Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-19
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The Hermann arrived at noon With dates from
London 70 March 20.
The Nashville arrived out on the 9Th, and the
Andes.at Liverpool on the neth.
Pciitis.i inteltgenee by the Hermann b Of I'm
Ths Cabinet courisrs despatched with ultima.
1ni1 Of France and England to the Emperor Of
Russia have returned to London with official an
ncanctment that noreply would be made % joint
demand two powers, II f5-,.s = sea- .slY
II sib Consequences Of this the Queen sent mes
sage to both Houses of Parliament on the 9th an
nouncing the failure Of all negotiations carried
on with Russia and the consequent necessity Of
adopting other measures to enforce q compliance.
= The message concluded with the declaration
that the queen relied on the bravery OF her army
and navy under the emergency.
81 The message was to be taken into considera-
tion on 3ist nit, and reply Of both Houses Of
Parliament will be voted in answer. In the
meantime an official declaration of war appears
In the London Gazette Of the 2Sth and in all the
London papers by the Hermann.
~ The British fleet under Sir Charles Napier had
passed the Great Belt aud anchored off Keel on
the 27th Of March. "
~ The treaty between France, England and Tur-
key was signed on the Goth.
-. A dispatch from Vienna and Bucharest, ,announ-
ces that 10000 Russians crossed the Danube on
the 3lst of March. .r - ..,
- $4,000 Russians had also crossed at Matchin
without molestation from the Turks, and con-
siderable force was assembling between Geschit
and Matchin.
A telegraphic dispatch from Belgrade states
that en- the 18th OF Murch, Gortchokof wished to
depart from the island opposite to TuKakai'
The troops already occupied the bridge, when
they were fred upon by the Turks. The bridge
was destroyed, and 1900 Russians precipltated in
TO the stream and drowned The Turks suffered
no loss. -g-..N ...
The British cavalry destined for the East was
to pass through France to embark at Marseiles.
Duke PARMA had been stabbed by an assassin,
and died the next day.
h. The Emperor Napoleon's announcement was
received in both chambers with tremendous en-
thusiasm. .-..... ~. .e-
Warlike moyemement in France and England
were Fastening.
A division of Russian troopa left Seviastopol to
provision the Russian fortresses on the circuit
coast.
The overland China mail had reached London.
. Dates from Calcutta to Feb, 10th.
Hong Kong nth.
'a Shanghai was in possession Of the patriots.
The rebel army was wintering near Pekin,
Dates from Australia to February 4th.
Returus from. gold fields increasing. Rich
new mines dscoved. Trade improved.
Brisk demand for goods.
Iu I.oudou stock exchange prices Of oil public
securities were declining,
Money very tight.
Consols were last quoted S5 l-e to S6 IA.
LIykRr ruoI MARKrT. - Flour - Richardson's
quote Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ohio -four at
So a36S I'd. .... .
Whea,--rls@ll Sd for white; los Gd@lls
for rcd mixed.
Corn--42@4ss for white, mixed 4l@42s Cd.
Cotton---Very dull; decline.
Beef-MeHenry quotes scarce and wanted
Pork--Firm. bacon steady. s''$sssse tf
Lard--2@ 3s dearer -.-tt. --a-.t.... ~.