The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-10
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Anticipated Coup de Main by Louis Napo-
leon against England.

Anticipated Coup de Main by Louis Napo-
leon against England.
HALIFAX Feb. 4.
The Royal Mail Steamship Canada arrived
here this morning at q o'clock, with dates to
the Esd ult., having been detained until Sunday
morning.
The Steamship City of Manchester. from Phil
adeiphia, arrived at Liverpool on the morning
of the 20th.
Nj Gladstone has been reelected 10 Harlia-
mcut.
Serious apprehensions are entertained in En-
gland that the Emperor Napoleon is meditalng
a coup de main in the way Of descent on Eng
land.
The Government is making inquiries of the
various railway companies how many men and
horses and munitions of war they can carry in
a specified time to certain points in case of an
emergency.
Large military stations are to be formed near
Birmingham and no more regular troops are to
be sent from home.
Napier, the English ship builder, has received
an order from the French Emperor to build him
l6 frigates. The English Admiralty, however
cancelled the order, and gave Napier a similar
order.
Since the departure of the Africa, e2, 600 600
sterling in gold has been shipped to Australia
for the purchase of gold dust.
Guano has been discovered at the Falkland
Islands.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Friday Evening, Jan. 81.
The Emperor's marriage to Mademoiselle
Montego, is announced to take place tomorrow
week in the Church Of Notre Dame. 4 dowry
Of 5000 0C0 francs is demanded for the bride.
The announcement has taken Paris by sur
prise, and is unfavorably received. She is
Spanish by birth. and the granddaughter of the
British Consul at Malaga. Her mother-is Irish
by birth, named Fitzpatrick, and her fatha the
Spanish Count Montego. The Emperor made
formal proposals on Sunday, was accepted, and
the next day he informed his ministers of the
he had formed. One report states
that ali the Ministry, except one, resigned but
that the Emperor refused TO accept their resig-
nations.
1t IS said that the civil marriage has already
taken place, and that the religious ceremonies /
viii be performed on the Doth.
The Emperor has refused to accept the resig-
nation of NJ: De Drouyn De J. Huys.
There is great activity at the various navy
yards. No less than % line-of-battle ships, Is
fiigafes, and Is smaller vessels Of war are bull /
ding at the different French navy yards.
On the same day fixed for the marriage of the (
Emperor, Prince Napoleon jerome is to espouse
the daughter Of Prince Wagram.
The Legislative body has been summoned to /
meet on the 22d, to receive 8 communication 1
from the Emperor relative to his marriage
of the Emperor, came disastrous fall /
on the Bourse, which the government papers say
is owing solely 10 a check given TO speculation /
On Wednesday, the 18th, the Bourse was more
than at any time since the com, detqt
The whole of the Orleans property is now al /
enated-the year allowed for the sale having
expired.
1t Is reported that the renewed attempt TO eff
feet fusion Of the Count Chambord with the
Orleans princes, promises to be successful
The Budget for 1884 Shows a large increase
over that fthe present year.
Disastrous accounts of floods in the various
departments have been received, causing most
leplorable results. Many of the rivers are
overfiowed causing great injury to the towns a
ong the banks, and much destruction of prop
srty.
Business in Paris is limited the export trade
having been checked. The retail trade in the
towns has also been depressed
The corn market of Paris is declining, and the
business in the departments quiet. Barley,
Rice and Oats are declining.
TUSCANY
The Tuscan Moniteur contains an official con-
radictiOn of the death of Francis AIadiai. I
AUSTRALIA -r-..
The dates from Sydney are to the 10th Octo-
The Sydney papers apprehend a scarcity in
readstuffs. I
The steamship Great Britain arrived at Port {
'hilip in November. l.
Adelaide papers of the Sth of October quote
lOur at Melbourne at Gao AZ per ton, and I
old at e3 rs Sd to e5 los Cd per ounce
CHINA
The Liverpool papers contain Hong Kong
ates to Nov. 29th. The imperial troops had /
aimed decisive advantage over the insur- I
ents
The Shanghai dates are to the 25th November
he import market was favorable to large trans
ctions in teas Prices are maintained. 7
The exports show a deficiency of So 000, 900, a
rom the previous year. The export of silk is
,ss by q 600 bales.
The United States ship Plymouth, was at Ma
10.
Freights from Canton to New York, were $40 ?
IT tea and S25 for silks. 8
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