The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-02-26
Arrival orth, s,.ana

oi tine steamer Csnaaa
NEW YORK., Feb. lS.-The steamsb;Dc
arrived this morning, with dates from II. ,sIA'a
to the 1st inst. -Nefpos
ERAScE.-France continued .o h
the Anti-orleanist DEGREES, and pub;c ,af
ton OF the measures was ezpressed-r. Iora, rO''
the reign of terror permitted. Tbs0-ya' ~
mel OF the 9th announces thai, in Co. 'a"'''
OF the detection of his friends. and a.. @''
sustained by the public mind, by reaso,-.slss :es
decrees, the President had resolved ), %s'
the subject Of their dissatisfaction ,o,t.
ate and Legislative Assembly; bpt u. , 'Sa'
'of the 29t6 denied the Statement rT5-. -ss's
ment authority, and upon tie same da7 tt.+
mer journal was placed under ceusor.stu W
the publication of the article. -
1t was represented in some quarters IT,,
President would not rcscind OF modfr :,
crees- He had promised an indempi,, =
Orleans family, but the prevalent beI;s.
that they would rever be executed 70 ,l..-'''
mentioned. The testamentary executor, 81.
Philippe, had issued an opinion s;r,al ; -,
most eminent members of the bar 5o.,.-.
the DEGREES illegal
The Nonits4r, of the 29th, publishes N.
Fould's financial expose, showing an est;,,....
deficit Of 20, ,UO0, ,GvG francs Il Ya, co,.;a...,
satisfactory On the Bourse
Mr.. Feuld had refused TO return N ofi,s
less an extensive modification of the Cr3o.,;-.
decree is conceded. VI. NIorney also rr,r,.
unless ministerial change of policy were mad.
NJ. Dupia's resignation did not appear % sr,.
prise the President, but none Of the ioun,,.
are permitted to publish it.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte has been 5or,,
ted President CT the Senate, and II. sIevas,-
IA Senatorl first Pice President. PresideB,. q,
the six sections of Council, had also beer ~.
pointed. The Council begins its functions in.
mediately. The Consultative Commission !,
dissolved.
The Pays announces that 20O0 additional T.
litical cOnyicts would shortly be shipped to A.
geria.
The President is said to have claimed 1904
francs from the Ne rpolitan Government. as i.
demnity for the coniscated property OF Mura.
The French trade reports are good, but fur5,
are subject to considerable fluctuations, tbopgs
prices rallied towards the close Of the week
Paris, Ja'.. G0.-The President gave s rr,5t
dinner yesterday 10 the Enal sh Minister aa8
expressed great regret at the prevalence OF u.
belief in England as to his Earlike intention,
He said he had lived there ling anough to &C.
quirc respect for its people, and he still had
great m any friends there.
ENGLAND.-The intelligence from England /. i
void of interest. The great event Of the nc
ment was the opening of Parliament vh,h
takes place on the I'd of February.
A meeting was held at New Casile-upon-tb,
Tyne on the 30th to take measures to form
VJlunteer rife corps u repel invasion.
The Royal Artillery at Woolwich, were medi.
'ally inspected on the Both, and were to enter
on a course of field duty in a few days. Tis
Regiments quartered at Portsmouth garrsg,
had received orders to send out additional re-
cruiting parties. Guns of larger calibre thsz
at present being mounted at fort Anglesia.
The London Chronicle speaks lightly Of tie
fears expressed elsewhere OF foreign invasor.
a dispatch from Paris of the 30th inst sayl
that the Minister of the Int-r:or had sent c.r.
'ular to the Projects, directing them 70 set 8;
liberty such political prisoners as can be Hts.-
lted without danger 10 society......M. Descla-
lel, one Ct the University, mas been exiled.
The London Times says that tie new rsisra
bill will not he disfranchisement, but only
general enlargement Of the general eonstita-
nncies,
CAPE OF Coon HoPE.-The steamer Helifs-
oont arrived at Plymouth, with dates 10 tie 2s'a
December. The war at the Cape had made 10
advance since the last intelligence, owing to i-s
nclemency of the weather Not a word Is sid
IF peace. The Caffr chiefs demand inieFsa-
ience, but Sir Harry Smith insists on the reno
Tal of the tribe to some oeher country berod
he Rec. In the mean time the CalHrs cvntHls
heir depredaions. Frequent skirmishes occEF'
md men are killed on both sides