Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL. OF THE ARABIA.

New YoEK, February 1S.-The Royal !
Mail steamship Arabia arrived at this port
this morning She sailed from Liverpool on
Saturday, February 4ih. the same day with |
the Prince Albert, whose news. from St.
Johns was published on Wednesday.
The Arabia passed, on the 5th. abreast of
the South Stock, the Europa and Jura. for
Liverpool.
She brings advices from Queenstown, to
the afternoon of February 4th, as follows:
The LATEsr.-Queensiown, February A.
The steamship Europa has arrived here on
her way to Liverpool.
The papers received by the Arabia furnish
the following intelligence not embraced In
the report received per Prince Albert at st.
Johns.
The steamship Vigo, recently arrived at
Liverpool from Philadelphia, was to sail on
Sth, in place of the steamship Glasgow
GREAT BRITIAN-In the House of Com
mons on the 2ud inst, Mr.. Cochrane gave
notice that on the 9TH he would call the at
teution of the House to the relations with
China.
The most important proceedings of Parlia-
ment on the 2nd and Sd inst, have already
| been published.
Lord John Russell defended the British
consul at Tangier from the charge that he
aided the Moors, and asserted that he per-
sued strictly neutral policy.
| In response to an inquiry Lord John Rus
| sell said that the Government had no reason
to suppose that warlike preparations were
going forward on an extraordinary scale IL
France.
The Government had earnestly endeayored
prevent renewal of hostillities now that the
Congress was not likely to meet, and had re-
ceived the most satisfactory assurances that
the rati6cations of the new commercial treaty
would be exchanged in Paris on the 9th.
DIR. Todd, the eminent physiciEn and ply
siologist, is dead.
The London Post which has the credit o.
being the organ of Lord Palmerston, has
, conspicuous editorial upon the policy of Eng
land and France, IN which it is said, ''W,
. announced at the beginning of the year tha
, their agreement was the result of forced cir
camstanees aud the dictation of public opin
; ion This alliance every day draws close
and already begins to produce evident tangi-
Bile consequences; it is now formally deter
mined that no intervention shall take place IL
> Italy, or that the people shall be left to thei
\ own devices. 1t is therefore agreed that th'
! States of Central Italy shall dispose of them
selves. Fresh elections are To be held, an
the assemblies resulting from the popula
: | choice, are free to decree the annexation c
:, their constituents to the Sardian Kingdom
!. The French troops are to be withdraw
: from Northern Iialy aud from Rome at a
. early opportunity.
1t is no secret that Austria, having regar
. to theWesteru alliance and her own seriou
!, difficulties. has given up all hope of retrive
!. ing her position and influence In Italy, an
u not only sheathes her sword, but uuts 1t aside
An attempt will be made to induce her +
,r grant reforms in Venetia, of which she
n stIll left mistress.
- The Post adds that the stubborness of tt
< Pope bids fair to deprive him OF the who
of of his temporalities!
"A Naples groans under a heavier tyranI
n than ever, and the cries of Venice are loI
~ enough to strike our ea-s however We M;
lv shut them.
,s The Italian question being then likely
in take still larger proportions, our best, safe:
and most benefcient policy is that line
strict duty by which this time last year
an might have prevented war, and BY which '
Die may now guarantee the peace of Europe
"a that line is no foreign Intervention, but lta
me for the Italians.
lie FRANCE.-Rumors arc current that 1
ter Chalons camp will soon be re-established-
& The Patric pronounces false the stateme
Gle of the approaching departure OF the Freu
es, troops from Rome.
he The same journal says, that 1t appears C
no. tain that the annexation of Central Italy W
eS- be subordinate to the result of universal s
her rage. All the powers agree as to the p
priety of that measure and the early appli
lion of which will positively make kno
ties the state of puclic opinion in Italy.
, of Rentes closed firm on the Sd at 61f Soc
, Prince De La Tour d Auvergne has b
at ordered to prolong his stay at Turin so
ded time after the arrival of BaroE Talleyra
,m- to support the counsel of moderation, wh
the Napoleon had ordered him to submit to Co'
ice. Cavour.
the The French army has been considerably
NAL duced and the policy of the Emperor tie
more than ever towards peace.