Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-26
ArriyaI.of the Asia.

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Nicholas Increasing his Army.--TelI
!. Thousand Troops for Constantine
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NEw YoRK, October l9.-The steamer Asia
which left Liverpool on the 9th, arrived at P.
M.ss
: The Franklin arrived at Cowes on the 9th in.
slant.
LrvERpooL MARKEr.-Richardson & Bro. IS
Circular says wheat was not generally offered un-
der the prices of the day, but extra lots sold
at ld@2d lower, to clear them from the wharf.
TLouR.-Trade participated in the want of de-
mand for more description, and low and heated is
lower.
change in its value.
OATs.--In good supply at Tuesdays prices.
WHEAT-We quote white wheat at 10s@ los
I'D for fine; Baltimore. Philadelphia and Ohio No.
Lat 33s@35s6d; Canadian sss6d; sour 27s@29s
@3os.
BEEr-Saes small.
PoRK.-Only best qualities holding now.
FIsH-Is likely to open higher demand.
In BACON and shoulders very little doing.
LARD.-No sales on the spot; sales of spring
dealing at 52s
CoTToH. Depressed. Sales of the week &c.
600 bales.
English funds have improved in regard to Amer
ican securities. Barring & Bros say we have no
transactions to notice.
A letter from Smyrna, dated Sept. I'd, states
that Martin Koszta had sailed on that day for the
United States
The Sultan had not signed the declaration of
war, although the Grand Council had voted for
war.
The grounds for supposing that the Sultan had
not signedthe declaration is. that previous to de-
claring war the Sultan submits, matter of
form, to the opinion or sanction OF Skeikullam,
the decision of the Divan, and the formalites re-
Iure delay Of some days
The dispatch which has caused so much excite
,ment, stated that the Sultan signed the declara-
ton the same day twas voted
The Paris correspondent OF the Times, OF FRI
day evening says it has received confirmation Of
the report that the Sultan had declared against
Russia ON the 26th OF September.
A Paris correspondent of the London Morning
Post, says,a dispatch from Vienna states that the
Sultan had fixed four weeks in which Russia
shall eVacuate the Principaties.
Many rumors were current--ail, however,
doubtful
General ConoFert will GO with 10000 troops to
Constantinople.
The French and English will occupy the forts
efthe Rosphorus, and the combined fleets will
reach Constantinople on the 7th. 1t is authen-
tically stated that the Gar at Olmutz declared
his strong wish for peace. Nothing is really
known with certainty.
The bank OF France raised the rate of interest
TO 4 per cent; the bank of Prussia to per cent;
the bank Of Warsaw to per cent.
) MIR. Soule had arrived on the 30th ult., at Mad
rid.
The Ship Anna Jane, of Quebec, with valua-
BILE cargo and 400 souls, was wrecked on the
24th, of Hebrides, and 400 persons perished.
The Paris Patrie contradicts officially that the
Sultan had signed the declaration OF war.
The council merely resolved that no more con-
cessions could be nude, and preparations for war
must be Carried on with increased energy.
The cholera committing great ravages
among the Russian troops on the Danube.
Before Nicholas lett Omutz he sent courier
TO ST. Petersburgh, with orders to raise new
levy Of troops.
A corps of 200 troops was to leave Toulon
to reinforce the French army in Rome.
The French and English Govern ments have
declared, to the Russian Government that they
have resolved to sustain the Sovereignty OF the
Sultan aud the integrity OF Turkey.
A cabinet council of British Ministers to
be held on the 7th, to take into consideration the
alarming conation OF Turkish affairs.
There was also rumor that Parliament would
be summoned Immediately, but this was doubtful
Com. Sugleford had returned without news o
Sir John Franklin.
Commander McClares has accomplished the
North West passage; in the investigation having
entered Bhering's Straits and came out Davis
Straits. He reports great discoveries of cope
in the Artic regions.