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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

AIDES DRESS GOODS. Just .recei
~ ed large stock and endless variety OF do hine
casbsacfes, thibets, plain and pInid mernoes siIk
Some beautiful asper' striped silks, ,strped poDlii
etc etc. Ladies, please {, II and sec them,
Octgl VI %PRRNTISS. HOPKIyS A. gcuy rs
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

0ARPETING. 200 yards Brussels car
" ptlng, 200 yards three ply carpetIng 500 yards n
grain carleng, 900 yards cotton and woOlcarpehng,
floor eloth oil clUh stair carptting and Drugget just
Icceiycd ut No Phenix Block. HLDAY.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

lust TRECEIVED-zAf fine stock of CIoths
aid oyerroatlng, consisting of French, castor
beavers, and French cloths of ali coors. Call gentle.
MEN, and sec tleni. ta Stt Ei' P m ECofS{z
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

ZINC Painfully or ground in oil, a
~ superior article. Also White Lead dry or ground
In oil, at SwIFTs.
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cash FOR ,PORK.--We will nav in
" cash and goods, the highest market price for
pork. Is PRENTiSS, ,HOPKINS 4 C0 y. y. b
November 90, 1855 W. y
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

|NOUGH REMEDIES o. every descrip ion,
~ iorsaIe at swrl's.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

RR0CHA SHAWLS.-The largest stock
" OF broeha shawls ever offered in this market No
Phonix Block. HLDAf.
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Pee, have paid Il the.- s.iss,.. @. he ,alsauAa AL

Pei have paid u tseir uissts- o. sAe sAsesssn ssd
rsIiucsi lesSess u krssce ard Germany, b 80 so
mro.sIlse 70 ssn.e eoe whs hes ssS 81 seue nae sf
hs Efe .opdsd sdverssry CALL o. sces1 a.
ri, I'd In q duel In tbc coerse Of thirty ycav kom
nov What tAIeotoi and noble spirits n om oar sister
S,stf. yho have bcen IN some way more o. less 500
De- I'd With dues may sSd ssiie In Ininos es.
rot oue of them can become 9 citizen Of the lowest
er.de even. because be cannot take the required
oath 1T. te-..,
TIE Glance IN the Consultation evisenuy' msnues'y
And p.lnsbly means only 10 operate, and ssn caiy
oner,t upon pc rsons ho bavs ntrsv' ned me daea
i,eI.r, sttI,. Ii is St&,a The oath Ia intended 10
onr- %. nd With the prohibition Immediately Precedns
and means tha; the person about to be sworn soAd
ROT have hen connected with dues within this St,,e
Holding this view conscie ntously view sshrmed oy
na.yly All n not an the sblest aists Of the State and
.spcfoned by the verdict Of the people o. the o.ot
box-I hall, even though coasider-t ths hsd &C.
ceo.d What the sv OF The District OF CoumoiA might
reeaId a. challenge point which do not discuss
unbe.itstDgly, and with COO science clear Of "ross
before God and man. take the consnfunons, oAn'
.hould live 10 the time appointed for nv install soc.
Very truly yOsr.. VIM a. sIsShLL
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q W. 1sai o1.e,u, se presume. her. vii b.
lftle lheaihoed b take The psns 10 msks hiu.sI,
fully sesaa'I ted vith eli he fset. q he c.as.
mon irr and VII proceed on The Tnaa1 s.. 1al'
Of var Cyans 70 CsthAgeaA en- roue for bis dad.
nanoa-
Ere. Ia Pa.s-s STA, Is.
PGuPTR IsNiossrros.-Ihe daily ir,,... -.
hOrde- Of negroes from Jamaica to A.pinv.B
ter tmaIdIng the prompt and serous sitaaoo ~ ~
sstbosiiies OF tbs State. Already Aspinw.I +. ~,
fectly overTun with ths clas Of ernigAnts ADJ ,py
addition 10 their number made O. Il l. fnoC, a. %.
lowest drgs Of The Jamaica population endsn.,, ~
safety and welfare II the city Tbese na.,TI 80 N'
the lsthmus entirely destitute of any mean. Of .0S
sisteDce and beng unable 10 find en- oIoyrns-, 49,
are driven 20 commit robbery in order 10 nrccn :.
living We fear before iopg. that the inhAbt.nt. of
Aspinvall may sufex some ferslus evil Al thar hAnd.
Tie ron tdy re would suggest agsnst such rspidly
incressir misfortune TO- that every master If yeac
bringing immigrants from Jamaica to Aspinvnl. de-
void Of means, should be subject 10 penalty for the
cfepse, add compelled 70 take them iok 10 Jamsic.
again Immediately II the authorities do not take the
should meet and adopt measures to prevent their city
icing inundated By sach food Of poverty and crime
a. these people bring with them and they should pal
uvely rfuae 10 allow them 10 be landed
Dfp.KIrRE or The Us1TID STATES SPECIAL
COMMISSIONER ToR BoeorA.-The Hon. Isaac T..
More United States Special Commissioner TO Bogots,
FAILED from Aspinval for Csrthagens In the British
stesmer on the 2ith INST.
Mr.. More had placed at his disposal the United
States .loop- ofWar Cyane to convey him to Csrhs-
gens, bat there wa some doaet OF her srri' ing
there m time 10 connect with the hagdsiena rive-
boats II wa, thought advisable, considering the greet
i'm pcrtanee of his missios that he should take passage
in the packet steamer.
Loss OF IHr ScHoosEs CiXDrrA-The Spanish
scbooner Candits which sailed from Aspinwsl for
Havana on the 10Th October with 9 valrsbe cargo Of
Gusyaquil hat, amounting to about 500 600, wa lost
with her entire cargo and tive of the crew. 90 the 2ith
ut., abelt 20 leagues from Havana.
The following extract of letter from Havana, dated
Dec. 3, gives us the particulars:
"On the evening Of the 4th int, 6shtDg eioop ar
rived bringing tho captain an8 crow OF the Cendita,
which, according to the evidence of the former, was
lost on the night of the 2d-2ith Of November upon
the colorados some eighty leagues distant frors this
port. Havrg lost two of the crew, who were weshed
of BY the waves the remainder stopped on board I'M
til the schoener filed with water, whom they took to
their boats and eight days at sea when they were
Lid nm
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HOW RECRUITS FOR WALKER ARE OBJ
TANNED.
A CASE CALLING FOR THE INTERVENTION OF 7
U. $. GOVERNMENT.

