Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-05-23
Arrival Of the Steamer Canada.

ST. JOHNS, N. B., May 10.
The Express bringing the Canada news
arrived here to-day, at Il, P. M.
She left Liverpool on the 9th, arriving al
Halifax, at 81, P. NJ, on Monday, making
the quickest trip, with two exceptions, on
record.
The Canada brought out eighty-two
through passengers.
Framce-The breach between the iPresi-
dent and his cousin has ended in serious
quarrel.
of6cial notice of the Intervention Of Rus-
aia in the Hungarian difficulties has been
received at Paris. The number of men
placed at the disposal of Austria is stated at
30, 600 in one account. Another estimates
it at l50, 900.
England.-The Hermann arrived at
Cowes, bound for New York, on the I'd.
The Canadian affairs are incidentally
mentioned in the papers; and in Parliament
the language of ministers on the subject is
very guarded.
Hungary.-The Hungarians are victo-
rious at all points, and have almost driven
the Austrians out of the country. The ut
most alarm prevailed in Vienna. Their
successes had induced Radetzky to lower
his demands on Piedmont. Instead of ex-
acting a tribute of Ia, ,0O0,000f., he now
offers to take 80,000,000.
Germany King of Germany has
definitely refused to accept the Imperial
crown.
There had been sligt outbreak at Ber-
lin, leading to no important consequences.
The war in Sch eswig still continues with
varied success, and no prospect for peace.
Rome. More troops were about leaving
France for Rome. Itwas reported that the
expedition under General Gudinot had en-
tered Rome that the Romans had risen in
favor of the Pope, ard Mazarino, with the
members of the Republican Government,
had fled. The Pope, would, however, it
was said, be compelled not only to give
general amnesty, but assented to several re-
forms,
Tuscany 1t is said that the Tuscan
troops had generally entered Leghorn, and
the whole OF the Dukes dominions had SUBJ
mitted to her authority.
Tciiy.-The Sicilians, beaten at all
points, have virtually submitted to the
King of Naples.
Nadrd.-Accounts from Madrid report
the entire termination Of the war in Pun
jaub.
LATER DESPATCH.
The Cholera is on the decline in Paris
and Germany.
It is reported that preliminaries for
Peace on new conditions have been propos-
ed by England, and already accepted by
Prussia. They are to withdraw the troops
at Tulland, and make Simultaneous ces-
sion Of blockade of German ports, by the
Danes.
On the Goth the Prussian Ministry sus-
tained another defeat on the German ques-
ton, and have been dissolved.
Berlin has become the scene Of a great ex-
element. Several people shot by military.
Letters from Perth confirm the news oi
the evacuation of that city by the Imperial
lists.
Bern has not been in the direction of
Wallachea as reported, but has marched to
Terresswa.
The suspension bridge between Perth and
Genoa has been destroyed by the Austri-
ans, to cover their retreat.
The whole line of imperial troops have
retired to Rub. and are now nearly disor-
ganized.
The Hungarians have cut of their retreat
by taking Pland Of Schultz. Austria has
demanded Russian interference, and the
Emperor's manifesto was shortly expected.
The peasantry of Bohemia are arming
themselves, preparing for revolution.
Ireland is suffering dreadfully from star
vation. The writ of error case of Smith
O'Brien & others is to be heard on the 10Th.
Pittsburgh Post.