Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-27
Latest from Europe--Arrivsal of sEl'
Steamer Arctic.

New YORK, July 23.-The Arctic arrived here
this evening, bringing Liverpool dates up to the
53th inst.
The news is full of interest Count Nessel-
rode issued new circular, more impudent than
..he- last claiming that Russia occupies the prn-
cipalities. because the French and English ffects
.seeuay the Turkish waters, and hints cea rly
that the Russians will refuse all cancellations
until the fleets are Withdrawn; yet neverth -less,
expressing willingness on the part OF RUSSIA to
.evacuate the principalites when her demands, are
fully granted. This note has partially opened
the eyes of the European public, who see the
necessity of bringing matters to settlement
the object Of Russia being merely to gain time
and render her position impregnable. Though
scarcely admitting the possibility OF war, pub
lie opinion begins to press for something decisive.
The public are continually amused by des-
patches of pacific tendency, the latest implying
that France and England had last week forward
ed ID st. Petersburg moderate note of conces-
sions on both sides, to end the matter. An an
swer was expected in about r week from the lItl'
of July, and till this shall be received, all is
guessing.
The Bourse keeps pretty firm, which is a good
eign.
FRAHeE--The plot against Napoleon's life at
the Opera is more serious than had at first been
supposed. The conspiracy has been unraveled,
and some prisoners are on trial.
The people are warned by advertisement
culation.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT IF AUTHENTIc.--lt is said
that M. Bruck the Austrian envoy to CONSTANT
nople, instead of being chargedwith conciliato-
nv mission, has made an imperative demand on
Turkey for all concessions previously refused to
Luningen's mission.
The Arctic brings 40 passengers, and among
them Senior Herrera, late minister from Peru to
Rome, Mrs. T. Fl. Meagher and Thos. Meagher
Latest from the London Times of 18th inst
The French minister Of war is asserted to have
addressed the President of the Chamber of Com
nerce, at Nantz, in the following strain: ssWe
not bent on making war, but if the Emperor,
to whom the honor of his government is dearer
than all, should think that the national honor ex-
acts war, he will certainly not recoil from the
necessity.
VIENNA, July 1Ith.-Troops are about to be
concentrated near Peterwarder, in protection of
thefrontiers.
1t is ssaid that the Porte will publish procla-
nation in reply to the Emperor of Russia, setting
forth all the injustice suffered from Russia since
above century.
The Dvan OF Moldovia met on the 27th of June,
when its first act was to vote an address of devo-
tioD to the Gear.
An army of 80 900 men is to occupy the princi-
p palities. Contracts for ratons have been con-
cluded for 8 months.
SMYRFA.--Advices from Smyrna of the 29th
state that the Captain of an American frigate has
laid his vessel close to an Austrian brig, board
of which the Hungarian, COL Costa, is imprison-
cd and declared that he would oppose the removal
Of the prisoner to Trieste. The U. s. Minister
claims Costa, on the plea that he is an American
citizen.
81 Iii this matter, the captain of the u S. frigate
st. Louis, behaved gallantly, and demanded to
have the prisoner delivered up to the protection Of
the United States.