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These three last ODILoS BARRor DE and
CoRcRLLE The presence Of three such in such an
ncongruous assembly fortunate circumstance, involving
germ Of hope that the path may yet be open legal and
pacific solution Of the crisis minor Of the Assembly
the suppression Of the grants the Italian Opera and the
Odeon Theatre, and also reduction Of 800 O0Of on the aid
to refugees
Our rival politicians in London take directly opposite views
Of the conduct and designs of the Emperor Of Russia
Thus whilst the Times and its clique nothing but Ibe-
ray towards other nations, and moderation towards his
subjects in the disposition Of the Czar the Daily N.us and
politicians Of that class say that his influence felt nju
ousy all the Governments Of Europe and bis ubiquitous
hand alike in the wording Of Siberian ukase in that Of
leading article in London journal The Daily Ne,cs says
that the mind Of the Gar present by
elusive idea and that in ls49 be saw nothing but Hun
gary, and 10 1850 nothing but Germany SO now, in 1851,
be contemplate nothing bat France. He is called
nomanac and, Of has the advantage peculiar tina,
class Of being able to pursue that dea wha,ever it may
unswervingy directing to his whole SOUL vigilance, and
power. "Look to France " is now the watchword Of the
Gar, say the politicians Of this school.
We hear nothing from SrAIs except increasing fears
revolutionary contagion from PORTUGAL and deficiency
the revenue the April for 1851 being Os2 ra
short Of those Of April 1850.
The accounts from LIssoS direct contain no mention
any counter movement BY the military. The Spanish Gov
eminent DESTROYS Of interfering in PoarueAL and
doubt would do so if they could take of their attention
from home. The greatest difficulty with sALDAsHAs govern
ment the wasn't Of money is feared however that Donna
MARIA is rather impraccabe and that she will hold out
against moderate requests on the part Of the people until
moderate ones are enforced by irresistible arguments
Topographic advces from Rome Of the ID announce the ad-
vance Of Austrian troops into the Ppa province Of spoeto
this has been done said by the joint consent Of the Aus
titan, French, and Papal Governments The fact that the
immense army which the King Of Naples has assembled
Cspua has not been diminished withdrawn promised
throws good deal Of interest the movement RoME is
exactly ioay between Copua and spos,o The people Of
NAPLES are said to be very much annoyed that country be-
ing the only European which no, represented at the
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SgRzoUs ACCIDENT THE BINsAMAH CoURsE.-About
half past o'clock the afternoon Of the 18th instant
learn from the Pcayune, whilst large number of persons
under the judges stand The who'd in few minutes in
creased to almost hurricane, and blew down about
dred feet of the wood work Of the stand crushing those
meath it in terrible manner, and seriously inurng many
who had remained upon it. One killed outright
many others severely injured and fine horse also
der the stand, was killed
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ExcoMMUSIcArED-We understand that Bishop TImoN,
last Sabbath caused Pastoral Letter to be read in eli the
churches Of his diocese formally accommodating st. Louis
Church and congregation The church has been deprived Of
its priests three months past, because II would not
surrender its tsmporaes into the hands Of the Bishop and
this step has been taken further punishment of
the refractory trustees who insist that the control Of the
church property shall remain where placed by the donor
the late Louis Lecoueur. Buffalo Com. Advertiser.
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The attempt made yesterday 10 exhibit the rotation Of the
earth its axis according to the method succeeded ad.
mirably. Messrs Lyman and Hlhouse suspended cyn-
dcal weight from the dome Of the State House. by means
wire seventy five feet in length. Beneath the weight Yves
placed board which circle drawn and divided into
500 degrees When the pendulum set in motion in a
right line the circle would under the rate of near
" degree for every six minutes making entire revo-
luton once in thirty-6ve hours.
NeU Hnpen Journal of Ii.esdnD
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FROM FORT REARNY.
consEssospsscs OF TIE PHILADELPHIA IrDsra.


