Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
Latest frolal Europee,.

ArrfUal of the lSyeaner Washimgton.
New YoRK, August 4.
The steamer Washington arrived to-day, with
IA passengers. She brings Liverpool dates to
the goth of July. s -
Confidence in the maintenance Of peace is in
creasing in Paris and London
The reply of. Russia to the joint representation
of France and England, is expected in London
about the 22d. @s
The Baltic arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday
The Niagara on Sunday the l1th.
The Turkish news is more pacific.
In China, on the 14th of May, the insurgents
had raised the banner of Christianity. They had
possession of Nankin, where the protestant wor-
ship was recognised.
L1yRRpooL rs-Cotton-The sales were
$4,000 bales. The sales for the last three days
were &c, 900 bales, of whish 5000 were to specu-
lators, and 5000 for export. The demand was
active; no change in prices.
Trade in Manchester had slightly improved
since the last report.
Breadstuffs--The demand was active; no
change in prices, market firm.
A dispatch from Constantinople says, that Eng
land, France and Germany have agreed upon a
to Turkey and Russia.
The head quarters of the Russian army, is es-
tablished at Bucharest. Eighty thousand troops
were encamped in the envrens.
A large body of troops were still marching
South. Seventy-two guns of heavy calibre ar
rived at Jassy on the 9th of July.
st. Petersburg dates to the 9th of July, states
that one proposition for compromise had reached
the Russian cabinet, which had indicated desire
to negotiate.
Telegraphic accounts from Constantnople dat
ed July 9th, state that a ministerial crisis was
feared in consequence of a Russian invasion of
the principalities. A pacific solution was, how
ever, expected, but there was no cessation of the
arrival of ornaments. The commandments of the
ports of the Dardenelles had orders to permit the
passage of British and French ships, at any mo-
ment.
A formidable conspiracy against the life of the
Sultan by the Imamus, a fanatical party has been
discovered, fifteen leaders of which have been
bow-stringed. The object was to depose the Sui
tan, to favor his brother, and to declare war
against Russia.
Negotiations are still progressing in the Hun
garian refugee affair.
The latest account states that the Austrian and
American corvettes had determined to fight, and
had actually cleared decks for action, when the
British and French Consuls interfered and pre-
vented the the threatened hostilities. 1t was
afterwards arranged that Kosta should be given to
the French Consul until the French and Austrian
ministers at Constantinople should settle the af-
fair Kosta was afterwards landed in chains and
escorted by Austrian marines to the French Con-
sulate's Office.
CH1SA-The rebels have circulated extensive
" translated edition of the bible, which has
created an Immense excitement, which seems
likely to lead to the total destruction of the Tar
tarrace. Narl;;n is represented as in state of
run and the wole district is in state of anarchy.
The rebels are preparing to march upon Pekin
as soon as they receive expected reinforcements
from the South.
The commander ofthe British steamer Hermes
has returned from expedition to the seat of the
rebels, where he had explained the neutral posi-
tion of the foreign powers. The insurgents have
adopted the Protestant form of worship, recogniz-
ing Jesus Christ as the savior. the Trinity, and
Ten Commandments.
In fhe House of Lords on the 18th Lord Clar-
endon stated that answer, in entire conformity
with the note published by the French Govern.
ment, had been returned to the last diplomatic
note of Count Nesselude
PARIS, July 19.-The funds experienced de-
cline. Three y cents closed 78 Is, and A p
cents l02 SO.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-On Tuesday eve
ming the funds opened faYorably, and advanced a
during the day, closing buoyant at ssS@98a
Russian funds are quoted at advance
BREADsrUFFs.-The wet and stormy wealth
er caused a rise in the markets. English Wheat
2s@3s. y quarter; foreign Wheat Is. higher
American Flour has advanced Is. Corn held
with increased firmness, in consequence of the
unfavorable accounts of the Potato crop.
McHenry quotes Flour and Wheat as active at
the extreme prices of last week. Corn unchang
ed. Lard, steady. The better sorts of Bacon
dearer and in good request.
Richardson & Brothers Circular Of the 10Th
represens the weather as fine. Sales of Whea
limited. Fresh Pennsylvania white higher, hav
ing advanced 3d.. Flour, the advance not con
ceded. Oats I'D dearer.