Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-23
fHREg DAYS IAfIR lRlI EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Antelope and Indiana.
SLIGHT DIFFICULTY EBETWEEN FRANCE
AND DENMARK.

QrxEIc, Sep. 19.-The steamer Antelope.
with Liverpool adyices to the 9Th inst. has
arriAed at st Johns. . ~
The steamer Indian, with Liverpool advices
TO the 9th has arrived at River du Loup.
Advices from Europe three days latter than
received BY the steamer Persia, are furnished,
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
The Cunard steamer Canada arrived out
on the 5th inst.
The Anglo Saxon arrived out on the Sth.
The Z. s. Frigate Cumberland, and sloop-
ef-war St. Louis were at Cape Verds on the
The u. S. Frigate Congress. had quilted
Gons.antnople.
The steamer City of Baltimore left at the
same time with the Indian for New York.
The steamer ARIEL was to leave Southamp-
ton on the same day.
The steamer Argo arrived at Southampton
on the 9th inst.
The ste.lner Leopold I arrived at South
aupton FROM New York on the 9th.
The Anglo Saxon had on board the passcn-
gers taken from the steamer Clyde, from the
Quebec, bound to Glasgow, lost on Migran
Island. Gulf OF st. Lawrence. August s4th.
GREAT pRFVA1N.
The English underwriters had settled for
the Losses occasioned by the breaking of the
Atlantic Cable
Nothing later from India is furnished.
The Bullon,of the Bank of France had in
creased GI 400, ,0Oe dariag the month.
The Mormon had held their Sixth Annual
Conference in London The reports submit
Ted exhibited the fact that their tenets were
making headway in England,
sfaIS.
The Spanish Cove rnment had ordred the
suspension Of preparations for the Spanish In
vssion into Mexico. The question will be
settled through the arbitration of England
and France
Adrices from Spain, via Paris. say the
Mexican Government had accepted the prop
esition of the former for q settlement Of diff
euties by mediation.
ITALY.
Il was roumored Mazzini wes organizing
another Italian revolution.
Late intelligence from Rome Indicate d ia
vorable s.ue to the movements IN progress
for the settlement of the difficulty between the
Holy See and Mexico. 1t is said that the
sale. Of Church property and the su ppresslon
of converts that have already been affected In
Mexico, arc TO be recognized by Rome.
is @ YRANcB.
slight difficulty had occurred between
France and Denmark IN whoa she Sound
aaes redemption should be paid
Preparations were ,uaking at Stuttgardt for
meeting between Napoleon and Alexander of
Au.sis. gr r....-.
Vague rumors wete again current in Paris
sf an approaching visit Of the Pope, to be
fsilewed by the cornstiou of the Emperor.
be silk trade was improving. Corn was
aseliniug in France.
TURKEY.
yAs disu.;s-l ct u R-dschid Pachs is eontirm-
ITALY.
The Peye ad returned to Rene from his
I,.hsn tour. and was cordislly welcomed.
Th. r-iuf..ccEenis iroE, Great Britain to
Iadis amounted to 20 600
.nE CHINA QUESTION.
A most perfect under standing exisfg be-
tween France anil Eugla on the China cues
,iaA.
IfLord Elgia fails to get satisfaction. wsr
will bo declared simultaneously
RUSSIA
I, 10 stated in explanation of the recent con
.entrstion Of troops on the Austrian frontier
that they are marched there merely for review
ty the Emperor while Oh bis way to Germany
PRUSSIA
Mr Wright, the new L. S. Minister II
Berlin, has, al private audiance, presented
his credea,ials 10 the king. The Prussiar
government had announced by Proclamation
ths legal equality of the different religious de
nominations.
Herat had not been evacuated by the Per