Foar KEAnsr, Mar 10, 1851.
Inc number OF wstcns and amount of stock which have
passed by this post and the Of smarants hst b.,s
gone California, Salt Lake, and Oregon up to the
date, commencing the 9Th Of May, stands as follows 67
men, l55 women, 80 children, $50 neat stock Gao ,.s.
2lO horses and ponies 3l5 wagons These numbers in
cude' oil that have passed, packers traders &C. About
seventy Of these wagons for Sa Lake with merchandise.
There Is no sickness among the enignts They are ret
ting along well stock in fine condition. Il has been az
emey fine weather for the emigration this season. az Il has
been very dy which enabled the cattle get along much
better than in wet weather.
The Indians oil quiet and friendly and not one has
as yet lost any Of his stock. The emigans move from
eighteen to twenty miles per day, and their stock mpeves
There are at present about fny soldiers at Port Keany
Capt. H. w. WHARTON, commanding Assistant SURGEON
W. Hamnoud; Major g. w. F. Woods, A. Qusr.ermsster;
First Lieut.. K w. Foots, Second Lieut. ]. O. Davis Of
the 9Th resim.nt u g. infantry Lieut. Foots expects to
go with his cons to Fort Leavenwor,h in few days.
There 10 10 b grand council Of all the Indians of the
pans the Iss Of September Fort Laramie Runners
to come in and eet Commissioner MITCHELL, from ST.
Louis who 10 10 treat with them Laramie Il will be the
greatest meeting ef ied witnessed in the United
States. Probably hundred and y thousand NAV as
semble in ALL besides Il We vers, great many will come
from the States 10 hunt buffalo and see the Indians
large quantity OF provisions is to be furnished the In
iians and understood military force Of 1000 men 10 to
% on the ground to sep peace with all also learn from
Mr. Kennedy who Is visiting large number, that the
Indians are highly psasea to think their great father
Washington has thought a them and wishes to have
zig talk.
Two thousand wagons for Salt Lake passed up the north
ide Of the Platte up the % h instant informed
y the mailcaner, who has just arrived, and leaves inn
neeinely.
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The developments in tho Of the hgher lsw" Juror
in the trial Of Robert Norris OF the Shadrach rsscuers
are tts remarkable. He had under oath sworn that be
had fornedno opinion agaias the constitutona Of the
Fugitive Law, and knew Of nothing prevent his rendering
verdict under is provisions The evidence established the
facts against the prisoner Yet the testimony Of bin isnls
and neighbours most rsspectabls citizens fully subsansted
quite different state Of feeling and opinion that he had
been most bitter and loud in hs dsnunciaons Of the law
and declared hs readiness to oppose with force and any
hazard tsapparenty caseof bold perjury entered upon
for the purpose Of preventing verdict No defence Yves set
for the conduct Of the Juror that his counsel Mr.
Hale sadt he had probably changed bis mind regard
to the aw.--Sp,agfeH (Mdsa Republican.
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STATE TAX on UNITED STATES PROPERTY. The old
question Of the rights Of the States impose tax upon pro-
perry belonging the Federal Government has been revived
at Carlisle, Pa where tax imposed upon the United
States Barracks and horses levied upon to enforce
Judge KANE has granted special Injunction, upon
the application Of The United States District Attorney,
strsnng the sale of the horses until the question be de-
cded the October Of the United States District Court
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ATTEND TO YOUR OWN BUsIsEss.--A man who had be-
come rich by his e1ertons, asked by friend the
secret of bis success 81 have accumulated" replied he,
"about onehaf my property by attending strictly to my
own business, and the other half by letting other peoples
alone"
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FROM MEXICO.

The Congress Of The Republic Of Mexico me.
in extra session on the 1st instant, quorum being
present in both Houses. AT primary meeting Of
the members, held on the 26th ultimo, Sr. LAcuN-
IA was elected President of the Senate, and Sir.
ALcoRTA President of the Chamber of Deputies.
This session was called by the President that
means might be provided in order TO relieve the
endorsements Of the Treasury. The Monitor
denies statement that out of the two millions of
the American indemnity yet due, one million has
been appropriated in advance. Continued changes
are taking place in the Cabinet. Sr. YANEz, who
held the Office of the Minister of Relations and Of
the Treasury, resigned them both, and Sr. MUNoz
LED0 has become Minister Of Relations.
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The New York papers the decease Of the
able widow Of the late distinguished chancellor KENT She
died on Thursday, at Orange, IN. ~ the advanced age
Of s3 years. Mrs. Krsr IVES sdy we'll known for her
kindness and liberal charities to persons in distress.
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MAaRIAer DEAR MurEs James George q printer of
Frankfort, and Louisa w. Webster Of Richmond (Ky.)
married short time SINCE The parties ore both deaf
utes, and educated in the institution Al Danve In
that State.
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about twenty casks liquor under the law OF the value
Of $, 800, belonging TO Samuel H. Sawyer. The officers
violently resisted and the produced much
excitement, being the first attempt enforce the new law
prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-28

