Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the America.

NEw YoRK, Feb. ls.
Tho America arrived at Halifax this morning
with Liverpool dates to the 9th.
Bresdstuffs- Canal flour 25s; Ohio 25s; Corn
yellow sss; rather dearer
Lard-92s.
The money market is tight.
The America left Liverpool at half past four on
Saturday evening.
s A great reform Banquet was held at Manehes-
ter on the Sd. George Wilson presided. Many
members of Parliament were present. Mr.. Cob
den, in his speech, offered to bet f1o00 against
Is that Napoleon would never invade England
William Drotherton took the bet, and bound
Golden over in legal bond to the full amount.
The Queen of Spain proposes to present the
Enpress with an Imperial Crown, and the Dutch
ess of Aloa sends an offering of eight beautiful
eAndalpsian horses.
Paris has resumed its wonted quietness. The
Emperor and Empress remain at St. Cloud. The
ministers each are giving, in turn tetes in honor
of the married couple. They commence house.
hesping in magnificent style. The Empress has
devoted large sums to charity. The Emperor pro-
poses purchasing, out of his private funds, the
diamond necklace, valued at 600 900 francs, which
the Empress declined to receive from the city of
Paris. He proposes building palace at Mar
settles, and it is said, also, one at each of the
principal towns in France, residing in each alter
nately; commencing next summer at Versailles.
The Coronation takes place in May ifnot sooner.
The opinion is universal that the ministry will be
modified, and that of the present cabinet, only
the ducal minister of Marine and Fould. minister
of State, will remain. These changes are look
ed for To-day.
"A letter expressing the opinion that an Euro
pean war is inevitable, has been circulated in le
giimate circles; it purports to have come from a
high quarter, but its authority is questioned.
The Emperor has bestowed first class medal
on Jean Douse, of New Foundland, for saving
the lives of several French sailors.
The London Morning Advertiser says, packet
of 80 letters was stolen from the Emperor's pri-
vate apartments, suspicion rested on Mrs. How
ard, and letters which implicate some of the first
men in France, is theughtto be in possession of
the Empress. Asreward of 100000 francs has
been offered for their recovery.
AUsTEIA.-The marriage has caused a sensa-
ton at Vienna. Great offence has been taken at
the use Of the word Briguer" in reference to
Austria's share in the marriage of Napoleon ].
The Augsburg Gazette publishes dispatches
from Berlin stating that in the recognition of the
Elaperor. Prussia and Austria will emphatically
cali for the observance of the existing treaties and
the maintenance Of the present territorial limits
in Europe.
Large bodies Of Russian troops are moving to-
wards the Turkish frontiers. The Montenegros
were progressing in the night to make an attack
on Omar Pacha. The mountaneers took so hor-
ses and 300 head of cattle, on the 10th ult. In
the South and East the Montsnegros were ycto-
rious, but were very hard pressed in the North,
the odds being too great. They hope, however,
for ultimate success. Austria has given permis-
sion to all unarned fugitives to cross the 'front.'
iers.
LATER-The Turkish troops have entered Hon
tensgro through defle at ostregta.
Abdel Kader had private interview with the
Sultan.