Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-20
Arrival of the Steamer fSurope.

Arrival Of the Steamer Europe.
Decline an american BreadstufS an con-
sequence Of heauy harrests an THIS
country Escape Of IRISH Patriots.-
Debate an French Assena5ly-War-
rants issued for Members.- Riots an
Bsrlin and Vienna.-Pubkc meetings
to be suppressed in Austria and Prus-
sia, &c.
New YoRK, September Il, 1913.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
The Steamer Europe has arrived, bring
ing later news from Europe. She sailed
on the ID
Representations from the United States
Of heavy harvest induced holders Of A.
merican Breadstuffs to offer them freely.
Choice provisions moved slowly, with a
disposition on the part Of holders to take
lower prices.
Wheat declined one shilling per quarter,
and from , to 4 pence per bnshel on both
bonded and that on which the duty was
paid. Flour is one shilling per barrel low
er. The demand for Indian Corn for ship
ment was better than on the prt tvious
Tuesday.
Ireland
Ireland is quiet Lord John Russell, has
made tour of personal inspection. O.
German has positively escaped to Paris.
Dorsey and McGee, sub Editors of the
Nation, haye escaped TO America. The
Special commission 10 try the Patriots is
not expected soon to meet.
Arrest Of English CTiartists SC.
Numerous arrests have been made a;
Manchester, and the adjoining towns OF
leading English Chartsts. Five of them
have been sentenced to fifteen months
hard labor for assisting in the kirkdale RI
OF, which assaulted the police.
Df Macionnel, a Charlst leader, has
leen. convicted Of ustering unreasonable
(p"obab!y :reasonable) language, and SEN
tolced to two years Imprisonment.
France.
The debate in the National Assembly on
ihs report of The investigating Committee,
has been of exceeding interest. Ledru
Rptliu.Banc and CniisGere each defended
tl,ensrlves-,le two former Indignantly
fepelling the charges made @grinst them.
t'nusidiere went into details and con:radic-
led The irsinuat 'ons made against him ib
The report. When Gansidiere descended
from tie Tribune. Cavagnac read a reqni
sinn from lie Attorney General asking
authority IN commence proceedings. Cau-
sderc told the Ass emily that the decision
must be made Immediately. Alter an ex-
citing debate, warrants we're granted and
the police proceeded to the residence cfthc
accused Louis Blai fed and arrived al
Dover, in England, On Tuesday. Causi
diere concealed himself SO as not 10 Be
found.
No warrant was issued aga;ns: Ledru
7Rollin
Austria accepts tie meditation Of Eng
land. and expresses the hope that through
the intervention of he Central German
power at Frankfort, that pence may ensua
between Charles Albert and Radolsky.-
The answer Of the letter does not satisfy
France an armed interference is thought
of
The German Assembly is engaged in n
discussion of the new constitution:
The Hungarian troops have been deieat-
ed by Serrian with great loss.
Riots in Vienna and Berlin.
A serious riot took place st Vienna, oc-
casioned by an attempt TO reduce tho wa
ges Of the work women. 1t continued
three days between the laborers and the
National Guard Six laborers we're killed
and sixty :one wounded. Including ten wo-
men.
Berlin, also, has been the scene Of ri
OF. Tho house Of the President was at
tack ed with fragments Of benches, iron
railing, saves and barricades were attempt
ed. Several persons were killed and
wounded.
The Austrian and Prussian Ministers
have each introduced bills TO suppress pub
lie meetings.
An Ex-King after tlie Honey.
- Louis PHILIPPE has applied to the French
g Government for the private funds and prop
erty left by him in France. "
The French trials continued during the
week.