An ODD PaorosirIoN.-In the New Hsmpshre House
Of Representatives Tuesday, proposal made end
entertained to enact law for the protection Of the people
the State against imposition and injury BY persons pretending
to hsld intercourse with departed spirits The people Of
New Hampshire must be in bad way they cannot protect
themselves against such mposiions. Why nos revive the
old laws against wtchcrA h-CEpper.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-28

FoRTY HoasEs BURNT.-At New York, on Tuesday, the
large stables Of Cornell Turnure, (owns Of line Of
nbuses in Broadway, Thirty nnth street, de-
stroyed by FIRE, together with four omnibuse twenty Of
harness. and forty out Of two hundred horses that in the
stables at the time.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-28

LACE SUPERIoa LAND SALEs.-The sales of land at st.
Marie land Office give proofs Of the prosperity and
growth Of the mineral regions During the month of May
the receipts were about $40 mineral and agricultural
lands and the Journal suPposes much larger sum, in
portion TO the time, has been received within the last ten
days.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-28

The estate Of Judge MuLLAsPHY, who lately died
Louis is valued at S6oOOOO By his will he bequeathed
third part Of it to the city Of ST. Louis in trust to constitute
fund to furnish relief to all poor emigran and travellers
coming to st. Louis their way bona fds settle in the
West
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-28

The Indianapolis Journal says that Indianapolis has the
right be styled city Of churches having twenty churches
lation. 1854 children Of 26 attend Sabbath school.
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singular has occurred in the Of the late
General Treasurer of Rhode Island The Povdencs Journal
says that he finds in his possession five thousand dollars
which be has account which he is does belong
him, and which therefore belong the State to which
Ae passes 10 over.
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The amount Of coal shipped from Cumberland by the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal for the week ending Thurs
day last, 3044 tons by the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, for the week ending 18th instant s. s34 tons.
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TaAL OF TaR CosDES MURDEaERs-Abaham Taylor,
another Of the persons charged with the of the Cos
den family, whose trial removed from Kent TO Elkton, in
Cecil county, has been found guilty of murder in the frs.
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NJ AnTED, person fully qualified to instruct in Latin
yanced To one thus qualified and Who will devote two a.
three hours OF his time daily their residence ample remu
nerston will be made. Address M. W. d, Washingtsa
post ONCE june 2A-eo8w
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AiLLIAkD 8 TnORINGTON,

hLLhAhD q THOklNGTON,
Attorneys and Counsers al L0D and Solicitors in Chan
Gerry, Montgomery, alabama
TINE UNDERSIGNED will be associated in the br.et;ce
from the list day Of June, 1851 They will attend faith.
fully to all business conded them in the Law and Chance
Courts OF Montgomery and the ascent Counties the S-
preme Court Of Aabama and in the United States Coura
HENRY w. billiard.
may sl-cp JACK THORINGTON.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT
LONDON, JUNE 10, 1851.

LONDON, JUNE IL, 1851.
We should not have single subject of domestic
interest If it were not for the Great Exhibition.
Parliament has had weeks recess on account of
Whitsuntide. 1t will re-assemble to-day, and the
members Of both Houses, having had the cobwebs
political weaving brushed from their mental eyes
by the genial influences Of nature, and the smoke
of the city blown from their corporal ones by the
healthy breezes Of the country, will, we trust, re-
turn to their legislative duties with clearer percep-
ton of their importance, and an increased power and
inclination to attend to them. Much Of the work
of the session has yet to be done. The supplies
have to be voted, after the estimates are agreed to
the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill has to be passed, if
the obstruction policy Of the Irish Brigade-who
have successfully demonstrated how small minor
ity may impede the progress Of legislation in body
where the exercise of the "previous question is
unknown, and where the French mode of pleading
" urgence" is not practised-wi ever allow it to
be passed. There is also the bill for the relief of
the Jews, the Smithfeld Market question, the bust
ness of supplying London with water, and number
less minor matters TO settle, which will abundantly
occupy Parliament until the lst of August, admit
ting perplexing question relative to the Foreign
Relations Of England should arise and the present
aspect of the Continent is far from giving assur-
ance that such will not be the case.
We need not look for stronger evidence of the
comparative ease in which the mass of the popula-
ton Of London and its snvrons living than the fol-
lowing statement Of the numbers Of HOLIDAY people who
sought for within the metropolis Monday last
Whit-Monday is always general HOLIDAY, but do not
think there anniversary Of that day upon record which
mentions great number of ghseers as were in motion
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10
Machine for Praying.

