Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-24
NEw YORK, May l9

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fion.
New York, May I9.
The steamer Europa arrived this morning.
She reports that the combined fleets have bonn
barded Fort Astalina, mouth of the Danube. Re-
ports not fully credited.
A Polish Legion to operate against the Car
has been established in Turkey.
The Russian feet is also said to have left Sc
bastopol. '
Prince Napoleon has arrived at Segra.
The Austrian troops will enter Little Walla-
CHA.
France has called into action of land and sea
100000 men. t't . 5' s'. 49,
The loss of the allies at the bomburdment OF
Odessa is only six.
Russia has proposed to Prussia very liberal
commercial treaty.
The Turks have captured Peta the principal
point in the Greek insurrection. The insurgents
g had $50 killed.
The Russians had been defeated in an encoun-
ter at Silestra and RasOva.
The Turks had also made gallant attempt
upon Silestra, but were compelled to retreat, oW-
ing to the overpowering strength Of the Rus
Sims
The bombardment of Odessa has been official.
" announced in Parliament.
1t is reported that the American clipper ship
d" Grape Shot had turned privateer, and captured
French merchant ship off Lands end.
1t is stated that Omar Pacha advanced 10000
men towards Dobindscha on the 18th and 18th OF
April, and battle took place between Silestra
and Rasova.
No oighting on the Baltic.
Alliedfeets blOckaoing all the Russian ports.
Debate took place in the House of Commons
ON the 4th relative to Cuban slavery.
Russell replied that recent appearances Of
Spanish Government as to existing treaties on
subject was satisfactory.
Some excitement was occas.oned on Monday
by statement ola sailor representing himself as
the second Mate Of the French brig File de Mar
settles and who called on Lluyd's agent at Slides,
Cornwall, with the report that he had swan
ashore from Russian frgate which had captured
his vessel He states that the capture took place
twenty leagues from Cardiff, that the Irigute first
hoisted English and then French colors; that the
Captain and three OF the crew were killed. The
irigate he reported 10 have gone up the channel.
The Admiralty then sent two steamers IN search
of the alleged trgate.
On the 5th the excitement was materially in
creased by the publication in London Of the fol-
lowing. paragraph:
"News has reached the Admiralty that an
American clipper ship, the Grape Shot, had cap
tured French merchantman OFF Lands End -
ASN
ofMarch for St Thomas, with 1900 packages on
board, prof, ssedy hardware, but really contain
ing muskets; supposed to have been bound Tor
Finland, and if falling OF debarkaton there, to the
Mediterranean"
This will explain the story Of a Russian rigate
in the channel. .l.
PARIS, May 6tt-Napier is quietly anchored
three miles from Stockholm.
The ice was breaking up, and it was expected
Constradt would be open by the end Of April.
LIVERPOOL LMARKEr.-Gardiner q Co.'S, report
beet favorable, business prices stendy. imports
of stocks low. More inquiry for pork. Arrivals
OIL bacon large, prices l@2s lower buyers look lo'
further decline Shoulders in fair demand,--
Hams more active. Lard ugain heavy. Tallow
heavy, 66@67. Liverpool breadstutfs, consump
tive, demand for wheat, and flour good with very
large imports.
Indian Corn.--Arrivals in excess, and sci
slowly The decline on -four is called by brokers'
board sd, and by Dennison g. Co., Is per bbl.
Wheat, unchanged, and Corn Is. All articles
closing steady.
Denniston quotes western canal 36W36S Gd
Baltimore and Philadelphia 36s 6dM37s; Ohl'
37@38s; Sour 3O@33s; White U. s. Wheat / Ii
6d@I2s 4d; red and mixed los 6dG9lls i'd
White Corn 500 3Ss: yellow 37@37s.
Richardson & Bros quote Ohio Fleur $3.50
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Extra 37s Sd; Western and Canadian 36s@36
6d@37s. Corn 3Ss. Holatrs refuse lower terms
The Greek insurrection, with the exception Q
the Pierons, all the ports OF Greece are rIgIdl
watched by French and English ships of war
Pirates ure swarming the Archipelago.
An English Brig had drtted ashore on the is
land of Andreli. No one on board The cabin
were drenched with blood.
On the 18th fgh. ensued between the Turk
and Montenegri.ns at Mchsck. ...
Hostilties had fairly commenced.
Itwas reported that the AustrianS would oc
cupy the province. a.
Among Earopa's passengers we're Lord Eigll
Governor General OF Canada and MIR. H'hkS' LII
spector General of Canada.
The steamer Crescent City from New Orlean
the 18th, and Havana the l4th arrived here tn
morning She brings 1870 passengers.
A British brig OF war had arrived at Havan
from Kingston. ....
The French squadron consists of one friga'
two sloops-of-war, one brig, two transports, ar
one steamer, 1t was understood they were boul
for Havana. AS the Crescent CITY left Frene
steamer and Frigate and portion OF the squa
rem were going ia.
New YORK, May 20.-The Paris fatrie n
received accounts that the Russian army IN Il
Dobrudschia has suspended its march in obet
ence to Prince Paskewitch. 1t appears that q
dcrs given by the Emperor was that the army II
mediuteIy on entrance of the Dobrudschla
to march on and strike blow at Shumla beto
the allies could come up. Ii had not been ant
ipated that the Turks could arrest their progre'
The Zeitung says that up to the 10Th OF Apr
their steamers had taken is prizes in the Blu
Sea.
The Swedes are decidedly in favor of En-
land .a-.d
One line of battle ship and four frigates we
IN commission at Copenhagen. .ijY
The Swedish Gov. intended putting seve
vessels ia eommission. ,l4.gs,
A dispatch has been received, which conta'
news unexpected,