The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-31
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Collision with the Troops at Naples.
attempted Assassination of King Ferdi-
nand.
New YoRK, March 25. 1853.

NEW YORK, March %, 1853.
The Cunard steamship Asia reached her berth
at six O'Clock, this evening, bringing Liverpool
dates OF Saturday, the 9Th instant She brings
3forty-six passengers.
The Washington arrived off Cowes on the NOR
ming Of the 18th.
The propeller steamship Andes, had put back
TO Liverpool
The ship was leaking, but the cargo was dry.
The Asia saw the steamer America on the 18th
inst, and the Africa ON the oath.
The British mail steamship Oronoco had ar
rived bringing news from South America, to
January 29th and by the Forerunner, from Af-
RIGA, dates were received to Feb. l4th. They
contain nothing of Importance.
Among the general news from Europe is the
announcement that the Empress Of France, and
the Queens of England, Spain aud Portugal, are
s7cieHts.
ENGLAND.
The Jewish Disabilities has been read the Sec
ond time in the British Parliament.
Four men had been killed by the explosion of
n locomotive near Manchester, and by second
accident on the same road. three persons were
killed and many seriously wounded.
The ship Francis Henry from Melbourne, had
arrived, with dates to November Both, and
G3o0, 900 sterling in gold.
Messrs. Heyworth and HorsfaIl, twomcmhers
Of Parliament returned from Derby, have been
unseated, in consequences of charges of bri-
berry.
FRANCE.
The Intelligence from France is unimportant
with the exception of the fact that there is n
prospect of an heir the Imperial throne being
born within the year.
ltis settled that the Pope viii arrive in Paris
about the lst of May, fer the purpose OF crown
ing the Emperor
Il is now reported that the cornation of the
Emperor and Empress will take place next
month
French consulate is to be established in
Broussa, Turkey.
NJ. De Solms, the husband of Madam Solms, /
was about to embark at Havre for America
GERMANY.
number of political arrests have taken place
nt Nuremberg and elsewhere in Germany.
Great military precautions re5belng taken Mt
Nuremberg and Munich, and many arrests are
making.
SWITZERLAND
There is much excitement in Switzerland res
pectiug the insolence of Austria, manifested
in the difficulties at Tessino Petitions were in
circulation for the convocation of the Federal
Council
HUNGARY.
Four prisoners, involved in the recent insur-
recton at Pesth have been executed by the
Austrian authorities. The victims were Charles
Juhbal. tutor of Kossuth's children; Chas. An
drashy, Samuel Sarkozy and Casper Moszloky
The three last named were gueriilas.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor of Austria has entirely recover
ed from the would received in the recent attempt
upon his life. He has bestowed Il pension upon
the mother of the assassin. The subscription to
build church upoR the spot where the attempt
was made, has reached 10000 forins.
ITALY
At Milan, the citizens are forbidden to ap-
proach the sentries and NJ. Benardi having fai-
led TO heed this regulation, was bayonetted on
hespot.
The number of arrests, between the 9th and
25th of February amounted to GOO.
The:army in Lombardy has been reinforced
nv the addition of several brigades. The force
on the frontiers Of Ticina is augmented to 20,
OOO
Saffi publishes a letter in the Italia Du Popu-
To- defending the insurrection.
Three political prisoners had been hanged ut
Mantua WEN. Sperl of Rrescia, Count Mon
tauara of Verona, Glazola Matred Abbot OF Ro-
vera, over 20 years of age. Twenty-Five others
were in prison. having been condennedto death,
or twenty years imprisonment
The .Lombardv emigrants in Piedmont, affec
ted by the seouestrati in going on IN Lomhardy,
have applied to the Piedmoutese Government for
protection. The Ministry have accordingly res
solved to protest against the conhscatlon, anu tn
forward n remonstrance to the Court of Vienna,
Piyind notice of the fact to London and Paris.
A Ducal decree issued at Parma. condemns
every conspirator to arrest the and sentence to
the ralleys for FIVE years.
Martial law has been proclaimed at Forti.
number of political arrests had been made
OF Vienna.
TUSCANY.
George Crawford an English officer. and
brother of the member of Parliament, has been
expelled from Tuscany, on suspicion of having
been concerned in the revolutionary movements
in Florence.
The Austrians have occupied the fortresses of
Beivideria and Dasse, and ordered the removal
Of the Tuscan artillery.
TURKEY.
Prince Menchikoff, the Russian Envoy. has
had an audience at Constuntinople with the
Porte.
Turkey refers the question with regard to the
Holy Shrine. to PRUSSIA.
Russia makes a formal demand for the pub
Tcation of the frmen i'll favor of the Greek
Church ohtained some time since, but recently
regarded dead letter
All hostilities in Montenegro have been sus-
pended, and the political refugees have been re-
moved into the interlor-
The ports of Kleck and Sutorina, are guaran-
teed To Austria.
The Porte agrees to protect the Bosnian Chris
tians. .a
lbrahim Pasha is dead
AFRICA.
Commander Lcnch of the United States Navy.
arrived on the coast of Africa, aud had joined
the U s ship John Adams, and III her proeee-
ded down the coast
A French Squadron of six steamers were
about proceeding to punish the Bijooga tribe,
had nlundered French vessel and butch