Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-03-15

ARRIyAL on TER ATLANrIc


ARRIVAL or THE ATLANTIC.
NEaV YoRk, March s.-The steamer Atlantic
arrived last night with Liverpool dates 10 th6 22d
The Czars reply to Nspoieon's letter is reeeiv-
ed. The Gar refuses to accept the PROPOSALS
The Moniteur says his reply leaves
no chance for peaceful solution.
Troops were embarking on the 22d from Liv-
erpool, Dublin and Southampton for the Baltic.
A feet Is fitting out from every port.
The Asia arrived out on the 20th; the City Of
Glasgow on the goth. 'eA>1
A terrific gale was experienced at Liverpool,
but no casualties Of consequence occurred to the
American shipping. .,t l4lA8 .s&E
The Cars letter from st. Petersburg arrived
at Paris on the 18th. Nicholas does not accept
proposal for arrangement presented to him. The
Moniteur says the reply leaves no chance Of pa
eifc solution, Troops were embarking on the
22d from Liverpool, Dublin and Southampton,
and ships were fitting out rapidly at ALI points for
the Baltic. Fleets with French troops are en-
barking from Africa for Turkey. -
There is nothing new fromthe Danube. Omar
was strengthening Kalafat, and the reserve was
advancing to Wdden and Alteviza. The camp at
Shumla was broken up and the Notifications at
Constantinople were going out. The health OF
the army and feet is excellent.
Six thousand men and % ships left on the 7th,
under escort Of eleven English steamers.
1t was reported that when the French and Eng
lsh troops arrive, a measure will be proposed by
the Sultan to the Divan 10 give Christians and
Moslems equal civil rights.
An important debate took place in the English
Parliament ON the Turkish question, and the ar-
my and navy supplies voted. j ii
The Queen has issued q proclamation, forbid
ding the expectation of arms and ammunition, and
marine engines. ..-.-., 81. 1.t,F..s.5s
A dreadful colliery explosion occurred at Ince-
hall, Wigan, by which 100 men. were killed
The Queen and Lord Chamberlain have noti-
fed Mr.. Buchanan that he may appear ut court
in any costumes he may choose.
The King of Naples is attempting to form
general Italian league. 5a tg
The war is popular in Russia. -ft
Joseph Surge, and tho deputation. are still at
st. Petersburg, they had not seeu the Car.
The Alps brings 80 passengers.
Capt. Ingraham, having declined a banquet at
Genoa, was saluted on tho water by 5000 Geuoese.
Letters from st. Petersburg state that military
preparations are going on in an immense scale.
Great exasp .tiOn was produced at the palace by
the receipt OF Napoleon's letter. ,!o
The Atlantic got off at 3 O'Clock and anchored
until daylight; alter passing quarantine she went
ashore again on Mud Fat,whcre she now remains.
| Her mails reached the city ut Z O'Clock.
LoNDoN Feb. 22.-Authentic adyices from st.
Petersburg state Tint another warlike manifesto
has been issued, levying nine men per thousand
until the 18th of April arg,
| MARsArLLEs, Feb l9.-The latest from Con.
stantinople announces. that the Russian fleet had
bombarded Batuum, but withdrew without effect
ing much. Rustchuck was also bombarded Oh
the morning Of the 10th Of February. The Turks
were taken by surprise, and one OF their steamers
was much damaged. Several small craft were
also rendered unserviceable. h
A letter from Paris states that the reply of the
Gar to Napoleon is long and argumcntative, but
at the same time couched in terms offensive to
Louis Napoleon himself, that it has been decided
not to publish it. ,4,a ISL.
Letters from Constantnople state that legion
OF Je vs. had BET formed and placed ut the dispo-
sal of the Sultan a'4. '. ts" 's '9S
Carol Spence, u. s. Minister arrived ut Con-
stantinope on the I'd, in the SaraDac. On tha
same evening the Hung ;ran and Italian emigrant
gave him sercnade.
| The Saranac and levant were to proceed4short.
ly on cruise in the Black Sea. 1tlir ess,e' i
The irrman for the passage Of the DosphoFns
has already boon granted. s8.-> 7.4
Intelligence has been received in London that
two Russians frgates are cruising off Maderia.-
All Turkish. col,sils in Russia have been obliged
to give up the excquater granted to them. "
The Turkish subjects have been placed under
the protection of Austrian agents
| LIVERPOOL MARKETs,-Coton, flat, 1-6 lower,
the sales for the last three days were 10000 Of
which 1000 were for export and 1900 on specu-
ation. Brown 4 ShiPey quote the following ex-
heme rates; fair Orleans 81, middling 6, fair up
lands, st middling 3d.
Breadstuffs. Brown & SbiplcY qusto Bread
stufs as continuing to rise. Wheat has edxanc-
ed I'd. Flour I'd. Corn more doing at former
quotations Western canal 4ls@94ls Cd. Phia-
delphia, Baltimore and Ohio dis 6d@42. White
Wheat 12s Sd; red lie lldG9l lis 2d White corn
4S; yellow 47s@47s Cd.
ProviSons.-McHenry quotes Bacon about
equal in demand, and the supply very moderate.
The transactions in Beef, Pork, and Lard, are less
active. Tallow dull. Bark-Nothing DONE
Lnseed cake on the rise. Rosin in regular de-
mand. Nothing done in spirits Of Turpentinc.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 22.-The sales Of Cotton to-
day will be ab Ut 1000 bales, almost all of which
is to the trade; market heavy. There is great
deal of Cotton in the market
! PARIS, Feb. 2O.-Evening crowd at the
Bourse to-day was excessive. Every kind of &C.
curity gave way. Tho fall in threes was not Esss
than9 francs, and on 81 per cents, france and
| 45 centimes.