The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-06-30
The News.


Thc News.
The Steamer Bremen, with Liverpool
dates TO the 18th, has arrived. The British
ministry have resigned and new Cabinet
formed that is in favor of the Kossuth doc
trine of non.intervention on the part of En-.
gland, in the war between the Allies and
Austria.
Lord Pamerston is the new Premier, and
Lord John Russell the Secretary OF Foreign
Affairs.
The latest intelligence from the seat OF
war is that the Austrians have evacuated
Pacenz1, Pavia, Ladi, Bologna and Anco-
ma. The citadel and Notifications at Pa-
cenza were first blown up.
The death of MetterniCh is announced.
London Times says Russell is ardent
friend OF Italy, both he and PaImerston want
Austrian admit her defeat, her ascertaned
inferior i,y, and the incurable dsadvan.
toges of her position south of the Alps, both
are of opinion she would consult her own
greatness by relinqushng territory which
costs great army and still greater odinm.-
Rumored Napoleon returns to France
Pelissier Commander in.chief. Austrians
lett provisions, ammunition, and cannon
behind in evacuation of Piaceuz1. The
Ausrians quilted Bologna on the lth for
Modenna. Garibaldi occupied Bergamo
and repulsed fifteen hundred AuStrians who
were marching against him from Brescia.--
Russia concluded q financial convention
with Rothchilds. No details.
The French passed Ada River without
striking blow.
Wheat declined three shilling in London.
Austrian correspondence says the Aus
trians at Malegrans yielded sniy 20 decid.
edly superior force and retired unpursucd in
perfect order.
The Subm-iiae Telegraph is to be lJid
from Melbourne to Denmark.
Emperor Of Austria is said to take command
in person acting on the defensive.
OFFICIAL.-The Austrian loss at Pales.
tro was fifteen officers, 5l3 men killed. one
General, % ctficers, 878 men wounded, six,
officers, TIA men missing.
Garilbadi's corps threatens the Southern
Teprol from Val CanoDico, Val Trompiu
and Bagelna.
The French Fleet in the Adriatic rcceiv.
ed powerful reinforcements and reported
landing troops soon between Venice and
Trieste.
The Austrion head quarters probably ut
Mantua.
The London Times speaking of Palmer
ston and Russe, says, Both see in France
q better Agent for the reorganization OF
Italy for the Creation of that Federal Union
which is all the Unity possible under exist
ing circumstances. Were the question to
be confident to the present state OF affairs
the Policy to be pursued might be stated in
a sentence. Austria is flying homewards,
France and Sardinia are pursuing her across
the AIDA. Venice is about to be attacked
Immediately on the East and on the South
the whole Peninsula is rising against her
and expelling her allies and garrison. The
only advice to be given is, that Austria
should accommodate herself to those painful
circumstances-just as England admitted
the Independence of the United States, and
France has twice submitted to the dictation
of Invaders.
There can be no glory gained by stubborn
and even victorious resistance to the lust
claims of just nation, and it is unwise to
wage q war where even military success in.
ours moral approbrium. No doubt this end
other considerations will be in due time !
urged upon Austria by lhe two Ministers
who have undertaken to divide the response.
bility Of our foreign relations.
There is no doubt entertained that the
between Russia and the Roths.
Childs will result in their being contractors
for any future loan Russia may desire to
raise. In London blue book has been
published containing all the English cor.
on Italian affairs. The latest
note assigns to Austria all the last respon- !
siblity for all the miseries and caamities
inevitably consequent on conflict which
was on the eve of being averted.
The London Daily News of the 18th says,
that it is believed that Lord Egin has been
offered the Secretaryship of the Colonies.
Mr.. Golden will have the option OF the
Board of Trade, and MIlner Gibson will al.
30 enter the Cabinet. Sidney Herbert will
probably be Minister Of War. Sir G. C.
Lewis, President of the Iadia Board and
Mr.. Gladstone, Chancellor of the Exche.
quer. Sir r. Berthell is also spoken of for
the latter office. Sir James Grahum, the
Duke of New Castle, and the Duke of Ar
gyle have declined to Join the new admins
tration.
The London Times city article Of the 9th
inst, says that the statements that Prussia
will soon abandon her neutrality, appear to
rest on no definite authority and are per-
haps merely encouraged at Berlin to meet
the excitement of the other States.