a new
captain, and with entire new crew. The for
mer captain, Mr.. Moore, comes passenger in the
Pacific
The Hon. W. Eden has been appointed as an
attache to the British embassy.
IRELAND.-Dr. McHale has raised standard
against. the established Church of ireland,
and from the Northern District alarming ac-
counts of Ribbonism have been received.
FRANcE.-France was quiet at the latest ac-
counts. The government arrangements with
the Bank Of France were satisfactory TO the
commercial classes.
The fusion of the two branches of the Bourbon
family was again being agitated, and with the
certainty of satisfactory termination.
The Swiss staff officers in Paris have been or
dered to return TO Switzerland forthwith
Belgium has effected treaty of commerce
and navigation with England.
The difficulties between France and Switzer
land have been arranged for the present
The French Ambassador had suddenly left
London for Paris
A steam-frigate recently sailed from Toulon
for Algeria, with 500 political exiles.
The elections in the French Departments,
known at Paris up to Friday night were go,
of which only were of the Opposition, inclu-
ding General Cavaignac.
The Senate and Legislative Corps have been
convoked for the 29th March
The opinion is gaining ground in Paris that
peace will be maintained.
The Able Montionis, q Socialist, has been
imprisoned at Moulins.
PARIS BoURsE.-The money marketwas buoy
ant on Monday, the Sth, and rates had improved
over the closing prices of Saturday.
TURKEY--A Turkish military column, @, 600
strong, with four guns, has occupied the Banja-
luka district, and disarmed the Rayahs Six
battaliOns, under the command of the Pasha
are expected at Bihaes Novi is occupied by
a strong detachment of cavalry Every large
town is garrisOned. 1t appears that a widely
spread conspiracy, the object of which was to
overthrow the Government, has been brought
to light. The following extracts from telegraph
ic dispatches are not without interest:
Every bridge, every ferry, is guarded. The
boats on the river (the Unna) are destroyed, and
every point of communication with Austria is
occupied by strong Turkish pickets."
a few days since, Austrian ordinance pro-
hibited the expectation Of firearms and ammu-
milton into Wallachia and Moldayia
INDIA-Despatches received from India, via
Trieste, confirm the telegraphic reports of the
breaking out Of a Burmese war. Sixty British
subjects, whilst endeavoring to save their pro
perty, had been detained and cast into prison.
The enemy had been dispersed after supposed
loss Of 800 killed. The river ports OF Burmah
were blockaded, and Com. Lambert dad gone
to Calcutta for further orders.