The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-24
FOREIGN NLws.
Further by the Canada.


England demands On Explanation Of Austria as IA
the Dffcutfy ,riLh Turkev-Ecscution Of the As-
saildnt of the Emperor Of husfrid-Tte Empe-
ror not get Recopered-Ths Pope Daily expect
ed at Paris.
HALIFAX Mrrch s.
The Canada brings 95 passengers The steam
er Atlantic arrived out on the morning of the
2nd ut Liverpool
The steamer City of Glasgow. sailed on the
evening of ID inst, for Philadelphia.
ENGLAND.
Lord Palmerston stated in Parliament that no
application had yet been made for the cxpu sion
If foreign refugees from England, and that had
such been made, ii would have met with firm,
decided refusal.
Lord Dudley Stuart called the attention Of
Parliament to Turkish affairs. whereupon Lord
Russell replied that the Government had thought
Il necessary tc have Il frank explanation with
Austria. at the same time express the views of
England as to maintaining the independence of
Turkey. He said he had no doubt the difficult
ties at present existing would be adjusted by ne
gotiaton-
Mazzini has published letter. taking the
spUnsibility of the London Committees manifes-
20, and states that the address to the hungari
ans in Italy was written by KosSuth ut his re-
quest, during Kossuth's adjourn at Kutaya, and
never afterwards retracted.
The Duchess of Sutherland has placed STIFF
ford House at the disposition Of Mrs Beecher
Stowe, to give her receptions TO her English adj
mirers.
The Government has refused to charrer the
London, Liverpool and American Steamship
Company.
4 ship had arrived from Melbourne with near
ly el000000.
Many shipwrecks occurred along the English
coast during the storm of the Goth ult.
FRANCE.
The Pope daily expected to arrive at Par
is To perform the ceremony of crowning Napo-
leon III.
The Emperor says that the Imperial manu-
factories of France shall he worthily represent
ed in the New York Exhibition.
An unsuccessful attempt made to fire the
Toulon Arsenal recently.
AUSTRIA.
The man who attempted to Kill the Emperor .
of Austria Was executed ut Vienna.
The Emperor has not recovered from his
wound, which proves more serious than at first
expected.
mob at Vienna is reported to have broken
the windows Of the British Emhls,alor
The citizens Of Vienna refuse all intercourse
with Englishmcn. in consequence Of England
having sheltered AIaz.ini ami Knssnth
There is unusual commotion in Hun gary. :
and many arrests have been made. More ar !
rests have also hecn made NJ Milan. All the
church bells are mnte and guarded, that they /
may rot be touched.
The Austrian Lloyd says that in consequence /
# the unsettled state OF affairs. RUSSIA is t.
king great precaution to prevent AN outbreak
N Poland.
TURKEY.
The Constitutional states that the mission
sent by Russia to Constnntino7le is to demand
!, 600. 900 rouhes due Russia for her iutervcn
ion in 1870 aud t" insist upon settlement Of
he Holy Sepuchre affair
The Montenegro war is ended
1t is reported that the Porte makes demands
# Austria and ii Is not true that Turkey tir ,ws
herself on the protection of France aud Eng
and.
1t is generally believed that Austria had mod
rated her demands
1t is understood that Diplomatic Congress
vllassemble ut Paris in May. to adjust the diff
icuties between Austria and Turkey.
The French Ambassador has ohtHined the
'ortes promise of indemnity to the French corn
lolders
INDIA.
The accounts of the insurrectiOn in China are
neagre and unsatisfactory
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Dates from the Cape of Good Hope TO the
fth of January confirm the previous accounts
# a great battle between the British troops and I
he Kaffirs. 500 of whom were killed The {
British lost 40 men.