Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-12

: - Arabia xs@..s.A
@s@ eesss~ : aas<., -, NEw YoRR, October s.
The e9eamer Arabia arrived to-day, with Liv-
erpooi dates 10 the 26th. z
The aspect of Turkish affairs was more war
like.
L1vERrooI IMARKErs.-Cotton, the sales for
thesweek were $4,000 bales, Orleans fair So.
middling 81 upland fair 81, middling 81, demand
moderate; lower qualities have declined most.
The7sates on speculation were 1000 bales. and
3000 forexport. - - So. 60 = = =
J BreadstufsAMarket active and buoyant. The
weeks advance on -four is Is Sd, and on wheat
sd; dndian corn a4d. Western canal Flour 32s
6d@S3s;. PhiIadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio. 3ls.
White wheat 9sa @9s Sd; red and mixed IS Cd;
Indian corn. yellow and white, 39@40s.
-The aspectofthe Turkish difficulties is more
threatening than ever. The Turks are rolled to
Cooperation, and In their fanaticism, have even
called upon the Sultan to declare war abdicat
the throne Meantime the Great Powers are en-
deavoring to induce the Sultan to accept the orig
inal Vienna note, but Austria shows symptoms Of
backing out of.her alliance with France and Eng
land, TO side with Russia. This news his seri-
cnsly depressing Influence ON the money market
There 10 nothing else new, except that the
Spanish ministry hasFesigned.
The Arabia arrived at the dock at ten O'Clock,
with $50 passengers. She passed the Atlantic
on the 24thsSept:, exchanged signals at midnight
on the 28th, with steamer supposed to be the
Asia, and passed the Artic on the 4th, at 6 in the
morning: sl-st's s.'fzle5r
The steamer Hermann arrived off Southamp-
: ,ton,-on the 23d.. "
The Cholerais ravaging many towns and cities
of Eng land and ireland, and the north of Europe,
the deaths at New Castle, averaging 100 per day;
13esdeaths occurred at Stockholm on the 18th OF
Sept.aaAt Carlzeran there has been 932 deaths
out off, population of 1900. es
AT coHstantinopie incendiary placards continue
to be posted, and bitter feeling against England
is sengendefed among the Mnssemlns. Carica-
lures. of that country are freely circulated and
=, the general feeling at Constantnopie was that
the Sultan would make no further, concessions,
either to Russia or other powers. It was also ru.
niored that the dispute between the English and
French ministers had been revived, the French
minister insisting that the fleets should come up
to Constantinople; Lord Radcliffe objecting.
Dispatches from Vienna to the Goth confirm the
reports that Austria had backed out, and declines
to sanction the guarantee. in collective note,
against any further interference on the part of
Russia, between the Porte and its subjects
Another dispatch from Vienna states that instruc-
tions have been-sent. to the English and French
minister's, at Cosstantinople, urging the Porte to
accept the first note ~ y I s 'ts.s3
The Bey of Tunis has informed the Porte that
his contingent force was ready to take the field.
The money market at London is nonnaly un-
changed.
McHenry quotes the provision market with
ent any new feature.e= The government contract
for. beef is E6;l5s: CT. Pork; firm. Tallow
excited Corn sel1s at 40. Cotton: low qualities
1Iewer; middiing / 5@73