Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-18
Tb,ee pays Later from Europe.

!. despatched South in the morning
C.neraI Comonfort is among the passen-
The steamship, Circassian, from Portland,
.rriyed at Liverpool on the 22d inst
The Kangaroo passed the steamship. Percia,
=, the 2Sth ult., and the steamship Prince
Albert on the 9th ult.
u i stated that the 10th of January has
boen fixed for the meeting of the European
Congress. The report that the Pope claims
me Presidency of the Congress for his pleni-
pOtentiary is denied.
A French pamphlet, by La Guerron-
lore on the Pope and the Congress. has
.t,rsste6 much attention as rejecting the
Jews of the Emperor Napoleon 1t is
concilitary in Its tone, but opposes the re-
storation of the Romagna to the Papai do
minion. The English journals eulogise the
pamphlet.
Lord John Russell tells the Mencoralists,
in relation to Mexican affairs, that England
/, endeavoring to come to an understanding
with other powers respecting Its course in the
future. He points out the difficulty occas-
soned by the United States recognizing one
President; and England and France anoth-
er.
A vague unconfrmed rumor prevailed, of
an outbreak in Hungary.
The Spauiards have again repulsed the
Moors in Morocco, entailing heavy los
ses.
The Overland mail, with Calcutta dates to
November %, and Shanghai to the 10Th. has
been teegraphed to London. There is no
news of Importance.
The European Congress.-The Prince
Gortschakof has expressed desire tina: the
opening of the Congress should take place
after the commencement of the Russian New
Year. January 18th, as be will be detained
on tba. day at his court, by the duties of his
office.
Count Avigdor, the representative of the
Republic of San Marine, Is at Paris, and
has presented memorandum to Count Vale
vski, addressed to the future Congress.
4 protesting against the encroachment of Pied
mont.
The nomination of the Marquis of Au-
yrrgne as the second French plenpotentiary
s to the Congress, has given great satisfaction
s. to the friends of Italy. A Paris despatch
9 Of che Esd says that the French government
q had, by telegraph, informed the powers
concerned that the opening of the Con-
gress would not take place before January
3 10Th
q The Maaquis Antononi and the Chevalier
!. Canoferi, have been appointed first and second
plsripotentiaries from Naples.
England "A deputation from the peace 80
ciety had had an interview with Lord john
Russell The memorial presented censured
the proceedings at the mouth of the Peiho, The
varlike preparations, the conduct of the off
GERS generally, and concluded by deprecating
further bOstilities.
q Dir. ". II. Ward, of Auburn. n Y, has
1 l.
yard before the Commodore Superintendent,
e with his improvements on his original ocean
marine telegraph The improvements were
admitted by the Commodore to be exceeding
[ElJ satisfactory.
E1 The Belgian government has agreed to for
ward its correspondence for Canada and the
Fl United States by the Cauada mail steamers as
well as By the Cunard boats, aud it was sup
posed the German Postal league would adopt
similar arrangements.
L. Lord Palmerston has been mixing speech
ss highly eulogistic of the volunteer move
=Dcnt
Fl The steamer Great Britian was spoken De-
eember 18th, all well; which strengthens the
conviction that the report of her having foun-
fered at sea is base hoax.
Z. The wife of j. III. Courtney, member
pf Parliament has eloped with one of her
family domestics She is lady posses
ped Of half of million sterling in her own
/ right
81 France-The pamphlet entitled the Pope
tnd the Congress, signed b. NJ. de Lacquer
foniere had been published and attracted
great attention both in France and England,
lsit was believed to express the sentiments
sfthe Emperor Napoleon. The pamphlet is
1 frltten in spirit of Cancellation and compro-
= R,isa nd alt - 10 L
way the temporal powers of the Popes it ad- |
1Ocsies curtaiment of them. and urges that |
Re Romagna should not be returned to the |
fapal dominion
The Paris Coastitatiounel, in an article !
fsned BY Its principle editor, approves in gen.
s'aI the contents of the pamphlet, ielairing,
eOHeyer its intention to conpat some of the
propositions made by the author.
dhe Morning Post questions if the Pope
accept the new position assigned to him
Tue French Emperor, and asks, should he
oSe' how iar his refusal will be supported
the other Catholic States.
Inc Daily Ne,os says, the opinion express
the pamphlet on the question of re-
nng homagna to the Pope will be ap-
o'ea % the English government and peo-
..Aoce Will not use force to compel people
1Omit 70 government which their will re-
~ aud she will not permit Austria to in
.ns hocrning Herald says the Emperor has
-. wise and manly course. On ,he eve
Ie congress, he has lifted the evil which '
tnerto shrouded his policy on the Italian
"0n' and Europe will learn with satisfac-
Ha' france is true to the principles !
- sue professed at the outset of the late
french war steamer Duquesclin, while
0eF engines off Brest, ran on a reef and t
ly sunk In deem uatar l