Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
Ind other InteHtqence.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
War Observation-Disclosures Unchanged.

New York, October 18th.
The Atlantic brings adyices from Liver
pool to the 9TH inst.
Breadstutis, in the last three days have re-
coded with considerable business, at decline
of 3D. Cd on Flourand ID add on Wheat.
The rumor which depressed cotton raised
breadstufts again, and the market closed with
out much variation from prices of Friday.
For United States white wheat 9s IOd to I0s
3D.; mixed red 9s I'd 9s Cd; western canal
flour 33s Cd 34s-Phiadelphia and Bal,
timore 34s a 35s-Ohio 35a 36s.
Canadian white corr Ala 45s; yellow 4Oa
Ais,
Beef declined
Manchester, 5th. q.
Funds much depressed, from the Turkish
declaration of War. Consols closed at 9O5
SECOND DISAPTCH.
The Cholera is increasing slowly at Liy-
erpool.
The Packet Ship Isaac Wright, from Liy-
erpool, with 90 passengers for New York,
struck on the Irish Coast, and leaked badlv.E
The time ofsuspension of duties on Bread
stutts imported into France is extended to
July, 1854. Another decree prohibits France
from exporting potatoes and vegetables until
July, 1854.
Materials for any kind of Railways may be
imported into Spain duty free.
Latest and most Important By Submarine
Telegraph.
The Russians were supposed to be moving
to attact the Turkish position at Rontichank.
The eastern question has taken another
turn. The Olmutz meeting of Emperors is
over, and a new proposition is to be offered
to the Porte. Austria again puts herself in
accordance with France, England and Prlls-
sa, in conference at Vienna, and negotiation
giving more promise Of speedy settlement;
but Telegraph received from Constantin
pie of Sept. 26th, stating that the Grand
Council Of the Ottoman Empire has room
mpmdcl the Sultan to decair War against
Russia, causing meeting Of the British Cab
met, and made apprchensions among the pub
Ic
The Sultau's decision is not known. The
Courier was hourly expected at MarseIles.
Vienna Oct. 2d
The Diyan a the Grand Council held this
day resolved upon Declaration of War with
Russia against the advice Of the four Powers,
THE SULTAN HAS SIGNED THE
DECLARATION. Report says that hos
tilucs had commenced Omar pacha tong
ly demanded leave 10 fight before winter set
in.
The Russians were officially ordered by
their Minister of War to winter in the Prin-
cipaties. The fleets remain up at Bcsika.
Martin koSzta was to embark ON the DIST
for the L. $, Austria consuming. Mr. Brown
was ut Smyrna to see him Oft.
Washington, Oct, Is.
J. w. Beard has been appointed Sub-TreaS-
urer at Boston, vice Mr.. David, declined.
Col james Polk has declined the Coun-
sulate at Bordeaux.
Reported dispatches to the State Depart
ment from London and Paris, confirmed the
last wariko rumor from Europe, and state
that the British Cabinet had decided to not
sustain Turkey.
Failures ia New York-Coucctor Bron-
sons Reply.
New York, Oct Is.
There was one or two failures Yesterday
among dry good dealers Mess,s. Diamond
& Go, sugar reiners, carrying on business in
Bristol, r. l. have also suspended payment :;
liabilities about 100000.
This mornings papers contain Collector
BronSon's reply to Secretary Guthrie, and
long letter from Attorney Gen. OConner in
reply to the miSsive of the Secretary.