Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-05-02
Arrival Of the Cambria.

Arrival Of the Cambria.
BYovERLAND EXPRESS FROM HALIFAX
st Johns New Brunswick, April
a6th.
The Cambria has arrived with Londor
papers 10 the 18th and Liverpool to the
l4th inst. The vessel arrived at 4 past
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
,iOur express Immediately set off and ar.
rived at Granville, then there took the
steamer, and reached the port at 81 A. NJ.
to-day. e>:assss aari,j.E eatsssssps
The Cambria has, 46 passengers for
Boston. She will probably reach that city
about 4 o'clock on Friday. She brings
hftyatwo thousand pounds in specie. -
In consequences ofthe resumption Of hos.
tilities between Germany and Denmark
whereby the supplies Of grain from the Bal
nc nave been nearly suspended. The
Liverpool market for Breadstuhs last week
eyinced some marked symptoms Of re, ami.
nation. The latest quotations Of best
brands OF Ohio -four have advanced TO %
and 25s, per bbl. philadelphia, Baltimore
and western canal, "a. Sour, i25s6d.
Wheat-United States and Canadian,
white and mixed, 6s Id and 6s lOd, per 70
IDS Red Wheat IS Cd and IS Cd
Further accounts from the United States
and india are anxiously looked for
The general intelligence is of -hnstiliiies
having recommended between Denmark
and Prussia. The Danish. army in al
tempting to capture the fortress of Ecken.
ford, on the 5th inst, we're utterly defeated,
and line of battle ship and frigate fell in
to the hands of the Prussians. The line of
battle ship grounded, took fire and exple.
ded, with 100 soldiers and officers on
board. s,--. se..-.-5- .-...s~
"A victory has been gained by the Hun
garian forces over the Austrians. The lat
ter lost l,3C0 men and "a pieces of cannon.
On the 7th inst. Lord Palmerston received
notice Of the blockade of Palermo by the
Neapolitan Government. On the lst of
March the blockade of Venice, by the Aus.
trians, was formally announced.
A despatch of The 3rd inst. publishes
that strict blockade of the German porls
OF Camia, Zerenmnnde, Wolgast, Grifs-
waldt, Stralcind and Rostoch by Denmark.
Central Germany IS in state of conlu.
sion, the king Of Prussia having refused
the offer of the Emperial crown made to
him by the small majority ofthe Frankfor,
Assembly.
Renewed disturbances have risen in Italy
the people having gained q temporary
triumph in Genoa and Tuscany, and pre-.
pared to resist further encroachments of
Austria
Rome though quiet is unsettled. The
Pope still continues at Gaet1-
The King of Naples is preparing Cor an
immediate ut1ck upon Scicily, ,ant has hith-
er'o been restrained by al apprehended
rise OF the Calahriaas. ss -
France is Tranquil, but both parties are
preparing Tor the great election struggles
Englaild is quiesceu, but with less pros
rect oi u revival OF trade. .s.,.-.
Ia lrelau Dulley's re-:rial is proceeding
but the result will not be known till to-mor.
row.
irthe National assembly OF the French
Eepabtc there are now 80 vacant seats IN
consequence Of re>ign ,tlon-snore thanEG
members are c nfi5 by iiidisposi 10
The appointment ut, Ch,rg .aer to Ia
gion Of tionor u II be officially announced .
uuth u ts NAo"it WHetiicE zStfISudC Will
accept the same honor Duchesne Editor
of L. Peaple. hts been Sc iten'c1 10 five
years imprisonment, and fined 5000 francs.
De Liscloe, Socialist. was sentenced three
years, and fined 9. 900 Irancs.
The Priess stases neither Gov ernmen;s
Of the French Or British will take any part
in negotiations abont TO be opened III Vi.
enna for the CON :iRsion of the Peac, Trea-
iy between Austria snd Piedmont. The
Constitutional states on authority of let
ter from Per,egnon, thai o sanguinary
battle had talen lace TT t,l;1,Lt
between Royaiisl Chic: pona Bendelia and
Cobrera, in whichihe two Generals were
killed: Other accounts ray that Cobrera,
who had been wounded in the the action.
took refuge in a tavern, where, he was
put to death. A special express arrived
ON Monday evening with 25o Lon doners,
forming the first portion Of the Eng glish ex
pecled on visit to the National Guards.-
They were received Will, honor by the au
ihoriiies. -
AUSTRIAN ITALY.
Brescia, or the remains Of what was
once the town Of Brescia, is in the hands
Of the Austr;aas. The town was bombar-
ded for six days, and the sireets were car
ried by The point Of the bayonet and the
inhabitants driven into houses and burned
alive The Mil,n Gazette of the 3rd.
contains summary of the revolt, AMI cap.
ture CT the town OF Brescia. Ii says that