Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-12-07
,,,rtt,er European Intelligence by
the steamer Europa.

4 aespatcbes per Europa. reviewed here by
& horse express, includes advices to the 9th
-, by telegraph TO Queenstown, at which
j ,ort the Europa touched on her voyage.
The ship Cora Linn, from New York, for
,ts CIyde, stranded near Rothbin, on the
18th ut. but got OF the following day and
reached the Clyde.
LATEST, VIA. QURENsgowS- Shanghai,
Net 6th-The Chinese Government has re-
undated the treaty with the United States,
he refusing to open the ports of SSantopole
and Taiman, as stipulated in the treaty
PARIS, 19th.-No formal invitation has
Get been sent by France to England, but
Count Bersigny has been instructed to ar
range the preliminary conditions with Lord
John Russell.
Austria and England have both protested
Z against the establishments Of the regency in
3 Italy.
] The French Projects are invited to Instruct
ihe journals to be more circumspect in their
language towards England.
Il Is ststed that Count Buoncompagine
you'd teuder his resignation of the regency
20 the Sardiuian Government.
The British war steamers have succeeded
in bringing of $50 Christians from the small
ports of Morocco. 4 general massacre of
the fugitiyes was feared 4 Spanish army
of 40, coo men was expected to land in Mo
rocco early in December.
The exchange of rstifications al Zurich
hiss been fixed for the 2lst of November -
The full powers are extended TO the pleu-
ipoten,iary, and would then be with
drawn.
Letters Of invitation from the French gov
srnment TO the powers which signed the trea-
tbs Of Vienna, 70 send plenipotentiaries to
the Congress, has been dispatched The
seat of the Congress would probably be at
Paris, the government OF Russia and Austria
having signifed q preference for tiat Capt.
tai.
! Paris telegram TO the LONDON Pos. says
that the pe8ers invited to send Representatives
to ths Congress are those that signed the fl
nal act o. Vienna and the three principal
powers OF Italy. The Congress will then be
composed Of Francs, Russia Great Britain,
Prussia, Austria, Spain, Portugal. Sweden
Sardinia, Rome aud Naples Ii IS reported
& that Cardinal Au.inelii sill represent the
f Pope IN the Congress.
GE&iT BEITIAN.-The london Times. up-
OF the San Juan difficulties, eniarccs upon
the general conviction, tist war between the
8 United States and England is impossible Il
& however, says there are some convictions
which work cut their owD truth in practice.
But there are others which tend 10 their own
prsc;ical reputation. We sincerely hope that
the different readings O. the axiom that var
with England and America is impossible,
lnsy not be an Illustration OF this truth The
editorial, after pointing out the Importance of
San Juan to EBglaul, aid tie iDpossibilItv
OF the surrender OF il, unless some very diff
fsrcnt title De brought forward, from any vet
h sseR, concludes Oy expressing much sa5isfact-
lon that the right to the island viii be coolIy
discussed in Washington aud Ioudon, while
the affairs on the spot will remain StQtu
quo
The London Herald understands that Mr..
+ Lever has again offered TO charter the Great
Eastern for twelve months. but the proposal
{ was refused Withou; hesitation By the Direc-
E tors.
The official Investigation into The loss of the
Enya. Charter. is progressing in Liverpool,
h but without developing anything Few Di-
rers at she wreck have brought up several
small boxes Of gold.
Measures are about 10 ho taken by the
GoYcrnnient for the protection OF Belfast Har-
Il Dor.
The Societies OF A.is have inaugurated a
isovemcnt for great International exhibition
in London in 1862. Thay propose to raise a
guarantee fund OF = quarter o?a million pasnds
sterliny
Il lie stated that the British governraent are
utler the conviction that il IS not policy to
rely on any one national var iaborarory and
Arsenal, and have determined to establish in
ind arsenals on large scale, aud 10 commit
:, working to civilians. Il is not intended.
Aosever, to supersede Woolrieh.
The Times has again disqucting article
On the relations of Esgland aud France. 1t
e'nplalns that in France every instrument
'aA' can work IN public opinion is being en-
/ Foyed TO raise = violent spirit of snimosity
Against England, aud the nation at large
aud that the army ere taught 10 look on a
var with England as not remote. The Times
e.aa0. discover any serious question at issue
oe'Seen the two government. and afhrms
taat Il Is IN the power of the emperor alone
% Put an end to this state of things, which is
daily becoming more serious, aud if he does
s'' 20 50 there Is q reasonable ground for
l.uce.
FRASoT.-Harquis Mostier, Ambassador to
IDs'lIn, Is transferred to Vienna, vice Baron
ppO'gusney, who retires from public life
uNom Danvercique goes to Berlin Gen.
tOOtaueau is named General in Chief of tie
.'ench expedition TO China. His nomina-
HOn Is unpopular in the army
rhnce Metternich has received letters of
aeoenhals ss Austrian Ambassador to Par
Ihe Warlike article in the London Times of
T 1-e i01n' had produced great sensation =
-1e atls Journals generally cay that the
set iofth are exaggerations, and that
uniriendiy feeling, if any exists, is
= 0rrrpn 10 -
!tess ''-'-'
The harbOr of Fecamp. near Hayrs. is to
lsls. PoS' anu s'se-