Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-29
Impor,ant Newsfrom Europe.

Imporsant News rom Europe.
War War tt-Aduance the Rasssan Forces
--Gonficting Ramovs
Nrw Yonr, June 81. 7p. NJ. The Humboldt
brings London papesst tie sth, and one hundred
and twenty five passengers. Among them is W.
C.. Bryant, of the Evening Posi-, and N. Brown,
late T. s. Consul at Rome.
The Rdlsic arrived out on the 7th making the
passage in a little over ten days.
The split in the English Cabinet, between Lord
Joh1 Russell and the Irish members holding
.of6ce;h been cleared up. Explanations had
.seen made between the three gentleman, Messrs..
Russell, Meagle, and satnaier, who have resigned
tho Offices; they have been flled and the Earl OF
Aherdean,s resignation had been withdrawn.
The weather was very fine for the growing
rs7,ss,. rho 1,u0eboht left, Commodore Vander-
>.,.,s rscht. North Star, was exciting great at
tention al southampton, ;,
The daily Ne,os states that the Mayor OF sou'n.
..mpton has brought before the municipality OF
that t city, the propriey Of some public manesta-
f;ona for Mr. Vanderbilt, on account of his having
hoanored Southampton BY his visit with his gigan'
tic steamship. az.
,rba ,at,rns of the Board Of Trade show, tna'
dnr;nor the month ending May 9th, that the Dai-
snca was :f2, sos, ,oes, over the corresponding a
mount in 1852. ...,.s,,,
t1The Earl Of Derby was installed as Chancellor
II the Oxford University, on the 7th INST
hssf,n,t fn the House of Commons, the income tax Dill
lh.d been read third time, and passed.
The imptrisonme nt Of colored British suo'ecl<
IN South Carolina was brought before the HOUSE
The British Mediterranean fieet had saiieo iIou
,ba'a ,be' Dardanelles, and the English Channel hee'
sh.a been ordered to the Mediterranean.
The French fleet had arrived in Bscay Bay
.rhe rumor was, that it was the intention OF tne
Emperor to make demonstration against iur
kew. 81 menacins and even crossing the front'er
.; tbat aetna hostilties would be avoided. by
diplomatic settlement of the question:
Teleeraphic dispatches from Vienna state Una
,ha Russian forces had already marched towards
Monrovia.
The 4th Infantry have also been ordered IRON
st. Petersburgh to proceed from warsaw, o'
forced marches, to Bassarayia, Russian frov
fnce adjoining Moravia. $. r -
8 The Egyptian. fleet, and an army OF so'oos
ma r,en were proceeding to the aid of the Sultan
Notwithstanding these ''sgns," it was gene
rally rally thought that peace would be proclaimed
The mediation of Prussia and Austria was ais'
spoken Of. ,n..;,
The latest news is that the Emperor OF Russi'
had dispatched courier to sConstantinopie, VIII
demand that Prince Menschikof' 3 last Propo
eaals should be accepted by the Porte within elgn
days. ..,.......s.
z. THE result Of this was most anxiously 'iooke
for. for.z..s...... -....s~ -. ~. =. ~
80 piedmont had sustained great loss in tn
death Of Count Malbo, President OF the Counc1
which took place on the Sd.
I.yrRpooL AND LONDON MARKET.-ln the Li'
erpool cotton market a fair business has pee
ia iiransacted at unchanged rates, although in som
cases parcels could be bought at Id lower.
Wheat had advanced in Liverpool Id, and hot
ad, since the, departure Of the Asia.
In the Mark Lane corn market, London, on tn
9th. English wheat was freely cleared of at
- ner ouaTter advance; foreign from Is to 2s.
Nothing but the fear of greatly decreased SUI
plies from the Baltic the Mediterranean. franc
and America, prompted rapid rise in price.
Floating .cargoes were sold for materially el
HANGED rates. American -four in good demand
il cd y Dbl advance. ..,ze..
The London market quiet and funds improving
MANCHESTER purchasers indsposed to act.
:. Market extremely high at Birmingham
iron trade dull; trade generally active
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