Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-07
r-.TEsT FROM EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIT.

:; force the act OF last year, 10 reference to
10 jurisdiction of the Hudson Bay Com
papy e r,u,u robn Pus
81 stated that the French and English Com
nissicners appointed to inquire into the New
Poundland fisheries, had reported to their re-
rActive Governments.
MIR. 3. Cochraue called attention to the
.,,te of the relations with China, attribnting
,fs nresent difficulty to Lord Elgin's demand
f,r q resident Minister at Pekin, which was
ofensive to the Chinese. He severely de-
.ounced the proceedings of Mr. Bruce and
Admiral Hope.
The subject after lengthy discussion was
,s-onped at the request of Lord Palmerston
In the House of Lords on thhe 14th, the
nroposed annexation of Savoy to France was
nretty generally denounced.
In the House of Commons, Lord John
Russell said the government was not aware of
env preparation being made for placing the
French forces in Italy.
Lord Cowley and MIR Golden have been
rrarmly complimented on their success in
bringing the commercial treaty to practical
issue.
The correspondence on the szbsecs has
been published.
Tho Wholesale Tea Trade had held meet
ing, 10 protest against the proposed changes
in rebonding and warehcusing tea.
FBAScE.-The Paris Constitutional states
lhs, the opening session of the Senate and
Lsqislatire body has been proposed to the 1st
of March.
The Paris Pressc had received a first
warning for having mixed false news with
the most maieyolent remarks, which wound
the feelings of the nation and are contrary to
tbe real state Of affairs"
~be Gqzctte de France received second
warning for an article which lin disfguring
the history of France caluminates the great
.acts by which Napoleon the First established
Catholic worship in France"
The Sandman Minister, Des AmbroiS, had
presented his letter of recall.
The Pope had addressed letter to the
Bishop Of Orleans thanking him for his en-
ergetic support
The Paris Flour market was fr.ncr, and
the prices slightly advanced Wheat, also,
shared in the improvement. The Provincial
markets also shovel an improving tendency
The Paris Bourse continued dull Reutes
closed on the 14th at 67f Csc.
SPAlN.-A Madrid telegram of the 18th
says-"The Spanish Cabinet will list"n to
no proposals for peace from Morocco until
IaGgIeT has been taken, WHICH pIdcS
operations are to continue
Marshal O'DOuncl announces IN an order
Of tie Iay, that he will continue Offensive op-
era;iUns until the enemy asks for the mercy
Of Spain, and until reprisals shall have been
taken for the insults of the enemy, and in
deunity obtained for the sacrifices of Spain.
ghe Spanish Government vas about to is
sue notes to the amount of two hundred
,F l- hair To -
aurcd By the sale of national property.
trALY.-The Tuscan -uonitore announces
that the Sandman Legation at Florence is
shortly to be suppressed.
The Opi1sioHe of Turin says the question
of the new vote to he given BY Central Italy
is not get resolved on.
The furioughs granted 20 the French SOL
diers in Rome had been suspended.
New batslkons comprised of party of
foreigners and party OF Neapolitans, had
been organized
10 1000 Municipal yards had been mobil-
lied In the Abizza.
1t was reported that the King of Naples
had ordered General Pimelli. IN case of need
20 act in concert with the Pope's General,
Mayphafer.
Letters from Cicily announce that the po-
litical arrests and assesses of the police are
Increasing ng-women have been ravished and
then beaten by them, and many of the po-
Etical prisoners had died under torture.
Several magistrates had n vain protested
against these harbaroas acts.
A proclamation is in circulation, cxhortiug
the SiciHans TO rise and re-invest Southern
Italy with her former rights.
Private accounts from Naples state that
conspiracy has been discovered among por-
t;a of the Neapolitsn Army, and it had been
traced to Piedmontese agency.
Naples, it was said, would address a uote
to the powers. complaining of these attempts.
1t Was stated that the King of Naples had
ordered the liberation of political prisoners,
who have been arrested only upon suspicion
AUsTRIA.-The Vienna Gazette publishes
circular to the Protestant Consistories in
Hungary, conveying the imperial permission
Tor them to assemble in conference, and de-
eide on TIE means to be proposed to the Gov
eIHueut for the redress Of their grievances |
Vienna despatch says:-''The reforms |
Promised in the Ministerial programme are |
sOout to be granted. Every Province viii |
receive separate Constitution and admins
aal9n according to the want of the different |
| eationalities -
1t Is said at Vienna that new loan is pro-
jseted.
OmSA'-Pekiu dates are to the 4th of De-
cember.
Ihe Russian mission was going on well.
1he Rebels we're not agreed among them
ss!es. and the Imperial troops had been vic
SoFlous over them.
Mter'orat Of the Remains Of Gen. Jackson.
gAt: Trimble's bill providing for the remo-
'ai o. tie remains of Gen Jackson and those
| W ais wife n Nashxilla Tam Ii