A CASE CALLING FOR THE INTERVENTION OF THE
U. :. GOVERNMENT.
From Tie Panama Star. Jan 8.
For the last few months every vessel arriving from
Punta Arenas and other Central American ports on the
Pacific has broug to this place one or more destitute
men, desertes from the army Of Mr. Walker, who inva
riaby state that they induced by the false repre-
sentations made TO them by Walkers agents in the
United States to 60 out 10 Nicaragua, some settlers
with promises of grants Of land Others Of mech anca
employment, and not few alured by the mining pros
poets but all of whom found reashing the country
that they forced under pain Of death to join his
rsbks.
These men generally take the first opportunity
of escaping fom the tyrants DO dsge, and prefer the
risk of falling into the enemies hands TO remaining
Walkers slaves subject TO every species of hardship,
and compelled to take part in cause for which they
have no sympathy. Such are the great Majority
of the Walker men" who arrive at It's port, and
such. we are informed by those who have visited
the Central American ports the poor fellows who
found there, unable to get away and living on the
charity CT the residents.
Those who have come down here have been most
kindly passed over the Railroad by the Company
to Aspnwall, where they either fnd employment,
enabled TO work their way home in the steamers
sailing. vessels.
The sad condition of these unfortunate men, and the
probability that many more will, under like crcum
starcts be thrown among calls loudly for the inter-
ference of the United States Government TO put stop
to the nefarous practices Of Walkers pressgang ana
protect its citizens from being imposed upon, In man
which BOT only tribes with the lives OF indSlduas
but brings the whole nation into disrepute An imme
date stop should be put to this meta ons practice,
which results IN death starvation, or AFFECT want 10
the poor victims of Walkers misrepresentation. Ii
should be known that the Of these men IL one in
which the United States Consul cannot officially inter-
feIe He has power either to pass them home, or to
relieve them on behalf of bis Government, though in
his priv ate capacity he affords them every assistance
il his power but considering the circumstance 1t sp
pears 10 be one of those peculiar csses for which the
Government might grant extraordinary power tor the
relief of its deceived and distressed citixens-
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CO~erc'o Of Lima gives ne Sssto~tsS in(ornsso rel
siiye to bt revosst cpery mover at:
The writer attributes the psesent rpvo'uti onsry
mo'' ~ent 10 the sTbIsry at OF Presideat C.stllc
the tubmifsive ard deRr diG Conduct q the Coo
ton and The dtsp"tc coufss pursued by some OF the
piOvuciRl governor
Ahe the pun mac and Loa pronounced against III.
vould attack Area and the 2ttb they anchore1 IN
the bay, and summoned the town 10 surrender Int
the people had decided for declaring in favor N
Gen NvHIco t~o companies Of the Ayacuoho i.ioa
unfortunately fired co . detachment connstin0 of 90
men, cent on shore from the vessel Of war which con-
uIued Tor some time in the streets and resulted in Il
ling kied and - vouI ded victory re utny In f.vor
q the naval forces The Ioe only hred four shots on
The town and the writer that but for te
Captain Of II. Is. Ms ship Tibune which wa in ths
bay the los OF life would have been rre.tsr' Nam
per.ons to- refuge at tie re.dence OF bs Brsh Cen
,ul. WV
90 the 18Th the Apurmac and LA .sjlsd h.v;,,
mspy prisoners en- board. The Tumbes wa In Aim
and wat expected that the port would soon be ar
tackled again.
1T Is thought says the writer. that 10 use Of an
iDsurectoR in this department General Castillo viii
induoe General CcrdovA PRESIDENT of Bolivia to cloee
Yischs four leagues from l.. Paz and there Ia no S.sr
Of bis occupy ing the province bis stu alton n "a
precsrious that be cannot spare q single regiment"
Busness 10, Of coune, completely parsIyzed BY the
uDsetted ,tste Of sfiairs
80 o0mereiO states Chat the French steamer La
voisder has sailed from Caao for the Chncbs, TO
prevent the uciexportaOn Of guano from the .laads
ii. B. n. sloop-of-wx + X sailed for Acapuiop ON
the 5th inst touching n Psnta ARENA La Union.
Acejufls and San jose de Gusiemals.
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FIRES.

