The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-30
ARRIVAL OF TEEE BALTIC.
Four Days Latoc from E-rope.


New YoRx, jane 26.-rhe CO lns steamship
s. Baltic arrived here this eleniDg, al 81 o'clocs,
bringing dates u the lJt. inst, ioar days later
q than Inc advi1es per Ma .sTa
The steamship tilic0 d-..Tsd o.; oa the mora
ins Of the l3tb INST.
ENGLAND.
The English Government have, beth in the
8 House u Lorts and Commons, announced that
sbe BritisA and French fleets were Jointly des-
matched 20 the Dardnnelles furnished with like
Instructions. The best understanding existed
between France and England, and 1t was not
expected that any collision would occur.
The enigrant ship Aurora, bound from Hull
TO New York, foundered at sea on the 10th Of
MAY, taking down 20 of her crew and pas
sengers. The Captain and twelve others were
saved.
was announced had arrived in Paris, bringing
pacific assurances from the Gar, and the funds
had soIsequently recovered. 1t was considered,
however, not unlikely that Russia would take
Temporarily and occupy the frontier Danube
Provinces.
Mr. French in the House of Commons, moved
for all the correspondence regarding the impris
ornent of negroes in South Carolina, and said
he was convinced that if South Carolina was
properly pressed, she would annul her ''black
laws" The correspondence was ordered.
similar movement made in the House OF
LOIS. by Lord Beaumont.
splendid entertainment has been given to
Commodore Vanderbilt, of the North Star" by
the city OF Southampton, at which 200 guests
were present The Commodore subsequently
took large company from Southampton on
pleasure tr,p 70 the south coast of England in his
sp,lGId yacht.
me recent strike among the cotton labor
ers OF Liverpool, about 30 be settled AMIGA
bly,.
Among the passengers by the Baltic, is the
Hon Mr.. Foote, the Austrian Charge from
the United States, and Senator Foote, Of Yer
mont.
The French funds have retrieved the recent
loss, and on the 9Th 3's closed at IS and A
It.. &c
Nj. Sa'laadrolz is coming to New York, in the
Steamship Beine Hortenz, the Emperor's own
onniss;oner to the Worlds Fair.
TURKEY.
Notwithstanding the present peaceful appear
ances OF Eastern affairs, the Turks are actively
slc4gea fortifying the Bosphorus.
Tide il Constantinopie was dull, from the
Scarcity OF shipping. There was not much pan
ic among the business community.
RUSSIA.
Col. Henlhof, Commander of the Russian from
tier brigade, had arrived at Ainga, the left
bank he Pruth.
AUSTRIA.
At Fieuna, on the 10th of June, Lord West
moreland and Baron De Meayendorf had a
long conference, and afterwards couriers
we're despatched to London and St. Peters
bursh.
The Athens official Cbservater says, that the
statements respecting Mr. Marsh's American de-
Inauas, respecting the imprisonment OF Consul
King, are incorrect
SARDINIA.
A eo:nmercia! treaty has been concluded be-
tween tie Government of Sardinia and Para
quay.
tn Latess--Aspect of Eastern Affairs.
PARIS, June I4.-Ycsterday, the Prince of
Prussia and the Duke of Sake Coburgh passed
through Lille on their way TO England
Oruers we're received at BreSt on the 10th to
IN t6c steam frigates and two sailing vessels
Lo,ning IS known to their destination.
Ger IamsroOs fluctuations the Bourse clo
sed .1-uay with use ;-3 per cents 4St soc q s
1921 20. The bullion in the Bank of France
E2s increased 6 900, 900 sterling during the
Month past
AG7.ces from Constantinople to the 30th of
May says that Turkey had handed to the ARibas-
sado-s Of the four great powers, a note explain
ing ti-e measures taken Tor maintaining the in
tegrty Of her scrritory, declaring firmly that any
a.rdn cement OF the present difficulty with Rus
sia, was out Of the question, while that power
persists in its exoroItant pretensions.
On the 2Stn OF May, the French Minister gave
Redschii pasha formal assurances of the support
of t-Is French Government.
Lord StratforI, be Radcliffe was to have an
audience with the Turkish Minister Of Foreign
Affairs for the purpose of giving similar 2ssuran-
tie par, OF England.
The military preparations of the Turks were
b9i4s carried on with great activity.
Turkish feet, comprising % sail of warves-
GELS, anshored at the entrance OF the Black Sea
the 90 OF May
At the arsenal, u 2coryettes and several frigates
were being armed, with a view Of being il read
iles5 for service by the 81 of June One hun
dre1 and forty fat boats were engaged in tr4c-5-
porting artillery and ammunition to the feet and
citadel on the Bosphorus.
TIE military were pouring into Constantine
pie from all quarters, and the troops were to be
reviewed by the Sultan On the Both.
From Texas.