Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-16
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
Halifax. Dec. SIS 2.

| Niagara arrived this L. NJ. from Halifax.
Flour has declined Is; Western Canal
36s, Ohio 3ss, Corn, yellow, 46s, White 46s
Cd.
Money Market-Consols, 95 for SIS
| Hostiities have ceased in Europe.
The Turks continue to meet with success
| in Asia.
New attempts are made at reconciliation.
Egypt has prohibited exports of grain.
Latest from Constantinople embracing mat
tiers under date of the 10th.
The Turks We're operating at Oltenitza.
New YORK, Friday 10 A. NJ, Dec. 8.
The previous attack on Olenitza was inten-
| ded to deceive Prince Gortschakotf
The plan succeeded, and Omar is combin-
ing his troops to att lex the division of Gen.
/ Luders in Bis Arabia, and the Ottoman fleet
! in the Black Sea is to cooperate with the
land forces III he attack.
The Porte has received from the British
and French ambassadors, assurance Of effect
ual cooperation in case of need, and they may
send fleet.
! Reports dated Vienna, 21st, state that the
| Russian army has received orders to assume
! the offensive and cross the Danube and go to-
wards Adrianople, if the Turks will let them.
Baron DeVilliers arrived at Constantinople
on the 18th. There are more reports of'di-
| plomatc circulars, but none are deemed reli-
/ able.-All hostilities have ceased along Mo l.
dayia and the Wallachian lines. The fleets
Of the Danube prevent operations. Meantime
| diplomacy is again active in the matter.
The British steamer Ferry brought to Con-
stantlnope the draft OF a new Anglo-French
note, but the Porte declined considering it,
and it was therefore withdrawn.
Comprehensive proposals, it is said, have
been proposed at Paris by Napoleon.
1t is expected that fighting will be rcsum-
ed.
Vienna letters of the 25th state that Omar
had orders from Constantiuople to prosecute
the war with energy.
From Bucharest under date Of 14th we
learn Prince Gorkschokotf had received very
singular Instructions, the nature of which were
not definitely known.
1t said that Count Walswiskio, the French
Minister at London, has returned from Paris
with draft of the treaty agreed to by France
and England, and the other powers were to
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may be believed, the Gar has replied in an
swer to an inquiry Of Austria, that would pro
pose project of peace; the Sultan is said al
so to be disposed to come to terms, but will not
be the first to retract. He has. however, sent
Fudeilendi to the army on the Dannbe, to
restrain the ardor of Omer Pacha, and thus
=, give diplomatists another chance. The pres
ent position of military affairs Is stated thus
Omer holds strong position in Kalatat, with
10000 men, and is tortifying himself in the
strongest manner in triangle, between Kalafat,
Tazarods, and Morabia, and thus securing a
communication on the bank of the river, and
having base Of operations to act III lesser Wal
lachia.
The Russian Bulletins state that their Bat
teries drove the Turks from the island Of Mo
con, Guergena, but the latest accounts say
the Turks still occupy it.
The success of the Turks in Asia continues
to be brilliant.
A rumor from Vienna, which however is
not accredited, says that the Turks had re-
ceived orders from Constantinople to abandon
KaIifat.
Omar is said to have given us his reason
for recrossing the Danube, that Gen. Paulotf
Is expecting support OF SUPERIOR lorte ana as
we were %e'hcf' "nu Ie'noIge'ii',is' a''lIe1
10 make 'he russian troops '"l'e - s'e"t ~
ours ana Il we REMAIN "i'eI0 We "e We IIi''''
probably meet disaster similar to that Of Pas
udotf on the 18TH
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tort OF ural, but were olScoNered' ana return
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