FIRE FOOT or JACKSON srRErr-UrsrsCctIcS OF A
sTEAh-rUG.
The aiaim of FIRE in the Fifth District yesterday
morning. about clock, was caused BY the burning
of the sesnt tug C. P. smith, lying at the foot Of Jack
sen street, Eas. River. The FIRE originated in the
woodwork around the boiler, snd was caused By the
iron work becoming overheased. The flames spresd
rspidly and despite the efforts Of the fremen, soon
enveloped the entire vessel The boat is total loss
She was owned by Humphrey n. Greary, and was
valued at $40 e00 Insured for 900 in the Rutgers
Excelsior snd Brooklyn Insurance Companies.
FrRr IN AvtSCE D.
About 2 o clock yesterday morning, fire occurred
in tAe grocery store of Messrs. Easerly & Phillips,
No. SIS Avenue ID, but ii soon put out by the Ere
men. Loss about 500. Incurred in the Peter Cooper
Insurance Company TIE fire originated in room in
the rear Of the building the stove but from what
cause 10 as yet unknown.
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DETAIL OF WALKERS DISASTERS.

Fro. The Panas0 Star, jan !.
The stesmihip Thames reached Aspinwsll from San
Juan del Norte on the 22d inst, after the train LEFT
We indebted to the telegraph operators for the foi
lowing dEpstch Of the news from San Juan:
The steamer Thames Irem San Juan arrived here
to day. No tdings of Walker had been received al
San Juan for some days before her departure. Wskes
had appropriated the steamers the lake and rver 70
his own use. Scott had qusrreled with him. and
to leave all are soon 10 20. The imperieuse had Ie
for home; the Arrogant and Archer are soon to follow
and the Ccssack and Tartar have gone 10 Jamaica
BY the arrival Of the 0rIabA last evening, we have
dates from Nicaragua to the 9th Inst The re~s LID
portant
General wakas army wee Of Rivas, and thai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

