The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25
ARRIEALOP THBPACIPlC.
ONE WEEESIiTER FOREIGN NEWS.
BREADsTUFFs DECLINED.
PreparGttOasJOr a Grand Attack IL tie Bal.
tic Fleet.
ANOTHER AUSTRIAN MOVE. .
THE CRIMEA.
Dispatches from both Armies.
Democratic Victory in Texas.

New York, Aug. ~.
Steamer Pacific arrived this forenoon from
Liverpool, August IL. Madame Rachel and
sister are among the passengers. The Ar.
ago arrived offcowes on the morning Of the
10th instant.
Liverpool cattle market steady.
Breadstuffs dull, and weather again faVora-.
BILE. ss - rEf a
News isyery unsatisfactory. ,, 4,,rt
There are merely runors and few facts.
Private reports state that Revel has been
bombarded; but we do not hear with what
success. ts-r...r.sl
Gen. Markham is spoken of In certain
circles as likely to succeed to the command,
but the statement is doubtful. Sir. Calvin
Campbeil's appointment will be more popu.
lar.
Omar Pacha is appointed commander In
chief Of the turks in Asia.
Some operations Of no great moment have
been executed by the allies in the sea Of
Azof. The Black Sea heetis stiH cofceh.
trated for some great movement, and coup
de main is confidently expected. :.
Ninety ships are assembled at Marpan,
and opinions are divided as whether their
destination is Revel or LevetBery-most
probably the latter.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times states that Austria has lust made
spontaneous advances IF friendly relation
towards the Western Powers. Lord Palmen
ston in Parliament Mad made statements cor
veying a similar. raeaning. The Paris cor
respondence is full of illusions with what
istermed legitimate conspiracy, the sum and
substance Of Which seems that two French.
men. M. M. De Seas and Chapot, had been
in communication with the Court Moute Mol
ons, with the immediate view of encouraging
the earliest insurrection in Spain and the ui-
innate hope ocbringing favorable chance for
Henry the Fifth, so called, Russian compiled
tly is proven in the matter. The French
government has eagerly seized the opport,l-
nifty of making political capital both at home
and in Spain.
1t is announced in Spain that Spain will
definitely contribute "a 700 men to the allies,
to be paid by France and England, and that
France agrees to uphold the throne of isa-
bella against all damage from whatever
source. This intelligence is positively stat
ed but requires further confirmation.
1t is once more stated that the Emp ress
of France is encientc.
Shocks of an earthquake were felt at Bron.
son. @Abde kader is sick.
The London Times has an editorial saw
ing that the allied army will be placed un-
der one command.
LATEST DISPATCHES FROM sEBAsTopoL,
THE BALTIc.-Letters mention q general
anticipation that Seveborg and Helsingfors
will be Immediately attacked.
Capt Gelverton, July Goth took possess.
| ion of the Island of Kolka, and DESTROYED
| the fortiiication. -
The WnITE SEA-An English steamer,
according to Russian acconnts, bombsrded
the village of Liexmitza, in the Vega Dirl,
three hours. No damage.
There are several accounts OF petty depre-
dation in the sea of Azof
Tazonrog, by date of July 25th, had been
bombarded for some days.
An English steamship had gone ashore
and was burned by the Russians. The crew
were captured. a.H
AsIA-There was no truth in the report
Of the expedition ofaSchymyl against the
Tifis.
The Russians made an unsuccess full at
tempt on Kurada on the 10th.
The Allies were demolishing the fortifca.
| tons of Albka.
On Thursday holders of wheat submitted
a reduction of I'd per bushel, -four of which
we havea liberal supply from Spain has all
SO declined sc to lc per sack.
WHEAT-;-Was again I'd lower, making
decline of 4d on the week; small sales.
FLoUR-Prices rather favored the buyer.
Indian quotations nomihally 39a39s Sd
for mixed and yellow, demand falling off;
western canal now 36a3S. White wheat
! Is 9sal2s Cd.