Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-08
FORETGN NEWS

ST JoUN's, Sept. 2.-The steamer Pacific
from Galway, has arrived, with dates from
Liverpool to the 32d ult
The Corvette Preble left Cadiz on the 9th
Of August. The bark Champion arrived at I
Gibral'a ar, with the family of Stamback, the |
American Consul, who was recently murder |
ed at TaiTa
The Presidents message to the Queen was /!
published on the 23d. The London papers
crltlzse unfavorably the last paragraph:
The 5ombardment of Jiddah took the
French Government by surprise, but expla-
nations were made in London to Pelissier
The Duty Ne,os says there is more simple
dignity in the Queens message, but the grea-
ter grasp of thought in the Presidents re-
sponsc, with perhaps dash ambitious strain
, ing after effect The Neps also says that it
would have better for the President to have
omitted the last paragraph
! The Times believes that the Ocean Tele-
/ graph will be guaranty of perpetual peace
/ between the two countries
\ rumor Is gaining ground that the dcfni-
tive abdicaticn Of the King of Prussia became
absolutely necessary. His disease is getting
worse. and there are some fears that the
event will hurry on u political crisis.
CnINA.-The dispatch announcing treaty
of peace lacks positive coufirma ton. but it is
generally credited in Europe 1t reached
the French Government through the embas-
sy at St. Petersburg, where it arrived over
land, beng dated Ten Tien, June 9th, be-
ing more than three weeks later than dates
received in England
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA
New YORK, Sept The steamer Africa
arrived at five clock, p. NJ with Liverpool
dates to the 2ist
The news of the peace with China was re-
ccvcd at London, on Saturday, from China.
The announcement of a collision between
the Arabia and Europa, was received on the
2Oth. y dispatch was sent to London from
Newfoundland. and an answer was received
iu TWO hours aud bali
!; The Jura arrived at Liverpool on Saturday
! evening.
I The American horse Babylon won the
Chesterfield handicap at York
: y great dinner to the Directors of the At
Z lantic Telegraph will be given at Killarney
/ The Atiau:ic and Great Western Railway
s of Ohio and Pennsylvania, negotiated loar
a in England for three millions of dollars.
e The police of Paris are exercising survcl
, aace over arrivals Mazzina has left London
= TnE HARVEST AND JRADE.-We are sorr'
" to report the fact, says the New York Itdc
!, pcndeHt, that all the adv ices of late from
# the West unfavOrable to an average har
= vest this season Some accounts say that til
J. yield of all kinds of grain will not be NOR
W than two-thirds Of that of last year Pro
: longcd warm weather may increase the yielc
n oil corn in some parts, but whole the re
: suit is unfavorable This will operate iniu
.c rious!y to Western Trade this year. The in
Is deLtcdncss Of the West to New York is stiI
4 very large, and hopes were entertained tha
Is the harvest wou!d be as bountirul as that
II, last year, by which that Indebtedness mgt
" be entirely hquidatcd, and a better deman
he for consumption of goods established br
cr these hopes arc IN measure frustrated. an
T in consequence, the dry goods trade Will /
en- less extensive with the Western States, it
he believed, than the average of late years prev
on Gus to last year. Prices are also likely
on rule low, the forci gn demand for our cerea
9 ; being restricted one. The railroad rcceip
to continue light. The various Western raj
We road companies calculated on a large ii
lie provement in their receipts this season, b
We the returns for July, as well as June. she
ed a general falling off anl the coming month
to are not likely 10 exhibit much inlprovemc
ms on last year. Meanwhile the uncmploy
u capital of the country is still large Entc
Nv prise langus hes, and labor is only half el
led ploycd aud is suffering. The troubles of /,
er- year will not be retrieved for some time
ear come.
lu- -----sa -----------
VI IEy- See advertisement Of Dir Sandfor