The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-01-01
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival Of The Steamer ysa.!t.
SIX DAYS LATER
NV YORK. Dec :

SIX DAYS LATER.
NV YoEK, Dec %. 1851.
The Collins steamer Baltic, from Liyerpoo1
with dates to the I0th instant arrived TO-DAY
at 4P NJ
The Cambria reached Liverpool at o o'clock
on the morning of the sth.
FRANCE.
The progress of events n France coutinue 70
absorb public attention throughout Europe.
The President has proved completely successful
in his coup d etat The partial attempts AZ re-
sistance were made by the more ultra Repub,i-
cans, having been promptly resisted and entire
y e1nnguIshed IN the Departments; and as, in
Farls' they had been so vigorously repressed, it
may be said, in the Presidents language, that
France has accepted the situation, althoucb II
has not been with the enthusiasm which Lopi.
Napoleon reckOned upon. 1t has been 2 tseit
acqulescence, and almost universal. The Pros
ident preferred his plan to the ultimations Of
Anarchy or Legitimacy. Few have been found
to sympathize with the Assembly. or DENY that
the President was forced by the intricuers Of
that body to choose between the surrender OF
power, Office and liberty, and the more resoluto
course lie has adopted
Tranquility had been pretty generally restored
in Paris on the evening of Friday the 5tb . and
by the following day, the uptOrn pavements and
the shattered walls and houses were all that re
mained Of the insurrection
The Departments Of Saone, Serre. and Aleius
had been placed in state of seige. but the dis
turbances which induced the act were insigpif-
cant. With scarcely an exception, the troors
were triumphant.
The Tangier matter had been amicabIy ar
ranged, and the town thus escaped lombard
ment by the French.
ENGLAND.
The Liverpool Journal hints pretty positively,
at serious rupture in the British Cabinet. in
consequence of Lord PaImerston's conduct. and
his answer 10 the address presented to him in
regard to Kossuth.
1t is stated that Baron Brunon. the Russian
Minister, lad made representations which called
for interference, and that Earl Gray had posi-
lively declined to continue as a colleague Of Is-i
Palmerston. The disruption seems almost in
eYitable, unless Lord Palmcrston retires In
such an event, the Journal looks upon Lord
Clarendon as most likely to be his successor.
The same paper, in referring TO the acts cf
Louis Napoleon, more than suspects foreign
agency in the French revolution-absolutism
being the motive for it.
The question Of Customs Reform was BERN
ming to be very warmly discussed, the DISGRACE
ful conduct of the Board Of Customs in the late
dispute with the Dock Companies being the in
mediate incentive.
Rir Robert Peel has been sQuabbl;ng with the
farmers at FarnwOrth. They have forbidden
him to pass over their lands, and he has a5vcr-
tised his old stud for sale.
The Press OF England is beginning crusade
against the Times for dishonesty and abuse =
its contemporaries.
SPAIN
The Queens accouchment was cxpectcI -
take place between the 8tL AID IIth OF Decem-
bcr.
General NarYaez had been received bv the
Queen, and the Duke and Duchess of Aontnen-
sier had dined with the British Minister.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
The news received at Londan from the Cane
of Good Hope continued to excite great anxiety.
The position of the British forces, and even of
the local government itself, seems to become
daily more critical Treachcry on all hands
and dcpredat;ons under the bayonets Of tho
troops, and a frontier beyond the ability Of the
troops to protect, did not present very cheer
ing picture.