The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-02
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.
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! FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
! NEW YORK, May 29.-The steamship Arctic
arrived this morning with Liverpool dates 70
the 18th.
The Arctic reached her berth at o'clock this
morning. Among her passengers is the lat
Minister to France, VIA. G. Riyes with his sims
lily, and Commodore Anlick, the bearer of des-
patches from China and London.
ENGLAND.
Parliament was not in session, having ad :
jourRed the Whitsuntde holidays.
The screw steamship Phuenix, commanded by
lngleheld, has been ordered 10 depart Oh the
search for Sin JOHN Franklin. Capt. Penny and
his wife go out in the Phoenix to found perma-
nent settlement III the Arctic regions.
Messrs. Brogdens Northshore cotton factory,
at Liyerp Ool, was destroyed by fre ON tie night
of the 18th inst, causing loss of ELS, 900.
The Dublin exhibition has been immensely
successful.
Mr.. Rives, the American Minister, had an in
terview with the Emperor on the 18th, and pre-
sented the letters recalling him from the French
mission.
The Princess Achille Murat arrived at Paris
recently from Florida.
Raspail, the Socialist, has been ordered to
quit Brussels, but taken into the sanctuary
of Pidemisile, by Vaillanta, representative
SPAIN.
The Spanish Cortez, irritated with Senator
Soules appointment to represent the u States,
and the Madrid journals are demanding that he
be not received.
The dates from Lisbon are to the 9TH, when
the wine and brandy market were bouyant.
TUSCANY.
The police at Naples had been greatly agta-
ted by report that Mazzini was on board the
United States frigate Cumberland.
RUSSIA.
The opening of navigation at Petersburg was
daily expected on the 9th.
At Odessa, wheat had greatly accumulated
and was dropping in price and dull of sale.
EGYPT.
The q. S. Corvette st. Louis, and the steam
er San Jacinto, were at Alexandria, and Judge
Jones had gone to Cairo. to present his creden-
tials.
The dates from Constantinople are to the 18th
ultimo, when public affairs were in satisfacto-
ry condition.
The Turkish Pasha Trabizona had been de-
posed 70 slave dealing.
ITALY.
Another trouble is reported to have taken
place at Milan, in consequence of which the mil
itary had been called out, and large number of
arrests had been made.
SOUTH AMERICA.
The dates from Buenos Ayres are to April Sd
when hostilities were expected to be resumed
No business was doing.
Great Britain had effected commercial trea-
ty with Paraguay.
AT Rio, the 18th ult, coffee was active
and the sales for the month were l75, 900 bags;
the receipts were small, and the planters were
holding back for higher prices. The export du-
ty is to be reduced to per cent from the 1st of
July.
In Bahia business was very dull.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The details of the Indian news have been re-
ceived, but the main features were anticipated
by the telegrBphic dispatches from Marseilles.
The dates are: Calcutta to the 9TH, Bombay TO
the l4th April, and China to March 2Stb.
The Bombay market showed but little altera
ton, and money was easy.
AT Calcutta the imported fabrics were dull and
prices were tending downwards. Exports were
quiet.
great hurricane swept the south and west of
India on the 26th of March.
Dates from Hong Kong to March 26th con-
firms the siege of Nankin by the rebels, and the
applca ton for British aid.
The United States steam frigate Mississippi
was at Gale on the 11th-all well.
The movements of the rebels had created a
panic at Shanghae, but at Canton all was quiet.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
The dates from the Cape are to March 9th. !
Lavadilla, Mercomer, and all the chiefs had
sent in their submission.
Several cargoes of slaves had recently been
shipped from the west coast of Africa.
A difficulty had occurred between the British
and the Ashantees, which at one time threaten
ed an open rupture, but has since been settled. !