Itee TIE Non. ard Forrest 'iAel r'n s"GUH
q LENS --i .soo~< i,r o." p,fy ~ ~ ~, I'd; NJ
JFS .s .-,a-.e DE- I.s'o sE.,gad 40 the
dtff -. T. ....rd t'- ban, - iIa S,es so,
d. Ppm ..,.,d TIC hoWttef VS. .en.e.
D. o.'f !.r,iau snd O. cleared the way wiz
t,s.f -, .,c- The chip now opened upon
$40 ~ilh great ,heos-the ILsvehor pre-
- no s,ri,b tsrts-z-s rom orltIer' Awef
,sdLx ~ IN. ..,a BpmenS and Destroying 81
ssAzs arc b,f th..s 90 SHIRE, the Prty returned
10 @n0@ I.. u one killed and one wound
Ie b.ssd - @.sti1oed 10 Ere at intervals during
ID IT, TO- io .5e evening" the same parry iSsstaer
"a ~ A....isni EDgineeE Rend and hArsers
-. made 9 second landing % destroy
ticb thew Effected under bot ire ana re
,ho .blp The Icss Of the Indians was tVea
I'm a and twehty-ODe wounded; among ''g
aeese rbief They have since 'rne 10 terms se1
~ -. on board 20 be taken 70 their Own country 10
- p,i,,.b ~ ssessions. The steamer lraVsheI vas
80. - ~ tbst Mr. Cumming masters mate "a
.assss "a The horiizer, had rAking hre lPon "a,
go wbile Ire steamer Massobuse'b Wa anchore1
- ,nring upon her cable abreast Of NE encsmp'
", ,ld shout sir huodrrd yards distant. Lea'
T.It,r directed tho oye a'Ois On ooari PHt 81 zoe
Inc Tbile Capt swauTOut wa absent Vlriuns Toe
-, Js,ssIrosrts The number ~ killed and wounded
a. t..oed &. o. The Ind az chiefs lac steamer
s.,s.fA -. C.gro"1pder SWsTWOut, hsd sailed Tor
"a yyis ,govi0ss TO Us sailing the Jenny Ford
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RIVER PLATE PROVINCES.

revolutionary movement broke out in Santa Fe ia
the absence o Gen. Lopez the authorities were seized
and imprisoned, and the movement was hesded by
Col Rodriguez. The Federal Government, Judging
the eat for interfering had arrived commissioned
ST. Derqu Minister of the Interior, 10 reesabllsh or
der in the province This gentleman visited the district
and after few conferences succeeded in replacing the
depOsed authorities thus putting stop to ali disorders
II was umored that Gen. Orono was wounded at his
estate In the country, and that he maintains com NUM-
cation with the rebels.
decree has been issued regulating the transit trade
between Chill and the Confederation.
The Federal Gcverpment has adhered uncondtion-
ally to the four points proposed by the Congress Of
PaTe.
II was assured that the French Minister In Parma
proposed passiog on TO Paraguay. in the steamer
Bisson, to eete the questions still psndng with thai
country.
General Urquiza was on the frontiers, organizing
The army and oefenses.
In tie Buenos Auean papers we only find worthy OF
mention the fact OF the discussion on the sale of 100
leagues OF public lands being indefinitely postponed by
the Senate.
The news from the frontiers was favorable: General
kscalada Wa stationed in Azul with respectable di.
ykion, and General Horpos was in the north in Villa
de les Mercedes, with SOC men; the Indians did not 40.
pear desirous OF renewing their attacks.
Two hundred men sailed in the stea ner General
Iinso 10 reestsbish order In the colony of BAH.
Blanca; every item of the news hiss been confirmed,
but after the death Of Colonel Olivier no other ion.
portsnt event had occurred.
The edvices from Montevideo are devoid of all In.
teiest. The country was quiet, and the dry-sslting
establishments having commenced operations, 1t was
expected tbs would produce favorable effect COM
MERGE
PERv.-Ow dates from this Republic are to Dec H.
Inc Peruvian war. steamer Tum Jus at africa, and
the Los and Apurimsc at Islay.
General Vvanoo, the head Of the revolutionary
movement anived at AreQupe on the Sd Of December,
ard was received with enthusiasm; be Immediately
kaued proclamation to the people, and commenced
ogaDizipg the different branches Of his Admnisr son
The departments Of Moquegua and Puno remain
faithful TO the Government those Of Caaa. and Can:hes
have declared for Yivanco.
The Tacrs division Of the army was at africa to pro-
eect that port, and Con. San Roman was at Puno or
Tsnisng the troops. The City Of CuzcO remained
faithful 70 the Government.
- Iruxillo and Lambsyeque have declared against the
Uovenmsnt In favor Of Gen. Viysneo. In toe latter
town the people defesttd force Of forty infantry and
picstt OF cavalry. Don Jose Teuo had been nom-
mated Sub Project BY the revolutionary party.
4 Letter trVu Tscos, dated Dec 6, pubshed In the
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MEMORANDA.
ARRIVAL OF THE SPECIAL COMMISSIONER.
Yro- The Paaasd Star, ID

