Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-02-23
FOREIGN MEMS.
Arrival Of the Steamship Canada.
NBw YoRK, Feb. Is

NBw YoRK, Feb. IL.
The steamer Canada arrived here this
morning.
ESeIAsn.-Intelligence from England
is devoid Of interest. be only great event
Of moment, is the opening OF Parliament,
which took place on the 2nd FEBRUARY.
A meeting was held at New Castle upon
TYNE on the 3oth, 10 take measures to form
volunteer rifle corps designed to repel IN
vasion.
The Royal artillery at Woolrich, were
medically inspected on the Soths and were
TO en,er on course of field duty in a few
days. The regiments which were quarter
ed al Portsmouth garrison had received Or
dess to send out additional recruiting par.
ties. Guns Of largercalibre than at present
are being mounted At Fort Aneierla.
FRAxos.-T This country is the scene ne q
coptinued agitation, on account Of the anti
. Orlsan;st decrees;;s and the public reproba-
,ion of tba measure Is as loudly expressed
as the Reign Of Terror viii permit.
The Constifutional, Of the 27th, announc-
ed the consequences of the detection of the
friends of 1bus Napoleon, and The shock
upon the public mind caused by the pro-
mitigation OF the DEGREES; and that the
President had determined to submit them
to the Senate and Legislative Assembly for
their approval; but La Patri, oil the goth
denied tAe statement on the government
authority, and on the same day the former
ioprnal was placed under censorship, on ao-
count OF the publication OF tho article.
II was represented in some quarters that
although the president would not rescind
or modify his DEGREES. he had promised in.
demsity to the Orleans family; but the
PREVALENT belief was that they would never be
executed 10 the extent mentioned. The tea-
,inony executors of Louis Philippe had
issued an opinion, signed by the most emin-
ent members Of ths Bar, declaring the de-
cree illegal.
The Monituer OF 29th, publishes M.
Fould's financial expo 9, showing the esti-
mated detict Tor the year 10 be twenty mill
liens. 1t was considered satisfactory on
the Bourse.
Mr.. Fould had refused to return to the
Office, unless extensiye modlfca'ions of the
Orleanist decree shold be made.
N. de Morney refused to remain IN 9th.
% ualess there should be material
change of the p liey.
FMS President gave grand dinner on
the goth inst ), to The English Minister, and
expressed great regret al the prev aience OF
belief iu England as to its warlike iaten-
tions. He said be had lived there long
enough to acquire respect for the people,
and be still had a greatmany friends t.'ere.
al. Deschanel, one of the PIof' ssors In
the University, has been exiled.
Al. Dupn's resignation did not appear
to surprise the President; but none oi tie
journals are permitted 10 publish it.
Prince Jeron Bonapaftc had been nom-
fpat.d President cf the Senate,and M. Mey-
nard Senator, first Vice Pesident. Pres,
idents of the ok Councils had also been ap-
pointed:
The Council begias its functions immedi-
ately; aud The Consulate Commission Is
dissolved.
fe TeTes Announces that 1000 addi-
tional poIi:ieai con lets would shortly be
shippedtta Algeria.
Ths Prsciae ent is said to havo claimed 36
million fraacs from tho Nepolitan Govern
men: as indemnity for lhe coniscated prop
sr:y oi Murat.
fsench tuads reports are goud, but feuds
subject then, TO cuasiderabie fluctuations
prlc.s rallied towards the close pf the week.
FsoM GApx cr. Coop HoPE.--The Stea-
msr Heilspont had arrived at Plymouth,
with dates 10 The 23ili December.
The war, a, the Cape, had made no adj
yances since the last Intelligence, owing TO
the iacemency OF the whether.
Thsre is nothing said of peace. The
Caffre chiefs demand independence, but Sir
Harry Smi h insists on the removal Of The
tribe 10 some country beyond the Rio. In
the meantime the Caffres continue their dep
rsdations. Fteqnent skirmishes are occur
ring, and many aie killed on both sides.