Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-05

nd the government it is said, are now
esolved to hunt the Arab leader from
he face of the earth. Twelve thou,
and men or six regiments of troops
re to be Instantly despatched to Al
,iers, Bugraud is ordered to rejoin the
rmy and preparations are making on
large scale for carrying "the pride
,omp and circumstances OF glorious
var" into the heart of the country.
Italy, too. has been the scene of a
n,eute not of much importance itself,
10 much as it indicates the unsettled
;tate of society, in the fine but misgov.
,rned land, and the certainty at no dis
ant day, of a terrific outburst in the
Roman States. The bayonets of AUS
ria at present enforce quiet, but the
volcano will only burst
out more furiously, from the care which
1as been taken 10 close every aper-
sop every tent hole. The
scene Of the present affair was Rimini,
and glance at another column will
show, that it was wretchedly devised
and miserably carried out.
Russia AND C1RcAss1A.-Accounts
from Constantinople to the 18th uIt.,
mention a general belief that second
battle had been fought between the
Russians and Circassians, in which the
former were defeated. Schamil, the
gallant and active leader of the Circas-
SLAMS, Unexpectedly attacked the Rus.
slams in their Camp, and after a short
but bloody struggle, Count oronzof
was forced again to retreat, in order to
reach more favorable position.
This he appears TO have effected, but
in the retreat he lost an immense num-
ber of men. The number of men kill.
ed, is not exactly known, but it may
be judged from the fact that $50 off.
GERS have perished among whom were
the general officer, two of Count Wor-
onzof's aides -de-comp, one aid.de. camp
of Gen. Cluck.
The Circassians also got possession
of four peices ofartillery, and the great.
err portion of the Russians stores and
ammunition. The Circass;ans after this
victory committed great excesses.
They ravaged the country, destroys
troyed the villages and carried off a
great number of the inhabitants 10 the
mountains as prisoners. Count Wo,
ronzof reached Titles on the Sd ofSep.
tember with the shattered remains of
his army.
SpA1N.-If the Madrid papers are to
be believed the great question of the
Queed's marriage is decided; she is to
have for her spouse Prince Ferdinand
Of SAKE Cobourg, brother or cousin of
Prince Albert. Her sister is to become
the bride of one Of the French Princes.
This arrangement is said TO have been
agreed on at the late visit of Queen
Victoria o King Louis Philippe, at Ea.
The Cabinet OF Vienna is said to have
given its consent.
IrALy.-The city of Rimini was the
theatre of a political explosion which
lasted three days, commencing on the
23d of September. 1t originated-or
is said TO have originated-in a gath
ering ofthe people at some public game;
certain individuals were turbulent and
noisy, which induced the guard to in
terfere. Two of the most noisy were
arrested; but others came to their res>
cue and the guard was overpowered,
The insurgents then iran through the
Streets" and their force must have been
considerable, for the account says thai
The Pontifcal garrison was unable to
offer any resistance. In short, the ag.
itators became masters of the town
and held it until the 26th, when a strong
force from Bologna, Ravenna and 9th.
er towns arrived; whereupon, the ac>
count says, the rioters took to flight
having first stripped the treasury. The
troops entered the city on the 9th
Parties Of the insurgent were after
wards attacked in the mountains, ant
Ia Of them prisoners.
ANOTHER ATTEMPTED INsURREcTIo,
IN GREEcE.-Letters from Athens an
nounce another attempt at insurrectiol
in Greece. The parlizans Of Mavroc
orcato and Metaxa having united thci
forces, consisting Of some l3O soldiers
under the orders OF Carakitzo. PAUL.
kako, and Petro Pontaki, had taken pos
session of the village on the Eastern
side of Taygeli, and proposed to car
ry, if possible, one Of the fortified town
in that district. The attempt was
/, however, put down, and the two frs
, mentioned chiefs were made prisoners
: the others escaped. A similar attemp
: has been made at Modem, with simila
result.
!, RUSSIA AND THE C1RcAss1ANs.-Let
: ters from st. Petersburgh Of the 23
uIt., describe a sanguinary conflict be-
, tween The Russian division under Gen
Gohuarf1 opd tho on~L: 7.