The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-08-12
Majority for the ministry.

Majority for the ministry, SO
In the above are included as ministerialists,
40 liberal conservatives-and there are between
80 and 40 places yet to be heard from.
There are 167 new members who take the
seats of members of the old House, who either
retired or were defeated.
The above small majority, it will be seen, is
barely sufficient, under the most favorable cir
cumstances, to carry on the business of the
House
Thomas Gishorn, Esq, who, but for the state
of his health, would have been brought forward
by the liberal interest at the late election. died
of disease of the heart. He was, for upwards
of twenty years, an active reformer.
AT yacht race at Cowes, on Thursday. the
America was dstanced two minutes and three
seconds, by yacht named the Arrow
FRANCE.
The French papers are filed with accounts of
the reception of Louis Napoleon at Strasbourg.
where he appears to have been received with
every demonstration of respect. The most stri-
king thing in the reception ceremonies was a
cavalcade of twelve hundred peasants acting as
of young girls, the prettiest in their respective
villages, and dressed in their holiday costumes
Each car was decorated with flowers and ms
criptions testifying devotion to the President
All the other ceremonies were the same ex-
tensiye scale. 1t is estimated that 20, 900 stran
gers were attracted to Strasbourg by the fete
On Monday the President crossed the Rhine
into Baden, where similar demonstrations avail
ted him, and where he remained during the
night of the Goth. 1t is rumored that this visit
TO Baden is connected with matrimonial projects
and that the lady whose hand the President as
pires to, is the Princess Caroline Stephanie Va
sa, born in 1881, grand daughter of the Ouch
ess of Baden, and related to the dethroned row.
al family of Sweden. The Princess was at
Baden, and the Presidents visit, it was assert
ed, was arranged for the purpose of an inter
view.
| Marseilles papers state that the President will
visit the city tetween the 18th and 20 of Sep
tember. 1t is also stated that he will embrace
the opportunity of visiting Algiers, accompanied
| by Gen. st. Anaud, who viii take command of
the expedition into the Kabyle
The Count lie Chambord has addressed anoth-
er manifesto % his adherents. This new paper
relates to theapproaching municipal elections
1t is repoDed that soon after the Presidents
return from Strasbourg, the contemplated mod
ifcations ofthe ministry will take place by the
appointment of Drouyn de Huys as Minister of
Foreign Afairs, NJ. Trugot Minister of State,
and Mague of the Public works Political ar
rests have been made at Chalons, Sur Marne.
and Name.
On Wednesday evening, Field Marshal Excel
mans wa, thrown off his horse on the road from
Sevres, md killed.
Petitins for the establishment of the empire
are being got up in several places, under the
patronage of the local authoritiee
The 2e5dts strongly advocates the establish
ment O a liue of trans Atlantic steamships. Al
semi -nonthly line is projected to Martinique
terminating in branch via Havana to Mexico
and alother line between France, Brazil and La
Plate,is strongly recommended.
Gaeral Montaubans expedition on the from
tier If Morocco, had terminated successfully.
| ITALY
urin papers give the particulars respectipp
therecent arrests in Milan and other cities
Abut sixty person were arrested in the Prov
inc of Mantua-among them the Arch Priest of
Ryers, and six other clergymen.
! The opinion, of Turin, mentions the arrest. on
aspicion of liberalism, ofCount Tancred Mosta.
nth six other young men, of honorable families
n Farrera. The warrants were issued by a
,ivil Austrian commission sitting at Bologna.
A letter from Rome of the 10th, has the fol-
lowing:
The long pending trial of the Amazaria bri-
gands, who spread terror in the late revolution,
in Linagazla and its environ, has been at last
concluded, and three of the chiefs have been
sentenced to DEATH
1t is stated that the Pope is much disappoint-
ed with the conduct of the Archbishop of Paris;
what for, is not known.
A shock of an earthquake, lasting five seconds
was felt at Spezzia, at o'clock on the morning
of the 18th.