The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-07-29
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the America.
HALIFAX. July 90.

Shannon, from Liverpool, 10th July arrived
here at o'clock, this evening. She brings 60
passengers, 80 of whom are for Boston.
The Anniversary of the Fourth of July, wa:
celebrated in patriotic style, on board the steam
er Baltic, on her passage out to Liverpool.
ENGLAND.-The news from England, apart
from the elections, is uninteresting.
There was but slack business doing in Cot
ton and other articles, owing to the elections
Trade at Manchester was moderately favorable
and in France similar state of things existed
In England the elections form the all engros
sing subject of attention. Most of the English
borough members of Parliament have been re
turned The result thus far is unfavorable tc
the ministry. The county elections, hawever
may make change. The election returns in
the Daily Ne1cs of yesterday, classify theM P :
as follows Liberals 156, Derbytes so The
London Times makes the returns 139 Liberals
So thorough Ministry, and % liberal Conserva-
tives. Among the most noticeable names re-
turned, are Lord John Russell and Baron Roths-
child for London, Lord Palmerston and Layard
of Ninevah celebrity, Munitz and Scholeheld for
Birmingham, T. S. Dunscombe, Sir C. Wood,
nun. l. W olbSoH OOuh DTlguI LOT hfIc1eS-
ter, J. Roebuck for Sheffield, r. NJ Miles, Sir
Wm Molesworth, G. L. Ricardo, Sir R. Peel,
Hon. Fl. Labouchre, Turner and MKeizie.-
The tories have succeeded in electing in Liver
pool, Sir W. Clay, and L. Bulwer for Tower
Hamlets, where George Thompson was defeated,
his constituents expressing much dissatisfaction
at his having deserted his duties and agitating
slavery onpSrions in Amarica
eral, has succeeded Fergus OConnor for Not
ingham.
The Royal Agricultural Society of England
offers a prize of e1 900 and gold medal, for
the discovery of manure equal to Guane, to be
furnished in England at e5 per ton.
The weather was fine in England, and the
crops in all parts of Europe are said to be re-
markably prosperous.
Cape of Good Hope dates to the 29th OF May,
give nothing new respecting the Kafir War,
which is not likely soon to be terminated. Lord
Cathcart announced to the enemy that nc terms
could be listened to but submission.
FRANcE.-Rumors are prevalent of miIisteri-
al changes.
The insurreetion at Algeria appears to be
Tor the present.
The Monitehr contradicts statement that dis
has been discovered in one of te Re-
giments Of the line.
1t is reported both at London and Pari, that
Louis Napoleon has informed the British gov
ernment that he is prepared to admit .ertain
English staples into France on easy terIns, pro-
vided the British import duty on French wines
be repealed
The condition of the vineyards is more salts
factory in the Borgelaus than on the Rhine.
The prices of Wheat and Flour had fallen in
of the promised abundance.
Portugal.-The Ubes salt monopoly may be
considered as suppressed, as American, English.
Russian and other vessels are loading on the
same terms as Portuguese.
.Sac;tzerland.- Sunderland party at Frei-
berg have applied to the Federal Council 10 dis
continue the measures taken to break up their
organization.
.Sardinia.-Quarantine is imposed upen all
Tessels from New Orleans aad Mobile ON account
If the Cholera prevailing in Louisiana.
Hungary.-Gen. Dembinski and NJ. Szemere
write to the Paris Journal des Debates, refer
ring to Gorgey's book on Hungarian War, a2d
1eny that they offered the crown of Hungary to
Russia Gorgey himself, they say, was the only
one by whom the proposal was ever made. SEE
nere's letter concludes thus ITO offer the
crown of Hungary to the Russians could only
be the work of man reduced to the last extre-
mites of despair like NJ. Kossuth, or of man
destitute of principle like NJ. Gorgey. 1 may
add that Count Batthyani had, it is true, no
confidence in Austria, but in Russia still less
BosToN, July %.
The America arrived at 81 o'clock this morn
ing.
late telegraghic dispatch from Dublin says
that an election fpht nccurred Ii, that CITY in