Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-13

nobler existanco. They teach US, and
especially by all the strange aud SEEM
ingly untoward circumstances of their
departure from this life, that they, and
we shall live forever.-DeUy.
From tho Jousnal Of Commerce, July 81. f.
Arrival Of the Steam Ship Cambria.
Fifteen days later from Europe
The steamer Cambria arrived at
Boston, on Wednesday evening, July
80. in the unprecedented short passage
of slsvea days from Liverpool, bring
ing dates to July 18th inclusive.
Cotton had advanced an eighth,
Grain had also experienced some i'm
vroyement in consequence OF the va
rriable state Of the weather. The de-
mard fol. cotton for export was large,
and under these combined causes, A
merican had advanced I'd perlb. The
American Provision market was in a
stagnant state, owing to the reduction
of the stocks and the absence of i'm
ports. The quarterly meeting Of the
iron masters has recently been held in
Staffordshire. During the last few
weeks every description Of manufac-
tured iron has been reduced upwards
Of 20 per cent. The impression at
present is, that the market will sink
still lower and some talk is already
current about lowering the wages Of
the colliers. Speculation has thus re-
ceived a blow, under the effects Of
which the trade is now neeling. The
price Of bar iron is nomnally Gl0 per
ton at the works. - , .s..
The price of American stock is look.
ing up. The determination Of the
"drab colored' Pennsylvanians to shame
their traducers has produced this i'm
proved feeling, which exists in the
Bourse of Paris as well as London.
The French papers contain the par
ticulars of an outbreak in California.
Some of the small towns round Barcs-
Iona had been called upon TO contri-
butte their levy of men to the army.
British Pdrliament.-It is now sta
ted. with sort of semi official author.
ity, that Parliament will be prorouged
on the 5th, or, at the furthest, the 7,h
Of August.
Louisiana Sugar.-The Lords
commissioners other Majesty's Treas
ury, having had under consideration
several applications from parties who
have imported sugar, the growth ."of
Louisiana, with certificates of origin
under the hand Of Mr.. Mure, her Ma
jesty's Consul at New Orleans, such
certificates not being in formal and
regular compliance with the require
ments Of the statute, and their lord
ships having in their several cases,
considered that the attention of ship.
pers. in all probability, had not been
drawn with sufficient precision TO the
terms Of the statute have been pleased
so permit the admission of the said su-
gars at the lower rate of duty, and
have communicated with the Earl of
Aberdeen, Secretary of State for for
eign affairs on the subject, with re-
quest that his Iordship will make
known TO Mr.. Everett, the American
Ambassador, their lordship's intentions
to require, in future, a strict compli.
ance with the law.
IRELAND.
The TweJM of July.-The cclebra-
ton of the 18th Of July by the Orange
men provoked attacks in several in.
stances, and in one at Armagh, we re.
gret to learn, the affray ended fatally.
Several Of the persons engaged in the
affray were arrested, but were rescued
Immediately. The soldiers paraded
the streets during the night, and re.
mained under arms all day on Sun.
day 10 enable the peaceable inhabitants
to 60 10 worship.
a FRANCE.
= The Paris dates are Of the 10th O
July. se e 3 p-.s ..
On the Texas question, the journal
almost without distinction of party
continue !o-regard annexation as onI
waiting some matters of form to b
completed. Some of them denounce
the government for having. as the
say, Qhough you will remember Nor
sieur Gulzot Indignantly denied it,
consented to aid England in her a
tempt TO defeat annexation, in retur
for the abandonment of the right .
search.
The session Of the two Cbambe,
may be considered as concluded, tn
Deputies having broken up, and tll
Peers only sitting to get through fe,
measures of i'm poltance.
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