The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-10
Arrival OF TEE EsAEyEC.
F3UR DAYS LATER Faom EUROPE.
NEW Yonk, sIarcE G. ll3 O'Clock.

arrived Win !1iNSIFGoi dates "a the -ott u-l-
four days later than By the Cambria. She left
Liverpool at the 2ii, nni las made the
run in less than eieycn daJ ) .Gud IA half. She
brings * passengers
ENGLAND.
The Parliamentary proceeding embrace moth
ing Of interest.
Knssuth denies the authorship Of the address
40 the iIungsIIans in Italy.
Capt. Perry has formed company for the set
Element for whale fishing and mining in the Ar
tic regions.
The weather in great Britain has been storm
v with deep snow. The wint hts been eH ,tCr-
iy: ard there las consequently been but few
rivals
Doubtful rumors prevail Of contemplated
lations lletween England and France rs coun-
terpoise tu the Northern powers.
Accounts have been received of the wreck OF
three em'gramt vessels bound t" Australia. " tn
nearly lOUG passengers, who were t"rjunnteiy
all saved The vessels. names were the Sir Fro
well. SHIPS Eslanton and Express.
Two hun Ired and five vessels are now lOadi Z
in British ports for Au'trIlia.
FRANCE
The London sun rcpolts that the French Gov
c1Iment intend to remove the duty GuiLlo
imported in foreign shipping.
The weather III France has BEEN frosty. with
falls of snow.
notice in the PARIS Moniteur summons all
the superior naval officers in Paris to assemble
nt the Ministry of the Marine, to receive Il COM
munication.
Radetsky proclaims the confscation of the
property of suspected persons
The frontiers nf Lombardy were close block !
AIDED Ma72inni has been seen the frontier.
but not captured. Saffi has ais" escaped The ;
former is distributing money 10 the disaf |
fectel.
The gates of Milan arc still closed. and troops
are arriving. Whispering and singing are for
bid'len. Two more persons have been hung,
and il is Thought that some Iungnrnns have
been privately shot III the castle. The citv of
Milan is to pay 80 900 tlorins every Wednesday
The city is quiet.
Some few arrests have been made mt Geneva
The correspondent OF the London Times says
that we'll grounded apprehensnns exist as to
the fidelity OF the Austrian soldiers in Italy.
aul most extraordinary precautions are every
where adopted by the Government.
HUNGARY.
The Lon.l0n Advertiser SAYS that an ex xtrnsive
conspiracy has been Il discovered in Hangnry.
Itllian letters say that there are now crcu-
latiug in Hungar Proclanat:on of Kossuths
granting general amnesty TO all those who
we're formerly opposed TO the independence of
Hungary.
ltnppears that regular guerilla bands are for
ming all over the country, and that things do |
not look well. II ia added. from Austrian sonr-
ces. that the government is frequently well in
formed Of what il going or. and arrests are con
stantiy but quietly taking place.
AUSTRIA
An 'ttt"Innt was made to assnss nate the En- !
pcror OF Austria. The assassin name was I.aS>a
BaHneny. tailor. formerly a hussar He was !
cut down after inticting wound up0n the en- |
perez. by an aid de camp and secured. The |
emperor is recovering fran the wound.
The wound was inflicted upon the side of his |
head with poignard, and was hnt slight
Austria has ordered 5000 Ficiuese to leave
Lombardy in "a hours.
TURKEY.
The Austrian envoy received on the 81 an u-
timatum for the lfvau respecting Montenegro
10 which he required a categorical answer with
N 1--WE days. Tie uitimHtun demands tho ces
sion to Austria Of the ports of Kleck aud Sato
RUS, which Turkey cams. Anstrir would it
Is 5 ud make cHsVs bcHi oF il On the other
htnl. the = en"h envoy in presenting his crafle,.-
'Et'S {" the Sutton. said II was the wish Of the
L'npcr"r 10 make the sentiments of frien,llhi!
rCciIlrcai csie' ni. vet mere srna' and d,Ir.fip
Insriljies have been resumed between tn"
Turks and Nnntenrgrins. hut not as reported
between Turkey and Austria
PRUSSIA
Very heavy STOW storms have taken place.
and the whole country is blocked IL"
Earl Clarendon has succeeded Lord John Rus
sel SIS Foreign SECRETARY
hnpnlPnn's address aDnnurcinr his rarf% aco
has hrcn published in the prusSjan journals
Int in the tr"rs atiou is inrpnous,v flenrived Of
- H'iNf'NIi ne Wtffi p1fNPNile, trr lfSf1n"c.
IS translated nan her.djfrru noS;ton. that the
most telling rents IN his snpech rrar II ar
now'edge my n"n-hereditary position before
the whole of Europe"
Emigration from Liverpool TO Australia
The Afrca sailel from Livrrncol for Sustrr-E
la, on Monday. with about $40 eniorrntS 20
OF whom were cabin passengers and about 400
were adults. Among the passengers gentle
men If the clerical order Seem 10 have hacn
conspicuous. There two clerrvn,nn Of the ,
Church "f Eng'nnd. four Roman Catholic NJ. .e-ts
and three ministers of the Kirk of Scotland - =
4here were also fOur surgeons two ncwsnrner =,
reporters, and six c"ptainS going out ta .
hr'ng homo vessels. The Tantivv emigrlnt ,
sup. went into the river on SATURDAY. will, ,
about $50 snulS n bnarl The number of vcs !
Seis which loft this port last month with cn,i- :
grants FOR Australia and imericn thirty IS
having on board 81 total numher Of 12 1873 sou'S
IN the rrevi0us month (Ortohcrl the ships des-
patched were fnrtv-twn. ana the e,niri., ntS I !
80 In November. lS51 the vessels were tl;r- 4
tV-S"vcn. and cmigr1uts .Gl2 q; wing ~, cx- ]
cess for November. 1852 of 55G nersnns From
me government depot mt B'rlcuhnnd the ,.,,rn-