AhRlt AL Of IHE SfbIlAL SO'i4ai'
Fro~ The Psas.d Star, Sd
The Hon. Isaac T. Morse, Special Commissioner
ircm Washington to Bogots, Is at present IN fansms'
having come over on Thursday last iron Aspln1al
Mr. Morse has been sent out to cooperate WIN tne
Hon J. B. Bowlin, United States Minister, relative 10
the ouirsges perpehate upon Americans hare on tne
18th of April last well as in regard to the ms aho
tunnsge taxes Whs: the Commissioner powers are
we do not pretend to know, bat we have good reason
to believe that be comes out with full and positive IN
stuc.icns for making settlement OF the dnhcuna
now pending between the tso Governments: M:
None visited Taboga and other siands In the Bay OF
Panama yesterday, in company with Consul Corvne'
IN orcer We learn to report thereon 10 he Government
As Minister Boxlin, Consul Corrine and the editors
Of 1As Star and Herald have al been denounced a
fllibusters by the native prees Of Panama merely Do
cause they dsapproyed OF the massacre Of Americans
o, th place on the l5A Of April last, and xpgeessd
the opinion that saskfsctoo sod indemnify shoud Do
demanded thesefor BY the Unitsd States we have 90
doubt thst Comniasonx More viii very soon hnd
himsef Glazed u the same category rnlesS he adyo
cats the pr: tsksn b7 Tbs assivs u that brzs sas,
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fAdyertisementl

MECHANISM the great civilizer, yielding as II
doe. one half the wealth. being the Of nearly oil the
comforts, couysnieDees and life will have apromL
next place In The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for
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spirited erssyp SO many great sttrstons With 20 Large an
amount Of sound rsey reading matter should call into the
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wear BY Fowler aud WELLS No. SOs Broadway, ny.
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IAdysf tisenlent.
The AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for

January contains than twenty Engraved Iustratons
including sefCutgre and improvement Uty Of Phrsnoosy
IN selecting Life Pursuits. Dr. Kanss Arctic Explorations ~
usated Power Of Mind Education Of Girls Anna
Cora Richie her Character and Biography With Portrait
Dr. GALL his Portrait Interesting Events tab Mormon Dsve
opmen Fulton and Livingston Words Of Greeting Prizes and
Pr, ium, Definition Of the MeRA Faculties aud Tempers
usna etc beautiful quarto Monthly only journal Of the
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rorpr OF oysIRAL SESSIONS JAZZ i3,-Bssors Jadss
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COURT or COMMON

cor-pr oy COMMON PLEAs-spsciAL Tgaa-JAs D.
Before Judge IkoRAHAa.
William NeOrafh AT. William hAsterson.
judgment for plaintiff, and an order directing VT"
~. 80, 10 .ue 10 Sbsrf pl.inh's damages
- Theodore Fizpstrek AIT The Same. ~
Like order.
JoLn H. HoysrmsL sst. Max wsstbeim-
Motion graz tad ON payment Of go costs OF motion.
and ais costs Of trial Judgment 20 stand ~ security saf
r.nse at down for third Monday Of present term
S;-o,,e 9rsete OF sst Matthew C. W lbuf, o. a.
Order OF reference 10 james Maurice.
Henry A. ThonpsoB, ~ a. sst MARTIN Lso''he ~
Judgment for plaintiff.