Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-19
STILL LATER FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE ARTIC.


| Breadstufs still Aduancing-I Important N:ps from
the Btact Sea-A Battle Erpected-IHe Eng
| lish and Rassian FcetS coming t,gether-Omar
| driven from the east Side of the Daaube-The
Greek Reuolution-Discussion Of the Eastern
N'nr-Ihe Neutrality Question.
New YoRK, April l7-lO A. NJ.
| The Artic arrived yesterday morning ..'
| LIVERPOOL MARKET, April Ave quote ad-
vance from rates of Friday ld@3d per ~ lbs. on
Wheat and Cd per bbl, on flour. b..
| Indian Corn, more inquiry for, and show Ct
samples being much less than expected from nu-
meruus arrivals. An advance OF fully Is I'D anG
2s per gu arter was established.
| Oats in fair demand, at Id and I'd per pound
advance. .....
ovisions---Bacon arrives freely and decline
of to 2s yielded. Lard neglected, at the de-
cline last quoted. Tallow needed at 2@3s.
Breadstuffs. Further Improvement in -four has
been established, and demand slackcned at ad-
vance. Wheat has become very irregular, and
must be quoted fully Cd cheaper Indian Corn
had receded to 4Os, but to-day had recovered q
of decline.
Brown, Shpley, g. Co.'S, Circular Of the 4th
says since date OF last Circular we have to report
dull and stupid Cotton market,
Wheat has farther vanced 81 per 70 lbs, and
Is per Dbl, on flour. which has farther checked the
demand. Indian Corn has given way Is Cd pei
bushel. More doing ut decline. s..s
The news from the lower Danube is highly i'm
portant. The Russians had seized nearly the
whole of Dodrugcsch, and about $4,000 OF the
Czar's soldiers occupied the territory between
Trajana wall and the Danube.
Omar Pacha, with large force, was concentra
| ting for an attack on Karasu and Siliestria.
/ According to the Trieste Gazette, the Pacha o
Persia has determined on observing neutrality.
Adyices from Odessa of March 25th, mention
that the entire Russian fleet have lett Sebasta
pool, and it is believed, to attack Varina.
Sir james Graham stated in parliament on tht
Sd inst, that the allied fleets had left the Bospho
rus for Varina. .,a. .a
| It was positively asserted that four thousant
Russiuns from Sebastapool had been landed, ant
| had taken possession of the Island OF TuneVez
below Tultcha. .....-
4 There were the usual rumors Of treachery or
part OF Turkish commanders Of the different for.
tresses that have fallen into the hands OF thu
Russians. 1 tt-.N ~ .t1
The Russians are raising all the fortresses ii
the Dobrudschi.
A new levy of 10000 men is about TO De made
in France. ..,.. ,,-..-.o
i The Asia arrived out on the Sd inst. Or
i Wednesday, the 4th, the Niagara sailed from Llv
erpool with SSth regiment for the East.
! The GoldenAge reached King Georges Sound
Australia, i'm 81 days, including 10 days detention a
st. Vincent and the Cape.
The steamship Glasgow, from New York, ar
rived at Greenock, at o'clock on lst inst
No fewer than fifteen packet ships, amounting
to 10000 tons, are at this moment fitting up a
Liverpool to convey troops to the East Az
On Monday, April Sd, both houses assembled
for the purpose of presenting to the Queen al
address in reply to her speech notifying the state
Of war with Russia. PROFESSIONS were formed
one Of the Lords and the other Of the Commons
and proceeded to Buckingham Palace to assure
the crown of the cordial support of all the depart
ments OF the Government. .'a' #,ia
1 The case of the Black Warrior had at'r .cted
! some attention in the House Of Commois. 81.
i Mr. Hutchins asked Lord John Russell wheth.
| er t6e Government had authorized Mr.. Campton
to act in the matterin behalf Of the Spanish gov.
lernnent. Lord John Russell merely replied
that a communication had been sent to the Uni
ted States On the subject, no information had yet
fbsen received In return from Mr.. Campton and
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