Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-01
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.

ARRIVAL Of THE STEAMER EUROPA.
No reply from the C;Gr--TRe Greek conspiracy
crushed-Nicholas Sick--ERglish troops sailed
for the Mediterranedn-France in feUer--
Another Turkish 1riumph--The Turkish army
Increasing rdpidtg-Ldter netcs from CHING
ShdD9hae IErned-Democrdtic reror in Spain.
New York, Feb: 25-SA. NJ.
The Europa arrived this morning.
LIVERPOOL MARKET T.-Breadstuffs-Duln be-
fore noticed in Breadstuffs continued to prevail,
demand being confined to the immediate wants.
Wheat-Must be called on week Id per 70
bs. lower.
Flour-ls@1s Cd lower. p, I'd,
Indian Corn-Limited demand; Is lower on
week. A few sales Indian meal made at 23s ol
the 10th.
Rather more doing in al articles, and prices
! firm at the decline. ... ...
RICHARDSON Brothers & Co, quote American
! fine white wheat at l2s Sd@9d, and l2s 4d@13s
Cd. Canadian at lis l0d@l2s Adj Western No
l Flour at 4ls@lls Cd Ohio, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia, 42s@42s Sd. Indian Corn, white,
(. 49s@49s cd, yellow, ASS 4d@49s. n
Provisions Gardiner & Co, quote Beef steady,
quiet demand, and full prices Stocks much re-
duced. Pork, generally firm, and some American
parcels clear out at low figures. New Bacon
sells readily as landed. To old speculative de-
papd has advanced prices ls@2s. Lard on the
spot scarce sold only 57s@5Ss. Cheese scarce;
full sales for fine. Tallow firm at 62s@64s Sd.
LIVERPOOL Saturday morning.-Paris Bourse
closed firm yesterday without much business
Three So, 90; four and four and half 80, 81.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg have been re-
ceived in Paris to Feb. lst .,a.s.. ...s gu. ..
Excitement very great. War party enthusi-
astic ... "a ...-.r.... ,-'. ........ ....
LONDON Saturday. Three battalions of guards
with two regiments of the line are under orders
to embark on the 10Th for the Mediterranean.
Whole number of British troops to be des-
patched is 10000, but as many more will be held
in readiness. .....s. ....-..
Twenty ships Of the largest tonnage will be
required to convey troops and supplies.
Government had taken the Oriental Company
steamers Himalya, Ripon and Manila.
ST. PETERsBURGH, 2.-=Several purchases of
talloW indicate that there are some operatives
who still doubt the probability of blockade.
MARsEILLEs.-Co decline in wheat
fifty or sixty ship loads about to be sent to Eng
land .a.ar',. l.s.4. Ha
LoNDoN.-Consols on Friday evening closed
steady 81 8-4a9l rs. . v..r. t.l.EE a
The Cunard Company steamers are chartered
by Government for carrying troops to Turkey.
There is not much actual news. Matters re-
main precisely as before. g- ..-......
No reply received as yet from the Gar to the
final ultimative of France and England. H .--
Count Orloff left Vienna on the 9th for st. Pc
tersburgh. His mission has failed. ..,..
Ramificatons of the Greek conspiracy have
been discovered widely throughout Turkey and
crushed. .......-, .,.;.r. ELL, .- ...-.......
! On the Danube there had been rather a severe
encounter near Giorgova without any result
Another attack on Kalafat was daily looked
for Omar had recovered from his sickness. 4.
The army on the Danube is in good health and
spirits. alaf rl teaeg> E,4.-. >. .a.
I Nothing new from Asia. Gen. Guion was pop
ular and had re-organized the army.
The allied fleets were Immediately to re-enter
the Black Sea. .l.' % -" -.. %9,' .5 f.. ,""a
The ambassadors were much dissatisfied with
the return of the fleets to the Bosphorus. Foo
Emperor of Russia is sick and had not been
seen for some days. -
) A change is reported in the Russian cabinet.
Mohammed Ali, the Sultan's brother-in-law, is
reported to be superseded by Risa Pacha and
Ashel Pacha succeeds Risa as Capt. Pacha
Britain aud France continue their armaments
on large scale. i. ,.,.4.,.,..s ..s..
The ship w. II. Dacis, from Liverpool for
New Orleans, was totally lost, Jan. 81, on Island
Barra, West Scotland. All hands, except the
steward, lost. .... rts ,,5 .o .,.. ...s.as,5s,
France was making extensive arrangements
with the Bank and credit mobilier to meet the
i expenses OF the coming war. lE fa, ta,s .gtv
The overland India mail is telegraphed. Dates
from China to Dec. 27th. Annoy and Mngho
were still Quiet The insurgents had burned a
large part of Shanghai, and had also captured
Liuesing, eighty miles from Pekin. a.s
T. The death of the Emperor of Japan, and seiz-
!, ure of New Caledonia by the French, both con-
firmed. f. a.Hs. ,aa '' -7". s''a s
, LIVERPOOL Saturday The democratic con-
spracy was discovered at Madrid, on the 9Th
/ Fourteen persons arrested
4 Gen. Jose Concha is proclaimed rebel, and
has escaped into France. q o. -.'"4 @
:, Count Buol notified the Turkish Ambassador
that concentration of troops on the frontier, in
: tended only as precautionary measure against
. Turkey This notification was accompanied BY
friendly expressions.
\ The British Government advertise for or
: coppered ships of 700 or 800 tons, to be engages
> for four months, for the convenience of cavalry
. / Accounts from the Danube announce positive
;, lly another Turkish success between Guletz ant
: Ariel. ''" j." " .''' ~.
! Kaipka and others have embraced Islamsm
j Prince Stourga had been made Pacha.
: In the House of Commons on the 10th, -Lor'
y John Russell stated in answer to MIR. Roebuek
. that the cards sent BY the chamberlain for TIL
e admission Of tho American Minister to the open
. ing of Parliament by the Queen were the sam
;. as those sent to other diplomatic ministers ant
= be did not think any difficulty likely TO arise on
Of the question as to the dress in which tn
American minister was to appear on the Stat
occasions sa......s -r... .rgia .ads l'gabaat
!. The REAcTIoN.--The committee on "mora
!. subiects'' in the Massachusetts Legislature hav
70 reported in favor of the repeal of the prohibitor
y liauor law of that State. The committee deen
. the present law an infringement upon popula
IS rights and privileges, and like all similar descrp
- tons Of legislation, incompetent to bring abou
,r the end it Processes to aim at. The COMMITTED
Is are Of opinion that the main effects Of the exist
,s siye generalization Of the people, They are als'
l. ofth belief that the bulk of the people Of tn
j. state, including those whose welfare s CLOSELY
associated with It's prosperity, has repudiated IN