Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arriical Of the .Sean,er asia,

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrical Of tie .Seamer Asia.
New YORK, February 5,-The Royal st sam
ship Asia. with Liverpool dates to Saturday.
January 2lst. arrived at this port this after
noon She.reports the arrivei out OF the
Steamship Glasgow, at Queenstown, and Ar
ago at Cowes.
The Asia advices are two DAYS later than
were furnished by the steamship City of Bal
timore.
1t IS denied that the French Government
intends to proceed against the Society of st.
Vincen. de Paul.
Napoleon's free trade programme is receiv-
ed very fayorably in the French departments.
The commercial treaty between France and
England, il was expected, would be signed In
few days.
Changes in the French diplomatic corps
are announced. NJ. Barrot rill be changed
from Madrid TO Constantinople; the Duke de
Grammont from Rome to Madrid: and Prince
Latour Dauvergne will be sent to Rome.
/; is rumored that the Pope demand. the
recall of the French troops from Rome.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Post tclegrsphed that the current rumor that
! the Pope had demanded the evacuation of
Rome by the French troops Is absolutely false
Il
that unless the French Government disavows
the famous pamphlet-'.Le Pope ct lie Con-
gress.' it will certainly be called on to with
| draw its army.
GREAT BKIrAIS The English news is not
very important. 1t is said IN the London
| Journals thot the Ministerial reform measure
| is ready for Parliament aud will be submitted
/ to the House of Commons at the earliest OF
portunity.
The Earl of Derby, at banquit given By
the Mayor OF Liverpool, expressed the hope
! that the ensuing session would witness the
adoption of good measure of reform. He
| believed the conservative party would offer
uactious opposition TO it.
James Smith, sailor ou board the ship
George West, who stabbed the mate Of that
vessel on the passage from New Orleans, has
been delivered up under the extraordinary
treaty to the American Consul at Liverpool
Captain Williams, of the British bark In
ogene, has been formally presented with a
gold chronometer from President Buchanan,
as testimonial for his humanity to the crew
of the wrecked ship Fleetwood, of Boston.
The Morning Chronicle says, the new con
mercial treaty embraces, on the side of France
the suppression Of prohibitions and the reduc-
| tion of the duties on coal and iron; on the
part of England reduction of the duties on
wines, spirits, articles de Paris aud silks.
FRANcr With regard to Nspoleon's free
trade programme. he is represented to have
said 10 reply to certain ervatioBs, 1.-The
manufacturers who exist solely because they
are protected, have been aware of my inten-
tions for five years, and have had plenty OF
time to prepare for the change. The system
E of prohibition has had its day. and have
the mower n raise tha dead
The London Herald's Paris correspondent
: reiterates previous statement that portion
of the French Imperial Guards had received
camping equipage, and that the regiments
quartered at Versailles are ready to march al
moments notice for I:ally. as the officer:
believe. The Paris BJurse closed firmer, and
rentes were quoted at 69f.
ITALY.-ln regard to the change IN the
Sardinian Ministry, it is said that the Coun
Cavour will certainly have the foreign, aDC
NJ Fault the war department. \ censpira
, cy against the Grand Duke is said to have
been discovered in Florence; several arrest
! were made, lie -N)rd says the Emperor o
Russia is about to espouse the cause of tn
i Pope, but the London Times denies the stat,
ment. 4 solemn reconciliation is said TO hay
taken place between Cardinal Antonelli an,
the prelates who have hitherto been opposed
| 10 uim AIlachS EeppTCSN 10 nave Dee
= made upon the Swiss soldiers By the popula
u ten of the Marches y sharp contest too
place between them at Macerata.
a AUSTRIA 1t is rumored that the increas
= ed intimacy between Austria and Russia ha
l. in view the subjugation of Hungary. Thes
Z governments are rapidly growing more init
re mate A despatch from Vienna declares tha
}. there is no truth in the reported desertion o
r the Hungarian soldiers from the Austria
d garrisons of Eenetia. Several agents, how
n ever. have been detected in tampering wit
the Hungarian regiments. aud placed unde
arrest.
MoRocco.-The position of the Spanish al
my in Morocco remains unchanged.
OF The Bombay mail of December 9th ha
1t arrived at London The Bombay journal
d say the rebel forces have been utterly annih
ct lated. The London Star thinks it probabl
re that the commercial treaty between Franc
10 and England will be signed before the deli
= cry of the Queens speech. The Londo
Herald believes the treaty has been alread
< signed, and will come into immediate operi
j, alton. 1t is reported that the Archbishop
,t Paris has resigned his seat in the Council
" the Empire. His resignation is expected
give more det ermined attitude to the clel
Q cal opposition to the Emperor's anticipat
"a policy.
lie h@- Robert Thompson has been convict
d by "a Philadelphia jury of the murder of Jo
l. Capio. The jury remained out eight days.