Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-23
Days Eater from Europe.

A' -oy steamship City of Washington,
Ihe Tetrie, which sailed from Liverpool at
Captain Ioq0 on the morning of the ID Of March,
sS9l. ~ ot New York yesterday morning.
,rL ,rIeuT uT,rarI steamship Asia, from New York, |
Ihe OstT ~ Liverpool at O'Clock on the after |
,1'V", Sunday. the 9th February.
D3.l u u RR1TAIN-In the House of Lords, on |
U,si- Ua5,h nItimo, Lord Malmesburg, in reply to |
1s -o.II -I If Clarendon. stated that he was glad |
tie b. h.' al the information he could with regard /
5s0 5l syacuation Of the Papal territory. The
'I' T l,avern1nent had, of its own accord, re-
!oP~. 9+be withdrawal of the French and Aus
3-y'.1 .-,,s A general statement had been made |
TIlL " "'si Austrian and French governments, that
E p pone wished it they would withdraw their
ta' There could therefore be no doubt that,
M wish had been expressed, the foreign |
Is -. would depart from the Papal territories
IVY ~ +he necessary arrangements for their
S - sr--,r,l could be made. Within the last few
VIM, .I. French Ambassador had stated to him
a,,.t W,Im.sbury) that the French government
~, ,a-pr to withdraw.
~ tr9 House Of Commons, on the same even
NJ Kiuglake gave notice that on the 18th
II lie would call the attention of the House
. 49,. r,rresuyIIcuce relating TO the Charles ct
-. affair, ard would move for other papers
Rating thereto, =,
~ .T---:,oI states respecting the right Of visit
.-1 ,r..JabIr be laid GA the-tab!c in few
- f., a,sJ stated that negotiations with the
-!'. ---r.rurcut regarding the Introduction of
-. I.-H.g !ntO tLe French colonies had been
',--.i 1I,i. taking tie dock property Of Liverpool,
: q, -rbr imposing increased burdens On ship
~ entering that port, was rejected.
r. Lindsay, in = long speech upon tie de-
| ....l state ,. tie -h!pliug interest, moved for
/ .. ...,.-..-t-l e. inquire into tie same. At
.. G.,-.s ...- motion "as Ggrced 20.
,..-, notifications h4& tsken place il tie
.. cabinet. 3Ir. Walpule, tie Home Sec
..~ and EIr. Henley, the President Of the
.- Il Trade, L.1 rs isncl On account IF diff
i-.-., gl opinion with rcga-. b. the Reform
~ Mr. SotLer5n EastcJurt was expected to
-resl the Home Office, and Lord Donough-
.. T. d. Presidency (he has hitherto been
va Pns:LuD ,t the Board If Trade. Lord
r.-rt. viii replace llr. E@stcUugt as President Of
r.q,y- Law Board.
The Dsjhg NeIc3 says there were rUmoTs Of
n--,s- scccs..oas from the Cabinet, IN which the
-,ras Of the Marquis Of Salisbury and Mr.. c. 2.
ll,rr were included.
Iaeio--rt tL.t = barouetcy was to u confer
/ ~ -- -lr Sa-v-l Cunrad Is confirmed, and the
rr-r,ucnt Las been made.
4 -. English mail steamer Prince Frederick
| FL -,a g.. aground as she vas entering Calais
| -,.'-. 1yr.ug q storm. Three passengers were
rr l. One of them waa . Dir. J B. BTuyere
Canada. The vessel remained ashore, bu-
pes are entertained Of getting her off.
T.. Beard u Trade returns for the month oi
f,-.s-v ,.gr. IS compared with January, 1853,
! a..u the @. IcrCl-i crisis Was complete, the
| ,ay large augmentation of G2,35l,S SIS or 35
pr mt in to vl!Gs yf the exports. The c}.i-i
case .-aS iu cotton angllcturls and metals
Is stated thai the ofegcl guaraaty Of PEI
eli. 20 tie AtaA.ic Telegraph Company Is go
-sa-alc,i Gv s;iru.a-j.. ior its cessation vhCL
... the Lreis not m working order.
rl.AElg.-rLc .uticina:ig1s ola peaceful solu
N Of czfs.irg difficulties which prevailed il
7,and 1T the departure # tie Arabia, do n
mar iy have len t.a--f. irstg.I IN % any cx
i. France, o.. FL other parts of Europe
-. ru.u.q. .. Z ,ga:.ke nature G. ntinue! {,
n..
r.r-. bodies e TO ,,,5 froya Mgicrs Coatinuc
aM. Ig.L.l at Nars.illrs. Sixteen batteries {
-trv laL iikcni arrived arrived at Mar
.r.. F,ol rg,,ir1ept + srt;JIsry in the Frenc
..5... Us +r hi increase; Iv tv,, Latipr;ps.
!. /. .t,ted that the accumulation Of militar,
.3r, ..ul provisions at Mars.illes was create
...., any neriod during the Crimean war
h. ,r,or,.v. warehouses at the bort Of .JoIiett
", r.r,r.eI yyi.b military stores. and in t.
t..lgu-s they we're making biscuits night an
lv.
rf..i.,cl.I,,, ~. l,,-o- c,,,+,i,,i,c, bombs
.rr,r., .I,,sn,,-,l l.,. 0r.;,; Ia b@,e, e,,,rg
H., I'M, P@,;s ,Thev ,,.or,. rac,5yaJ h. r5ijp,a
s.r ,..1..-scJ =, t,,n pr;ocryl X,tiiJ. bnf helm,
naked no he left tiU caIIcd for, tbev wer
. ~, f., sl,,l ,ar+. ,,,,r,,rr,i,,,, f.. have com
.u, Aar TLa 5;s.n,-or, ,tos ,,,ode on the =,
,.,,.- IN tfi,r L,v [yf,;.}, was sent nm to tb
p ' r,s.I,rra
l.e Tins, Paris carresDondent writes tia
a.eve- Ne t,,o nafr,re f lord ,,oyylev,s instru,
tbs. AMI -. 49,. .1-,,It ~ Lii; mission
|.-nna. there seems to be fixed opinion in p
is lat Tie Eag.f Sardinia a,d hs miuistcI
.-y determined, without much scru}l le as to Il
means they employ. Oh drawing France into
Tile c,.respondent Of the Hsrad reports. I
.-,4Sa III the situation, and Gays that tAiHt
x as threatening as ever
j. VS. reported III military clfcies L.t"t tH'
~.-, Is 81 the army oil f"f'S arc ioi'"" LII
.-4 " Lyons.
-, .tIest cor po'-''CiOe 81 'I'e i'.,,,i W
-as-y $, tie C-idC~S 81 peace oi v"'l.l4i'c'' d