Some tribes Of Tariars use o machine
called Manis for making their prayers.
1t is o neat little machine Ende Of wood,
OF iron, or copper cylinders filed with
long, but narrow roll Of pnper or cloth
on which their idols or symbols are paint
ed, and, below, prayers, either printed or
written, 10 the Thibetian character-about
two inches in diameter and three inches
long. ltmoses on points like horizon.
tai wheel, and in small string is kind
Of iron or brass frame attached TO the
wheel to make it swing nicely. Not only
The Buddhist clergy, but also any Of the
laity who feel inclined TO do so, use this
wheel. Those who are too poor. buy at
least the pray era without the wheel, and
carry the roll Of paper on which they are
written or painted, from a wood block on
their chest sewn in rng A part Of the
Lamas procure their subsistence from wri.
ting or printing these prayers or sacred
sentences. In Upper Kanhawa they have
very big manis in their temples which one
man turns round by q handle. The peo
pie have such Manis or prayer wheels
built even in small streams close to their
houses, so that the water, by turning the
wheel, performs the necessary prayers for
them. .a.s,s ..-.7.s.s EIs1a ~ .s5s-sz =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10
Canning Trick.

In France, all things eatable pay duty
on passing the city gale TO market. The
Nsw YORK. Mirror tells a capital story OF
trick devised by q butcher 70 evaae the
law Being suspected Of having paid for
one hog, and brought in two, he was fol.
low ed 8, Il Q police. They were close on
his heels, bat when they entered, they
found bin entirely absorbed in rocking a
crudle and singing luilabv--the infan.
c,refully curinint e. ON the light The
officer requested him 70 leave his singing,
and accompany the men in search of the
premises. .sr,.t=,~.. a-srst e7 g ~
/ If you will ST, by the erndle Of my sick
child, | will' said the hatcher mournfully;
but my wife has gone for medicine, and
the iule one must be kept from waking
I Bye-bye--lullaby!' Gle went on sing.
ing till the officer seated himself .Tnke
ire you don't rock SO hard as to jolt open
the curtain!' he added, for the light will
wake him in on ins,an,!A azst .z'es=. ssz
The cradle was carefully rocked and the
infant slept till the butcher returned lie
took his place again, singing very softly,
! and nodded sadly to The officer and his men
as they took their leave on the mcst consid
crate iiptoe-removing the pork from the
cradle immediately after their departure!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10
STOVES.

Tin. Copper & sliect-IrOn Ware.
THE subscriber has OH hand large and
l. general assortment of Stoves, Of the
most approved and convenient patterns,
such as - q y f<l1
Cobb's improrsd Heraied Oren, Wester,.
Economical, Premiums, Self Reg
-. ID s ulafors, &c. &c. ,aa as4 (
which he will sell littic lower than any
other establishment in this section of coun-
try. for Cash or Ready Pay. 5s b.
He also has on hand an excellent assort-
ment Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
Stove-pipe and Stove Trimmings, all of
which he will sell very low, for cash or ap
proved country produce at his stand a few
doors east of Gillett's Store. Ware ofeve
ry description manufactured to order, and
Job Work done on the shortest notice.
sfs st-'t <7a=.ss@ ~ G.. A. PlTKtN.
Ravenna, June ie, 1919. eIItf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10
Ravenna, July Llaso. z.e...
TO THE SICK.

TUST received, supply Of s. s. Pitches
J Medicines. consisting of Pulmonary
Balsam. Depurtive Syrup. Pectoral Ex>
thartic Pills. Cough Pills. Catarrh Snuff,
Heart Correc;or, IIumor Corrector, Pulmo-
nary Liniment, Neryine Tonic Wash, Ants
mucus Mixture, Gravel Specific. Pile 0int.
ment, vermifuge, Drops for Dyspeptic vom.
i,ing, Anti.Dyspeptic Mixture. Female Spe-
cific, Female Pllls, Female Restorative, Pull
monary Succedaneum, Pills FOR Diarrhea. or
Bleeding Lungs, and Liniment for Neural>
gia. Rheumatism, BE. X. BARD.
Rayenna, July 1, 1850. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10
DERBY. SIS h7e i'a9 P. II
COMPREHENSIVE.

