Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

M. .. ~ AO LIE.
In Columbus the cholera is rapidly dis.
appearing. No new cases in the Peniten.
tiary. On the 3lst ult. Q deaths only oc-
Cured; on the LIST inst 8 cases, no deaths.
There were deaths reported in Dayton
on Monday last one Of which was by chol-
era. The Dayton Journal says letter
from Eaton, Preble county, has been re-
ceived, giving an account Of Il deaths by
cholera in Eaton on Sunday the 18th ult.
Arrival of the Steamer Cambria.
Riot in ireland. Canine in
Framcs.-Ihe Pope's Prayertor Oudi-
not and expected return to Rome.-
Girabildi safe IN the Ao"ntains.-Bat-
tie in Hungary.
New York, August 3.
The Cambria, CaptaShannon, arrived at
Halifax at O'Clock yesterday morning,
We give an abstract of. her advices.
Ireland continues free the scourge. In
County Down, Ireland, on the l2thfof July
a very serious riot occurred between large
body of Orangemen and Roman Catholics.
The Orange party having celebrated at Tul-
lamore, and being on their march home in
procession, whilst passing defile called
Dedly's Drade, found their path waylaid.
All the passes and surrounding hills were
occupied by immense numbers of Roman
Catholics armed with pitch-forks and fire.
arms, and evidently designed and prepared
for general massacre. The Protestants,
aided by the small body of police military,
stood up in their defence and succeeded in
forcing their way through the pass, after
stout struggle in which some 80 or 40 per-
sons were killed and wounded. The greater
proportion, however. were of the Catholics.
So Ribbon men had been taken prisoners
on Friday.
Two medical gentlemen rode through the
country, around the scene OF the contest,
with the purpose of rendering professional
assistance, but they were refused admittance
at every hour they called.
FRANcE.-The National announces that
the Prince of Canine, the son of Lucien Bo-
naparte, and Ex-President of the Roman
Constituent Assembly, had been arrested at
Orleans, by order OF the government, on his
route from Marsailies to Paris. 1t is report
ed that having aclaim against his cousin,
the Presid ent of France, tor money lent in
aid of his election, the Prince was coming
to France to demand it, his ire having been
stirred by the conduct of Louis Napoleon
towards the infant Republic of Rome 1t is
supposed the Prince will not be imprisoned,
but that he will be forced to embark for En-
gland or America. D..
A change in.the French Ministry was
considered certain to occur within very
short period. Questions were openly dis
cussed in the streets and cafes touching the
making of consulate for life for the EN- pire,
to consist of Henry v, and the Compte de
Paris. ---
Pope Plus TX. has addressed an auto
graph letter to Gen. Oudinot on the occa.
s sion of receiving the keys of Rome. His
Holiness congratulated the General on the
triumph of order in Rome, and expressed
hope that Divine Providence will determine
the difficulties that may still exist. He adds
that he does not cease his pray yers to Heaven
for the General, the city Of Rome, and the
French Nation. ---
The Cardinal Piccidi and the MARQUIS
Cachiti arrived in Rome from Gaeta the 9Th
July. .> ....
Preparations were making in Rome
which LED to the belief that Plus expected to
return soon to Quinrira.
The French are doing all that is possible
to be none in distributing money freely to
get up cry in his favor, but in vain. The
Roman troops who had agreed in the first
instance to do duty conformity with the
French are all leaving the city ,and the whole
force now remaining are not over 1000 men.
Gibraldi has succeeded in escaping from
the French division, who were put on a
wrong scent as to his route, and he is now
in the mountains of Ahazzi. Previous to his
departure from Rome he had secured am.
munition and military stores. Another ac-
count states that Gibraldi is on the Neapoli-
tan frontier, where he has been Joined by
another body of troops and formed force
of 10000 men.
AUsrR1A.-From a report from Gen
Hamar addressed to the Emperor of Aus
tria, it appears very stout conflict took
place before Cameon between the allied
armies and Muggaes. The Hungarians
fought bravely, but the victory is claimed
for Austria.
Another account states that 1870 pieces
of cannon we're brough, into the field by
the Hungarians and that nothing could be
more complete than the depot OF the united
Russian and Austrian armies under Hamar.
He was forced to fall back to Raab. Tha,
city was filled. with wounded, and Hamar
had been obliged to send 5000 wounded TO
@rresburg.
But for the timely arrival of the Rus.
slams to cover his retreat, Hamar and his
stall would certainly have been taken pris-
oners by the victorious Hungarians
The Turkish Ambassador in Paris re.
ceived despatch by a courier express an.
couneing that Bem had again defeated the
Russians at Transylyania-that the latter
had been obliged to take refuge in Walla.
CHA. .....
. Adviees from Venice of the l3th July
state that Bada and Pesth had both surren.
dered to the Austrians and Russians both
on the llth without resistance. -
LIVERPOOL, July 81.
Parliament is to be prorogued on the
18th of August.
During the last week 339 deaths by
cholera were reported in London. This
is more than double the number reported