The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
Further by the Arabia !
An Alliance between France,
Austria and Russia.
UNEASINESS IN ENGLAND!
STATE OF EUROPE F.!
News from the West!
FURTHER RETURNS!
ArrivaI Of the PrOmetheuS
STATE OF EUROPE I!
Arrival Of the Prometheus
LATER FROM california;

HALIFAX, March l2.-The Arabia brought
out l32 passengers. She encountered no
iceburgs.
The Hermann sailed from Southampton on
Thursday.
An assurance had been made on the car
go of the Pacific of 26 pounds free OF aver.
age
The doors found in tine ice correspond
with those of the Pacific, but are common
on most of the puckcts.
The Pleniputentiaries held the first meet
ing on the 25tb. Count Walewsk presided
at the opening session with speech.
After changing credentials written guar.
antee was signed not to divuge the proceed
ings until the Conference closed. The Aus
trian provisions were formally paraphrased
as the basis of negotiations. The meeting
cdjourned.
On Tuesday there was no meeting, and at
the meeting on Wednesday nothing of i'm
portance transpired.
Among tn rumors asserted, it is stated
that Russia, while asserting 10 the destruc.
tion OF Sebastopol, Domsrsund and Nicolai-
eff, refuses the protectOrate over the Greek
Christians.
n
schakoff stated that the Russinn Government
|. considers the convocation Of general Eu
ropetn Congress Immediately utter peace,
as the best means of settling all questions.
France and Austria favor the idcu, but Eng
, land objects.
The evident cordiaIity existing between
France and Austria begins to excite uneasi.
, ness in England, and triple league Of
, France, Austria and Russia is surmised as
not an impossible incident.
Orders have been forwarded to the allied
r generals resp citing the armistice.
1t is stated that Napoleon has intimated
to the Admirals and Generals in Paris that
they probably need not return to their com.
. mand. Leave Of absence is more freely Civ
d en- to officers in the Crimea.
i. The A llies are about to destroy the sun
!. ken ships in the harbor of SebastopuI by
. dropping heavy shells to explode under the
v water.
3 1900 Russians were employed day and
s night constructing cupaio plies across the
. Gulf OF Finland, 6 miles from COnstadt, be-
. yond which is the Russian steam feet OF le
;. steamships, Ia corvettes, and 70 gun boats
. Russia orders immediate issue OF Treas-
d ury notes of 81 millions roubles. A large
n amount of specie had been forwarded across
D., the Prussian frontier to St. Peters burgh.
q Relations between Russia and Persia in
: crease in cordality.
g ENGLAND.-There is talk of the early
}. dissolution of Parliament, or change in the
G Government The rumor effected funds.
II On the 9th the Lord Mayor of Londor
n. assembled distinguished party at the Man
| Hnuso Rnp hu inuitod tn d;r.
r, with the Queen, and etiquette required Z
j. give the Queens dinner precedence. Tht
W Lord Mayor made speech regrettng Blu
chanan's absence, as the reception he woult
le have received BY the leading interests U
'e England would hace proved to him all un
It friendly feelings in regard to America, an,
D, that the interests of commerce, peace, civil
~ ization and humanity were too powerful tt
E. permit collision between the two countries
\. Similar feelings were expressed by >othe
g speakers, including Golden and Lord Eigin
lie The proceedings of Pariamen, are o
d. some interest. In the Dommons. Delac,
i'd Evans gave notice Of the reason OF disap
II. proving Of the course of the government. re
Ii. iusing direct offer Of troops from Canada
n, which, at the same time, it was making ab
a ortlve attempts to enlist men in the adjoin
Lr. ing neutral territories of the U nited States
e contrary to law.
A dispatch to the London Morning Al
a uerti'er says; 1t is deemed not improbabl
that the result of moves Of art:u Uiploma
r- les Of Russia, may cause IN immediate break
ing up vi the Conference.
it A very grave pitch had already occurre,
OF though the 9th point is last Of all. 1t wa
agreed to take il up first, but accordingly
ms the second meeting it was submitted (,
it consideration. WarlofP and Bruner objecte
c-i and proposed TO submit to IA Congress, of a
e- the crowned heads Of Europe, pledgir
ey then selves in the name OF the Czur; to
,ht bide by the decision Of that Congress.
MS This unexpected course had produced col
,st sternatiun in Paris, and cansing the face
las French funds also surprise.
Lord Clarendon expressed TO London
m take Instructions from the government
ne the subject.
The London Times notices rumors
same effect in regard to fall OF Ensl
nst funds Of one per cent. A rally however o
on Cured at the close in consequence Of Il
me runners remaining unconfrmed.
~ INDIA AND CHINA Telegrspbsf give q
80 vices from Bombay Feb. I'd, also from Ca
~ q ton, June 18th.
le- ST. LoUIs, March l2.-The Republ;c,
he Lexington cores rondent teIegraphs that 4
ISL Kansas Siste Legislature met at Topeka
be- the 4th. and organized by the election Of oi
GERS.
iof Governor Robinson's message is publis
7as ed. tits devoted mostly to review Of /
7 of history OF Kansas, and an endeayort to just
the the action Of the Free Soil party. One CO
all cluling clause reads as follows:
rhe i is understood that the Deputy Marsh
ted has private instructions to arrest the me
pie bers Of the Legislature and the State otiic.
'ar- for treason, as soon as this address i
olic ceived.
ngs In such an event no resistance will be
re- fered to the officers, let what will come.
jus. Not finger should be raised against Fed
was al authority until there should be no ho
ice. for relief but in revolution. ~
] a. Another clause reads thus: Exposed
Eers our citizens are to scalping knives on
snas Esstsua Tsvolysrs on shs east. shosos