Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-02-22

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Arrival of Gs Canado--Deaiae N Brssaaps-
TIE 0aesas Speeek4<Exs Eastern Qssstsos-
Posilioa of ,EnglGn3 o,3 FfGnos--War DsS.
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Nkw YosK. FEB. IL
The steamship Canada, aFrived at Halifax Ies-
terday afternoon, with dates up % the - iast,
being four days later than by The Amerlaa; -.
coMMERcIxt INTIIEfGRncE.
The sales Of Cotte9 for the Weektqt hgeiPcCL,
reach $4,000. baIs 'Milligau Qaotes Orleans
fair Gid, middlng do SD, upland tair sts Dc mid
w TWsstsrn Canal FlO6fI i Au1tsd St4ss4 swS-
tern yellow Corn, sos. and mix6t sic. sfi
Lard is unchanged, with a moderate hnsiness
| The market for sBreadstuiis lips i been heavy
since the last reports, but improved at the close
Yet, on the week, all qualities have slightly de-
clined, say Is on Flour, and ID on Wheat The
ECorn market is firm. ., l-E, is yaqtssy sae
| Richardson quotes White Wheat at 12s Sd a
! I3s; Western Canal Flour 42s@ AS Cd; BaluT
more, Philadelphia and Ohio 4Ss, and extra-4Sa
Cd; White Corn 50@51s. =
49, Provisions are unchanged, with q moderate bus
mess at previous rates. Old Beef and Pork are:
dull, with more sellers than buyers. There have
been sales of Bacon to the home tfade, and the
market is firm. Shoulders are better. Hams
are poorly sustained. There were speculative
sales at 5Ss, but the nearest quotation is SOS, TO-
Consos sre quoted at 9Ok for money. Ameri-
can Securities are active, and prices are advance
ling U. s. fives, 1853, 100; do do 1865, 993; do
siXes 1862, l04@e 106; do do, 1868, bonds, 1854
a. lO95; do do, 1867 and 1868, stock, l0Sk k@1O94;
Pennsylvania ives, 1880; Ohio skies, 1870 and
1875, lO4@lO5. ...rsal =.
At Manchester, prices were unchanged, with a
limited business doing. s. eaeh
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, ~
Enulap1 iS ahout snndin1 n small stpnTpar
take soundings of the entrance to the Baltic, for
the fleets.
3 The allied fleets have returned to anchorage at
Beycos Bay, which caused much astonishment
Commodore Quecsaday has been appointed
!, Naval Commander at Huvanna.
Parliament was opened on the. 3lst The
, Queen delivered her speech in person. She
was much cheered on her way to the House, but
Prince Albert was occasionally hissed The
House was unusually full. The members Of tie
American delegation were not present. The
Queen alluded to the Eastern difficulty in terms
of regret, but said that exertons, in conjunction
with her allies, in favor of an umcable settlements
I would still be persevered in. Still, she thinks it
, necessary to make further augmentation OF the
4 nuvll and military Iorces, with view OF more
cfcctuay contributing to the restoration of peace,
: The revenue Of the past year, she says, has
been more than the expenses OF the Government.
q She refers TO the bill ordered to be framed for
f opening the coasting trade ofthe Kingdom to all
4 friendly nations and looks forward with satSiac-
ton to the removal of the last legislative rcstric-
ton on foreign shipping. 1.'
e debate ensued on the Eastern question, but
nothing ELECTED, excepting that all parties arc
: now awaiting the Czar's reply. .-,..... -. p,
The British army and navy are to be immedi-
ately increased The Queens proclamation to
: this effect is expected. &~7.4 "'
: The answer of England and France to the
: Czar's inquiries respecting the entry of the fleets
into the Black Sea, was delivered the LIST of Feb-
. ruary.
J. Count Or.off's mission to Vienna is said to be
to ask permission for the Russian forces to pass
h through Hungary 1t il reported that ii OrloR
!. fails, the Gar will visit Vienna in person.
There has been no change in affairs at Kalafa;.
. In Asia, Gen. Guyun was about to cross tho
c frontiers and attack Alexundrianope. .-.t
/ An untavorable reply was given in writing, to
J., the Cars inquiry respecting the fleets. The de-
parture OF the Russian Ministers from London and
. Paris was hourly look ed for 1t is reported that
orders have been sent to withdraw the French and
l. British ambass ldors from St. Petersburg.
q France will send 10000 men to Turkey, Eng,
land will send 10000 men, and pays half the to-
tai expenses of both countries.
. Funds are quiet and not much depressed.
IS Every thing now depends on the position taken
by Russia .s. ......t ..l.-u.s4 T
It 1t is reported that Austria and Prussia will co.
q operate with France and England, but ths ru.
NOR is doubted. ' -
!. Prince Napoleon has been sent to Belgium to
D. impress on the King the necessity of acting fairly
g with the allies of Turkey, as Belgium cannpt
" maintain neutrality without incurring the sis
o pleasure Of Fran .. The Prince also goes ON
d similar missions to the German courts. 'sdaa 1921"
l. The Swedish people have promptly granted
e supplies to put the country in complete state Of
IF defense. a..
# Orotf's interview with the Emperor OF Austria
II was BRIEF and is reported to have been unaatis-
n factory. The people arc more favorable to the
o Western alliance. J. .s,i .seg }.[- q III T.
). Colonel Dein sent By the French Government
e TO report the condition Of the Turkish army OIL
the Danube, pronounces it capable of Keeping the
Russians in check long time: but is deficient ih
cavalry. f4lqsoy 7l ;rt7 y day
Two French off, els have been sent to exsu,-
inc the Turkish Asiatic orces. &.
- There are current rumprs ofa naval engage
nent in the Black Sen, with the destruction OF tho
1t Russian fleet, but they need confirmation. s3s
If A portion of the Turkish feet has gone to Egypt
- with ship having on board $4,000 well trained
y troops, including regiment Ct heavy artillery,
l. and regiment ofrifemen.
IS The Russian regiments on guard are ordered to
g the Baltic Provinces by March lst. Ill. s.,4 3f P
- The Russian Vice. Commander Of Sebastopo
= has been cashiered for not preventing the Eng
10 lish frigate Reributon from enteiing that port.
Of Bell, the English engineer, has been realesed.
Is A council was held ut TIM Tuieries on the 3oth
ult, aud it is reported that it decided to send
: $4,000 troops, in four bodies to Turkey, nnder
{, the command of Generals Caurobut, MacMahorn,
II Pelissier and Bonsquet. ~ '6'5 }s'jssa 'a
rs Revolutionary hand bills have been circulated
at throughout Spain. The popular feeling isstrong-
, y against the Queen. w., .,s -,44., s,fsfy.,
- Great uneasiness exists throughout Northern
Up Italy, and an outbreak is probable. A pontifcal
or decree, which extends to April grants permission
II to import breadstufs and also gives forced curfen-