Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
Additional by the Arabia.

dispoeed to revolt, and his soldiers tc destert
Notwithstanding the vaunted reductions in
the Austrian army, the generals in Italy
have demanded fresh reinforcements from Vi
emma, and more troops have been sent.
The people in Italy are suffering deeply
from the high prices of food, and at Rome
the greatest seventies are put in force agains;
the bankers and forestaIIers in grain In some
countries all corn is prohibited to be exported,
whilst in others the importation is declared
to be free.
A postal convention has been concluded
between england and Spain.
The private letters by the overland mail
give still further accounts of the progress of
the Chinese rebellion. The insurgents it was
said, had reached Tientain, the seaport town
of T eLin, and the news Of the taking of the
capital was hourly expected. There was
much bloodshed at Annoy, but hopes were
entertained that the struggle would soon be
over.
Russia and Turkey.
The following article from the London Neps
of the 3d. gives an account of the passage Of
tbs Danube by Omar Pacha, and the present
state Of the Eastern Question.
at Is now apparent that the Turks are in
earnest The Russian steamers and other
small craft which attempt to pass up or down
the Danube, are fred upan from the Turkish
forts. Omar Pacha has pushed his troops
across the Danube, at point whence he can
the Russian forces in Walachia in flank.
The Russians, according to the most intelgi-
bic and and credible accounts, extend along
the river from in front of Bucharest to Kaa-
fat, or near it. Their troops at the latter place
have been called in.
If Omar Pacha advances along the river,
they can at firSl present but narrow front to
him; or he map strike inland and get in their
rear placing them between the detachment
Of the Turkisl arlly which has already crossed
and any detachment which may hereafter
cross lower down. To obviate these disad-
yantages, the entire position Ct the Russian
army would require to be altered; it would
require to fall back on Bucharest, at least,
and present It's front to the west instead Of
south.
This may be the object with which the
Russian advanced posts have been Withdrawn
from Kaatat. Or they may have evaded a
rencoutre with view to keep up for some
time longer the farce of pretending that they
only act on the defensive and in case of ne
cessity. It's indeed a farce for them to speak
of the defensive when they arc so advanced
in the Turkish Territory Whatever be their
schemes, they seem i'll no hurry to accept the
defiance thrown intheir teeth by the Osmanli
In the rencontre at Isaatchi they appear to
they appear to have hal the worst, and now
they show their backs to the enemy at Kal
atat.'
The Constantinople correspondent of the
Debats, writes from the capital, under date
of the 22nd cit.
"The day before Yesterday, NJ. de Bruck,
the Austrian internuncio had an interview
with the Sultan, and handed him new pro-
jcct of note, with the collective guarantee, it
IS said, OF the four powers assembled anew at
Vienna, that it would be accepted by Russia.
| do not know the tenor Of this note. AT
the end of the interview, a Tartar was imme-
diately dispatched to Omar Pasha, with di-
rcctions to him to wait some time before
commencing hostiIites. That circumstance
leads to the belief here, that tie note is of a
nature to be accepted by the Divan.
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