Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
Further Details by the Canada.

Russia beng provoked 10 COMBAT ndl no otner
means left than recourse to arms to compel
the Porte to respect treaties and obtain repa-
ration for offences, by which it responded to
our most moderate demand, saws the Car.
On the End and Sd the Turks crossed the
Danube from Cortuac $4,000 strong. On
the 4tl, the Russians attacked them with 5000.
After a brisk ear nonade of three hours the
Turks maintained .heir position. The Rus
SLAMS lost several officers, 1876 privates killed,
superior officers, Is subalterns, and 479
wounded. The Turks loss not stated. An
other account via Vienna, states that IA Rus
sian superior officers we've killed. The Turks
were left masters of the fielu-the Russians
retrcating to Bucharest. Before the Turks
crossed the Danube, body of Cossacks came
to the rivers bank and made signs insulting
to Turkish captains, who rushed to their boats,
rowed across in face of the Cossacks, and open
Ell CALLING fire upon them. Then charging
with irresistible bravery drove the Cossacks
back from the river. The Turks returned 10
camp i'll triumph.
The Emperor cf Austria was concentrating
large masses of troops on the Servian frontier.
L lie dOGcTuDT vi CcfNId OIbCICl uiS IOIJuld-
ton to arm, and informed the Austrians that
the Porte would not permit her to occupy
Servia.
The Porte warned Austria that Turkey will
expect her to prohibit the Russians from sup
plying the Montenegrins with arms through
Port Catau. The Porte proposes that if Aus
tria remains perfectly neutral, that he will re
frain from employing Hungarian refugees.
Latest important news, that thirty Russian
officers arrived prisoners of war at Constan-
tnople.
The Englshan and French fleets anchored in
the Bosphorus. It's rtmored that Bucharest
has been st0rn,ed By the Turks. A son of
Omar Pacha has been named Minister of
War.
A French levy oftroops is making in Egypt
to assist the Turks. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
The Turkish army is paid promptly in
specie.
On the evening of the 10th, the following
conditions were insisted upon by Omar Pacha
in note TO Gen. Gorchachof:-All strong
holds in the Principalities to be Immediately
surrendered complete evacuation ofthe Prin-
CAPABILITIES as speedily as possible, AMI guar
antee from all the Powers against a similar
invasion in the future.
According to latest accounts from Constan-
tinople. the Sultan positively rejected all pro-
posaIs that Diplomatists have submitted.
1t is freely reported at Paris that $4,000
French troops will be sent to Turkey to aid
the Sultan in his struggle with the Car. But
orders to sail would not be given till the French
Government received fresh dispatches from
Ious.antipoplc.
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LIZ Pep W',', ~ - 81 va.
'eS.y' 'no'n i C,rrasnondo, s.stas tha'
~ p. VIC M.r.nIarif bsd fnrn9IIv Ja Iaral tL,t
tha Cz,r will not accent any Arrangement, no
WV y n'T ,Ln,,, i shn,II i. nrn7,soI ,n1
- ,,',~s.i. ,.I,;,.h liz Majesty i,tnly
''','' ". II 49, Enrn,,oon ,>ou.rs arr, H..
- ,,L;ll sb.It ;s.ro from, his mouth
M. s,n,,,tnry declaration WAS Of course "a
TIL RejJ;tfa's nronosals
" Ao,,;nst his statement the London Times.
-; ,F.;,l ar,; ia SAYS ON the 9Th inst .
III II nn,rt,.rs concu, in r.,,r
tt'P',,N ! .,I;,,..,,,o,,t Lo,.o Laar
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N''u'"'. 81 ~ - p, ~ tho h;,au
hos "mav ,,. Lson orranasJ and that il is enn'
M tL,t Tha Russian ,,ovornn,ont
~ i;.nnso1 - r.Iin,ui,b its nos 'tion on the
- ,,'.,.oi ~, The F,r,,a,n movers nr,.
'c ;I,I pnIr that m onrnns for its retirement
.':eJ i,;n..Iy ,noJa
yTbo Time. however, hints that this favor
~. ,>,s;t;n, may he unset and pe~atiyeJ bv
thn atyrnt Of the war now progressing.
TIC Morning Chronicle of tn. Sth inst,
rublisbcs telrrraphic dispatch from Buch-
prost STATING that Omer Pasha had received
Ia6n;to or,lers to suspend hos,ilities, and that
1T po,oti,,ions for peace were going on at
Yam.
,rhn News Of the 9th inst, saws that re-
mort was current at Vienna on Thursday, the
al inst. that Russia had renewed direct in
,nr,nnrse with Turkey, and that negotiations
c. nance had recommended. According to
another version, the negotiations were Of a
"raI;m;p,rv character, and had an armistice