Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-09-28
LATER FROM EU ROPE.
Arrival of the steamer Arabia.


SAcKyILLE, Sept 21 The dispatches ner
steamer Arabia furnishes the following itemo
of news:
The steamer Great Eastern has left ,bs
river Thames, aud has proceeded to sea on
her trial trip, with entire safety. Her per.
formances. SO far, have been satisfactory.
The sessions of the Zurich Conference ba,o
been suspended.
The Assemblies of Parma and the Roma.
ma have definitely resolved on annexation 70
Piedmont.
The National Assembly at Bolagna. on the
18th inst adopted resolution declaring that
the people of Bologna desire annexation to
Sardinia Bologna will illuminate in homo,
sfthe event The Assembly also authorized
the President to present Address to the
Emperor Napoleon and King of Sardinia,
expressing its sympathies for Veuetia, and
offering to make peculiar sacrifices in her IA
| vor.
| The Pope had been attacked with fever
and was forced to suspend all audiences for
several days He was, however, recovering.
He was about to proceed to the Castle of Cos
lelalf
A deputation was about to leave Turin on
a mission of the French Government.
1t is supposed that the Papal army is not
| in condition to act against the force of the
Romanza, led By Gen. Garaba ldi-
The National Assembly of Parma opened
on the 9th lust. with great solemnity Mr..
| Farini the Dictator, delivered an address
in which he revie wed the history af the Bour
bons, and terminated amid cries of '.Yive
Victor Emanuel" The city presented the
appearance of great fete.
Several French journals have been prohib-
tied in Sardinia, In consequence OF advoca-
ting the separation of Savoy from Piedmont.
Proposals are pending in the National As
sembly of Parma confirmed Farini as Dicta-
tor, and declaring the termination of the
Bourbon dynasty.
SpAIN.-The Madrid journals say that the
Emperor of Morocco has declared as traitors
the tribes on the coast, who insulted the Span
Ish flag, and promises to inhict exemplary
punishment on them. The Spanish Govern
ment, however, doubt the fulflment of this
promise, and continue their preparations for
the expedition to revenge the insult aud mur-
der of their subjects.
The English Government has presented
note drawn up in a friendly style, requesting
explanations as to the object of the conccn-
tra.ion of Spanish troops at Algesiras, in the
, imm ediate vicinity of Gibraltar.
GERMANY.-The great autumn fair a
Frankfort was progressing with much brisk
ness. Many dealers in cotton, silk and wool
, len articles, had completely run out their
stocks, and IN some cases prices had odvan-
I ced from two to fifteen per cent. The wool
sales were to take place the following week.
n The Paris lUoniteur announces the death
, of the Emperor of Morocco. and that his sue
! cessor had been proclaimed.
e Tranquility prevailed at Algiers.
= TURKEY-The disturbances on the Island
S of Caudia, before reported, were caused BY
the collection of certain taxes from the Greeks
g Five of the tax catherers had been murdered
i during the affray. Two batalions of soldiers
had been sent to arrest the ringleaders-
% A Circassian deputation had arrived a
,f Constantinople, and presented 10 the Am6as
?. sadors of the several powers, protest agaIOs
the invasion Of their country by Russia. an
stating that the whole of the province woul
= be forced to submit if they were abandone
by the Porte.
- A great fire had occurred at Erzeroun, an
IS the town has again experienced repeat
shocks of earthquake.
The Calcutta and China mails had arrive
Alden, August 2Sth, and the Bombay mail
August 21st had reached Alden Sept. 1st-
IL The news had not been received by tell
graph when the Arabia left.
al The Independence Beige says that En9
of land proposed to France and Austria II
'. ropcan Congress on Italian affairs, on the b
r sis of nonintervention by force, but the Par
s. telegraph contradicts this
lis The Great Eastern departed from th
on Thames on the morning of the Sth, IN Il
SIS presence of an immense concourse of enthus
ly astic people. Captain Comstock, of the stea
to er Baltic, wa. on board, and took part in Il
er management. Her performance was admir-
be BILE, and she was kept under perfect commaE
s. as q river steamer, and steers as ersy as
tie wager boat, and her engines appeared cap
I'd BILE of starting or checking her almost by
d. single motion of the hand. As to speed, Il
he London Times says her performance proTs
of her to be the tastes. vessel in the world =
re She left the Nose at 9:15, and was off Dow
at three.
.te The London Times has an editorial
N. Harney's occupation of San Juan, chars
re terizing it as an exercise of power to viii
to England will not tamely submit.
The American horse Starke won the VS.
raj wick cup.