The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-05-13
Arrival OF the E.rop..
THREE DAYS LATER Pnon pr,

half past five o'clock this aftsrno,. n Al
Liverpool dates of the oath ul,.. and 80 oO'-'saE
gers. pAsssa-
| BY the Overland mail an account ,,,
ceived, stating that 234 native em;o,... e
Madras on the Sd of December for Mt IN
During a gale on the 23d, the hatcbs, ~--~' ~.-
tened down, and every ene of the poo, v.,..- '''
perished from suffocation. Sls
Telegraph despatch from Vienn. .,
the prosecutions against the mother and
| of Kossuth, have been suspended and a..
to be allowed to join their son and h,.aHs Hs
America.
The Vienna Lloyds contradicts In, ,,...-
that conference was to be held in 1orss-
specting the Danube succession. Tho.
1t asserts, is now settled
| The cholera has again broken on, n
The Peruvian Legation at London So.
all vessels against proceeding to the 1.---
Of Lobos de TERRA and Lobos de Fus,o
guano, with out permission from the p.-'-.
authorities. under the penalty Of eons.o..'--
Flax planting is going on extensively in =.
north of Ireland.
J. Wentworth Bulwer has written .,...
the London Times, denying that the Lob,s Il,
ands belong to Peru, as they were not enun.,.
ted among her possessions when she dAol,-.,
her independence
On Thursday, in the House Of Common, =.
subject of abolishing the stamp-duty On n...
papers, and the duty on advertisements o..
up for consideration Mr.. Miner Gibson n,i.
a long speech in favor of abolishing all ts1e.o,
knowledge, and introduced motion to tbs, 8.
feet
The Chancellor of the Exchequer said he looI.
ed on the question as one Of revenue. and tbongf.
that the government could not afford to lose
million and a half per annum. At his suy,.,-
ton, the discussion was postponed till F53,v
week.
Sir J. Pakington gave notice that he womb
ask for leave to bring in bill granting a cOpst.
tuition to New Zealand and also stated that !,
was not the intention of government to msks
any alteration, at present, with regard 70 Ii,
Clergy Reserves of Canada.
The Militia Bill was read the second time
The ship Brilliant had arrived in the DOEn.
from Austria, with gold amounting to e2I7.OOO.
This vessel reports that the ship Statesman vss
to sail in February, with so, 900 ounces
Twenty-one vessels, with emigrants from the
adjacent colonies, were entering the harbor q
POr' Philip when the Brilliant left
The Orestes sloop-of-war had captured Span.
desperate resistance.
Feargus O'Connor, the member of Parliament
for Nottingham, is one of the passengers in the
Europa.
In the case of Alderman Solomon writ O;
error is being prosecuted, to obtain the decision
of the highest judicial tribunal
A remarkable statement appears in the LoB-
don Times respecting the course to be pursued
by Austria, Prussia and Russia, in the event @.
Louis Napoleon assuming the title Of Emperor
the substance of which is that Prince Schu&
zenburg had addressed circular to the Europe.
an Courts, expressing his conviction that Pres
dent Napoleon was about to erect an Imperis
Throne, but adding that Austria felt no alarm,
and advocating the claims of the President TO
the friendship and alliance of conservative Gov
ernments. Prussia answered this circular On
the 18th and Russia on the 29th of February
The tenor of both replies is that the two pow
ers looked upon the design of the French Pres
dent neither with savor nor hostility. That they
believe he is disposed to follow the foreign poll
cy of his uncle, and is now shining to separsa
the powers of Europe in order to profit heFes.-
ter by that separation, but that the three Pos'
ers acting in concert could keep him in cheek,
Russia and Prussia, however would recognize
him as Emperor if elected to that Office, but
merely as an elective monarch-not as the found
er of Napoleonic dynasty
The most extensive preparations are being
made in Paris for the grand fete of the 10th o.
May.
La Patrie announces officially that the Pres
dent..has no intention of proclaiming the EmPir'
1t is stated that camp, for the exercise q
60, 900 men, is to be formed at Compeigus, @
be commanded by the President.
New Jersey Democratic Convention
TRENTON, n. J., May THE Democrats Sts'
Convention have adopted resolutions endorsing
the Baltimore platform of 1s4S-in favor OF ils
Compromise measures, and proposing Gene'A
Cass as its first choice for the Presidency No.
ny of the members were strongly in favor %
Stockton, and endeavored to pass resolua0h-
his favor, but they did not succeed. Adjourn
sine die.
The Wings hold their Convention at this pSs''
on the End of June.
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