Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28
From the Baltimore Sun.
Arrival Of The Steam Ship Caledonia.

Arrival OF Inc steam snip Cale00hla.
rs DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
safety Of the Great Britain.
AT 10 O'Clock last night we received from
our correspondent at New York direct, by
telegraph, the following summary of the
news brought by the steamer Caledonia.
The steamer Caledonia, Capt Lott,
arrived at Boston on Tuesday night from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 4th inst.
. The steamship Great Britain, Capt. Hos
ken, left Liverpool on the 22d ult., for New
York, with one hundred and eighty.five
passengers, and on the same, night, she
went ashore at Rathmullen, in Dundrem
bay, on the coast ofIreland. The passen.
gers were all safely landed. AT the latest
accounts she had not been got off. Her
cargo had been discharged.
The royal marriages in Spain formed the
most prominent points Of discussion in the
European Journals.
The London Times and the Morning
Chronicle protest in strong terms against
the Monpensier union with the Infanta.
The European Times says the Govern
mont seems disposed to do all that it can to
meet the end.
In ireland every means are being taken
TO find the people employment, which is
equivalent to finding them with food; else
where, nevertheless, there have been some
famine riots in various parts Of Ireland.
There had been large sales Of cotton, and
prices if anything were a shade higher.
The market for all kinds Of produce con.
tinue buoyant, and at rapidly advancing
prices.
Wilmer & Smiths European Times
caution their friends in this country against
wild speculation, as the money and enter
prise Of England will find and bring food
from every quarter of the earth, it neces-
sary. -
The news from the Continent was not
important. .M
e INDIA AND CHlNA.-The news by the
extraordinary express, in anticipation of the
overland mail, was published by the MORN
ing papers on Tuesday. The intelligence
is Of little importance, a variety Of reports
are in circulation respecting the unsettled
state Of affairs on the Northwest frontier.
The Sikhs, it is said, are determined to re-
organize their army, but several Of the hill
tribes are already SO dissati6ed that it is
expected that they will refuse to submit.
Under these circumstances Mahor Raja's
Government it is said has already remained
at Lahore for longer period than that
originally fixed by the Governor General.
Our intelligence from China speaks Of the
preparations making for the evacuation Of
Chusan. .......
LATER FROM INprA.-Dispatches from
Bombay to August 27, have been received
BY extraordinary express, via Trieste. -
The Seikh government was in tottering
state. The British authorities, in anticipa-
ton Of revolt, were busy preparing for
the emergency. for the purpose of suppress
ing it. # -
LIVERPOOL Conn MARKET, Oct. Sd.
Prices continue to advance. From the 18th
to the 25th ultimo, there was an active
trade in wheat and -four. AT our market
Of yesterday, sales Of old wheat were
extensive. Irish -four being scarce, would
bring rather higher prices.
UnHeo CtaIes ana Canaoa, Tree upon a
fair demand, brought 35s and the former,
under bond, was cold at 3is. Cd, to 32s,
per barrel. "a s'.s.. ~ p, ''7'3 ''s &.
Indian corn is attracting more attention,
at an advance in price. Several houses oI
capital have bought -four in bond freely al
S2s. and wheat At equal prices.
Acting, II is rumored, upon the supposi
tion that the pressure Of want in ireland viii
induce Government to open the ports fire,
Of az duties free -four has not realized, 81
high rates The latest rates being Yves
tern Canal s4s Cd and other brands 80
3D.. TO SIS. -. r. -,
Indian Corn being since, had reached Sos
per quarter, but is now 46s and India
meal, which was held at 26s. had recede
70 29s.
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