Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-14
AnRaVAL or THE PACIFIC.
IMPORTANT NEWS.


100 1Srks Btrht Alive-ImPOrtani NegOtia-
tioss pih SAOeden.
NEw YoRK, Iune II-IOP. M.
The Ptei6e with Liverpool dates to 3lst ult ar
rived at her wharf at 3 O'Clock this evening.
Cotton unchanged. Sales for 8 days were 90.
600 bales.
Flour quoted shillings lower on the week.
Wheat also 4d lower
Corn lsa6d lower. Market closed dull.
Consols advanced largely closing at 81 Ia.
Trade at Manchester quiet. rs...-s
1t 10 reported the town of Kaffa has been
bonbarded and captured The Turks were still
in possession at Silestria from which place the
Russians had been repulsed with severe loss.
Naples had officially declared her neutrality.
The detached forts at haugo had been destroy
ed by three steam frigates. The Russians lost
heavily. The British had only three killed.
VERY LArEsT.--A private dispatch announces
that up to the 26th the fortress of Silesra had not
surrendered.
The Turks had eRcamped at Arta in Greece
Thessaly is still in open rebellion.
The Journal de ST Petersburgh says that on
the 4th, 10 (rigates cannonaded the batteries at
withstand and on the goth approached Ekenas
but they we're repulsed.
On the 18th the squadron of the deckers arri-
we'd of Hango Head.
A portion of the feet were at Gustatshaven on
the 22d.
Another attack was expected on the 25th.
The French fleet is to leave for KPal on
three days gunncry practice.
A very hostile feeling is being felt at St. Pc
tersburg against Austria, and it is rumored that
tise murch OF the Russians upon the frontier Of
BuckoviSa has commenced.
The Corps DarNier, it is said number 10000
men.
Montenegry, at last dates, was tranquil,
There were 10000 Turks in possession Of Ka-
jova on the l7th,
. The Chancellor of the Excbequer had announ-
csd, through the London journals that he could
not pledge himself Internationally that there
should be no increase ofthe funded debt,
Odessa at the last accounts was closely block
AIDED.
No neutral vessels were allowed to pass from
Odessa to the Black Sea, except those laded with
Goals and naval stores.
On the % inst, Sir Charles Napier was before
I1ango and was about to attack her principal forts.
One account from Silestria states that the Rus
slams stormed one Of its rumparts and announces
the complete investment OF the place by the Rus
SLAMS.
The Retribution had captured several Russian
prizes in the Black sea. An official account of
which has been forwarded to England
The cause oil the bombardment OF kaffa was the
refusal to deliver over to the allies several Rus
elan vessels in her IIurbor
The town was bombarded for two days.
Kaffa is in Crmea.
The Greeks had got l50 Turkish soldiers with
iu church when they closed the doors and burll-
ed them up alive.
Vienna, May 29.-The adhesion Of the Ger
manic confederation to the Austru- Prussan treaty
is secured.
A committee has been appointed by the Frank
fort Diet to prepare the document of adhesion.
Berlin, May 2S.--The English aud French
Ambassador ut Berlin and Vienna has notified the
Austrian and Prussian government that English
and French troops will occupy Greece in order
to preserve the tlraac Of King O'ho and the Ba-
variau Dynasty. The same Motif cation has been
,nade to The Bavariun government.
K is said that in Warsaw prayers are read in all
the churches for the success tn continuance OF
the Grerk in$urrection.
Paris, Nav 29.--rhe French Government an
noutces in the Noniteur that it has received very
satisfactory intelligence from Epirns and Mace
donia.
In Epirus all the villages which the HELEN
srs had coereed into insurrection had submitted
TO Faud Effendi.
Her Brittanic Majesty ambassador at Athens
has advised his Majesty, King Otha to call Oh the
assistance at the English and French troops
The King had returned Ior answer that the mo-
meat any foreign troops were landed in Greece
he would head the insurgents to protect his indie
vendenco.
Naval Gazette of ST. Petersburgh states that
ON the 18th OF April last the Corvette Aradine
twelve guns,aad the brig Orphcus six guns, We're
by order Of Bar Meyervsdoril, the Russia Am
psssador at Vienna, given as a present to the
HI hfnHI
HAMBURGH, May 2S.-The exchange OF cour
fers between London and Stockholm was very
frequent.
Two special messengers passed through herr
yesterday, one coming IrOm London, the Other
from Stockholm, both bearers ul dispatches Iron
sbeir respective Governments.
1t is now certain that important negotiation
a~e pending between the two courts; thy apPea
10 be on the eve o! conclusion and We may ex
pect to learn shortly the decisive result.
NAMEs, May l8.-The Gazette publishes
decree which enbodies declaration OF neutrali
ty:
"lst Armed vessels shall not be admitted in
to the ports or roadsleads Oi the royal dominion
Of the two SiciIies, nor shall they be lurnshe
with any munitions or ship stores; I'd. Pri, q
iecrs with prizes shall not be permitted to ent
the ports, except from stress OF weather; 81
Nothing will be allowed to be bought from pr
vateers; 4th Subjects are forbidden to take Sci
vice from privateers; 9Th. Vessels shall not cal
ry Tor any ofthe Powers contraband article {
war Letters of marque shall not be granted"
PARIS, May 29.--The division under Gen. .Fo
ey will not 60 to Greece. 1t has received cour
ser orders to proceed straight to Constantinople
MANNHEIM, May 22.-Riots have taken place
Brenzington.
News from Freiburgh states the Archbishc
Is under close arrest and confined to his apar
ments.
The people had to be dispersed by the militar
The clergy had interdicted the use of churt
bells. They no longer celebrate High Mass, n
permit music in the churches.
The local authorities nteriered about the bell
and ordered them to be used as usual, and on tn
point the clergy have yielded