Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-01

Lays Later:
HALIFAX, Nov. 25.
The steamship ASIA, from Liverpool,
with daes /, tre Is b inst, arrived this
morniu z at 8 o'clock. She brings o5 pas.
Q rgers.
ENcLANp -7'heEnglish papers continue
10 be filled with accounts o! the triumphant
progress OF X ssulh. He is everywhere
receiving unprecedented manifestations of
admiration end affection. lie attended the
Polish and Hung rim Ball At Gulldhall,
London. On The evening Of 18Th, where he
me, the Lord Mayor and q large number
of distinguished persons.
The steamship Duncrarra, belonging to
the Yves, lndn line, while on her way
from Bristol TO Glasgow 10 receive her en-
CINE, stranded, and has been abundoned.-
She was insured for fls. 600.
The submarine telegraph between Eng.
iand and France is now in full operation.
The inquiry relative TO the conduct oil
Mr.. Ramshaw, Judge of Liverpool county
Court, is not yet terminated.
The b. itsh exports To the colonies in.
creast d las, yenr over l649, ls per cent.
he exports Of The United States for The
same time increased % per cent.
In the British shipping thero has been
an increase in the entries inwards of 22l,-
coo tons and in the entries outward Of l5O,-
600 tons.
Owing to the many pressing engage.
menls of kossuth, which hod absorbed all
his time and greatly worn him, he would
not sail for the United States until the goth
ns, in The Humboldt.
I he New Zealand and Sydney steamer
Of the l6.h OF Angus, brought Ell ,0OO in
gold, and The value Of E26, ,000in diamonds,
from the newly discovered mines.
1t is reported lba, in Frederick Valley
the miners are reoping rich harves,s, find.
ing lumts Of gold Of ael2 or ETA value.-
Two men had produced $3.50 worth OF
gold in two days. The gold is found in
large quartz veins.
IRELAND The Catholic clergy, from
bishops 10 curates, ore particularly busy in
spiritual and temporal matters. They are
making regular onslaugh. on the Free
Mnso,.s; determined opposition to the na-
lionni system OF educalioD; and finally are
preparing plan Of operation for agitation
in Parliament against the Ministry early in
the session, in which they hope 10 tie sue
cessful.
FRAScE The second reaGihg Of the
new election law took plnce in the Nation
al Assembly on Thursday, when it was
lest, by majority Of II against it Not
wi:hs.anding this second defeat Of the Min
is!ry everything remained quiet in Paris,
and no extreme agitation was likely TO be
attempted by tie Mountain until Lear the
general election, when the strength Of par
lies will be cxer.ad to tho utmost.
SPAIN The nccrouchment Of the
Queen is daily expected. Arrangements
have been made to transmit the sex OF her
heir by signal lights.
A bill has been introduced into the Span
ish Cortez, proposing the reduction Of The
customs.
GERMANY King Of Hanover was
barely alive on the l0sh inst, aud his death
was hourly expected
Accounts from New South Wales 10
the 18th OF August give most fiattering rep,
re,eniaiions of the quantity and quality OF
The gold country abou, Bathurst. Sidney
was nearly deserted. The receipts Of the
principal towns average 100000 10 .e25,-
900 weekly.
EGypr.-Accoun,s from Alexandra 10
the 2s,h ult.. state that Abba Pnsha had
received from Constantinople the consen, OF
the Porte TO The construction Of a railroad
over the Islhmus of Suez