The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-04-21
fouR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamship Alps.

BosToN, April IA.
The Cunard Propeller Alps, with Liverpool
dates to the 30th ult ari we'd this morning, brin-
ging four days later intelligence.
The Liverpool Cotton Market was more buoy
ant and middling qualities had advanced 1-lGd
The sales for tue three days amounted to 2S, 600
bales, about one-half of which was taken ON
speculation and for export.
The quotations are: New Orleans fair, G5d
Midding 5 11-16ths; Ordinary, 4a5}d Mobile
aud Atlantic fair, Cd Middling, 9-l6ths; Or
dinary, 4a55. The imports during the same
time amounted to %, 900 bales
The Alps reports having seen on the 3Oth, at
6 o'clock in the evening. off Point Lynas, the
steamer Pacific, bound from New York for Liv-
erpool.
The Royal Mail Steamship Cambria arrived
at Liverpool on the 29th.
The Liverpool Corn Market shows that the op-
erations in Breadstuffs are confined to the actual
wants of the trade, without any material change
in prices.
There is more business doing in Manchester
and rather better prices obtained for yarns.
There is no political news of interest by this
arrival.
ENGLAND.
private despatch announces that the En-
glish feet would not leave Malta. This may he
relied on, there is reason to believe that
pleasant feeling has arisen, owing to the precip-
itate step taken in reference to the movements
OF tue meet LOT the pTOleCllOH OF the sultan OF
Turkey against the encroachments of Russia.
A rumor was very current in London on the
evening of the 29th, that the Queen had been
prematurely confined.
FRANCE
The French fleet finally sailed from Toulon
for the Archipelago the 23d of March.
1t is said that the Emperor feels sore with
regard to the opinion alleged to be entertained
by the English Cabinet on his general policy
Tha nf rha nd E,Dp
it is reported, will not take place until some time
in August, as the Pope cannot leave Rome be-
fore that time.
LATEST ADVICES.
PARIS, March 27-6, P. NJ.
The MoRteur publishes two Imperial DEGREES.
One appoints Gen. Count Ornan Governor of
the Invalides; the others calls upon Gen. Duke
Plaisance to succeed him as Grand Chancellor
of the Legion of Honor.
On the evening of the Goth, the peace officers,
accompanied by several agents, closed the doors
of the Casino Pagrino, where the Petite Bourse
had been accustomed to assemble since 1851
The Peace Deputation of London had arrived
in Paris, and been received by the Emperor
ITALY.
The accounts from Milan are to the 23d of
March.
The State Government of Lombardy had au-
thorsed those who served in Italy under Napo-
leon, to proceed to Paris to congratulate Napo-
leon III.
Letters from Rome to the Goth, bring the in
telligence that the Finance Committee had ter
minated their sittings on the 18th, and had dis
posed of the deficit of one million five hundred
scudi by retrenchments
The domiciary visits and arrests continue
with great vIgor in Lombardy, Venice, Tuscany,
and throughout the Papal dominions
SPAIN
The advices from Madrid are to the 22d ult
A proposition had been made in the Cortez by
NJ. Legur and others for a modification of the
present laws against the press, which had been
rejected by the Chamber of Deputies
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
SO far rs the statements in the Continental
papers are concerned, it does not appear that
the difficulties between Turkey and Russia are
yet adjusted.
The current report is that the differences will
be referred to the arbitration of Leopold, King
of Belgium. congress of the several powers
interested is proposed, and Brussels has been
named as place for the conference to be held.
The Russian Ambassador Extraordinary was
still at Constautinople.
The Ministerial organ at Vienna, believes that
the storm will blow over. but the accounts, ia
ken altogether, are very indefinite.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Late accounts received in England report that
the Kafir war had been closed. and that peace
proclaimed by the Governor on the 18th Of
February.
The people of the provinces Of Jaudilla and
Druour had moved over to Keitrel with the Gov
ernOr, who will retain possession of Amatatos.
OVERLAND MAIL INTELLIGENCE.
The intelligence received by the overland mail
states that embassy, had arrived in lndia
companied by two missionaries.
The revolt still continued. The King was
still besieged in small fortress by his younger
brother, who had the whole army with him.
The Burmese troops had abandoned Pegu.
The rebellion in China was gaining ground ra-
pidly.
The Calcutta and Bombay trade reported
brisk.