I,HE subscribers would respectfully an
Il nounce to the citizens of Rayenna and
vicinity that they have entered into CO.
partnership in the Tailoring business and
intend TO do work in the latest style or any
style 10 suit their customers. Those who
favor them with their patronage shall have
their work done to suit and to fl. All or
ders attended to on short notice aud as rea.
sonable a can be done in town. Cutting
done at all times. Call and try US.
&c Shop directly over DR.. Swift's Drug
Store.s5h NalHs " DERBY g. LINN.
Ravenna. Dec. o, 1850. -fEs5a-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10
c ARR Ia G E S, A ND
CARNAGE Tksm MFNGH.

Md. CLARK & CO., will keep con
lN etantIy on hand, Canisses Of all
kinda. Also Carriage Trimmings, such as
Top and Patent Leather, Carriage. Laces,
Rubber Cloth, Brass and Silver Plated
Bands, Maleable Wrenches, Nut washers
rop Irons, SC, &c., which they will sol
as. cheap as the cheapest. 81
Shop on Main street, East of The fOb.ic
Square,. 5z q s
N. BAH work warranted.
,Rayennn. Oct. II, l84s. :, -,.,zsye IS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10
1850.
FAN and Winter Goods.
ROVELL & Co.,

aa ~t,. ROWELL j. Co.,
TTAVE been receiving for the last four
III weeks, their Fail and Winter Stock
OF Goods, which is now nearly complete,
and having had an extensive addition made
TO ter Store during the psst Summer
which now makes it tho largest and most
convenient in town, and they hesitate not
to say that it is as well filed with gener>
al variety of Goods as can be found ia the
county, and as they still adhere 10 their old
motto sl, 1898
Large Sales, Small Profits & Ready Pay
all persons wishing good articles at Low
PRICES will find 1t greatly to their ad-
vantage to call before purchasing. Their
Stocs consists IN part as follows:
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.
French Blk Olive and Brown Broadcloths,
English do do do do
German aud American do -:
English and American Beaver Cloths for
Over Goats, -ssaE - 81
French Black Zoe Skins and Cassimeres,
Fancy Cassilneres of every description,
Satmets. Tweeds. Jeans aud Hard times,
VEsTINGs.
Plain and Fig'd. Grenadine aad Barothea
Plain and Fig d. Satin vestings,
do do Worsted do i s-z-
LADIES DRESS GOODS. zsrs
French Meriuoes, variety of colors,
Naples Lus,res do do
Mohair do - itt t@sz's
f.aknn Mixturee, .--..sls-
Silk Warp Aipacas,
Fig'd. and Changable A'p,cas,
D. 70 ,o,,tto (rJnths nil colOrs '
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10
Matthew's Daguerrean Rooms

Matthew'S Daguerrean Rooms
Will be closed soon for some time A fine Like
ness of a worthy friend is Of great value; RE-
COLLECT THAT! ~ go EEz Sos
Think not these portraits, by the sunlight made,
SHAPES though they are, will like shadow fade
No-when the lip Of flesh in dust shall lie,
When Deaths grey film e'erspreads the beam
II ing eye, q "a Es'7E. La = zT'z
These life-like pictures. mocking atdecay,
Will still be fresh and vivid as to-day.-IilLL.
December 49, 1850. -. -s==z
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AGENCY OF

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DR.. S. s. Fitch'S Celebrated Medicines,
Used by him with such distinguished q success
Sszszs In the cure Of 3D. :
Coughs, Comsamptios', Cotarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorr-
hea, Piles, Female Complaints,
sa eEazzs &c. &c. eE faf He&
Also, DR.. S. S. Etch's Abdominal Sup
porters, Shoulder Braces, Inhaling
Tubes, and Lectures on Con-
= sumption, and the art Of ,.
preserving Life and
xz-~ Health to Old Age, ,es
&c. &c. @
leOdOlpBus Bard has been appointed
Agent for The sale Of the above Goods. and
will keep them constantly on hand at his
Recorders office in Ravenna, only agent fol
Portage C"nnty, Ohio.
nfDr. Fitch's sGUiDE Book TO INvALIDs
and Directions for Promoting Health, ant
Instructions to Mothers, in the Manag yemen
of Children" may be had, gratuitously, BY
calling for it at his residence as above. Al
extremely valuable Book.
r.. BARD.