Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
Foreign News.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
Indications Of Storm on tie Continent
Later from the Chinese ReyoIut,on

The steamship Pacific arrived at New
York on Sunday with four days later FOREIGN
news. The chief items of Importance are IN
reference to the hostile attitude of Russia and
turkey, and Austria and Switzerland. The
latter little Republic has ordered out all its
men to fight Austria if required, while the
southern States of Germany propose blockad-
ing her frontiers if she refuses to give Aus
ira satisfaction. The state of affairs between
RUSSIA and Turkey are rapidly approaching
crisis, and indicate speedy collision be,
tween those two powers. The Russian Min
lsser Menschlkoff left Constantinople on the
ga ult, and arrived at Odessa on the follow
ing day. The Russian army, 100000 strong
was concentrating on the frontiers. The
English, French and, Prussian and Austrian
ministers had made a joint effort to reconcile
the parties, but both sides were equally in
| flexible and Menschikof' left. The Ottoman
Meet had been sent for and part of it des-
patched to Egypt for the troops Abba Pa
cha has ready. Carriers were sent to every
province calling out the warlke resources of
the Empire. The where abouts of the French
fleet Is not known, and the orders to the Bri
"iS nc lIb III StCTel.
Inc Paris correspondent of the London
Morning Chronicle writes:
!" have just heard that in the letters re-
celyed at the Russian embassy from St. Pc i
terSourg the most threatning language is
used towards Turkey, and on hearing of the
rejection of his ultimatum, that he would car
ny his guns to Constantinople to punish the
lnsolencc of the Porte"
There were rumors in Paris that the Rms
slails had actually advanced, but this is said
to be probably surmise. Most certainly af- I
fairs appear to be in a critical state, vet eve !
ry thing may be settled quietly after ALL
war seems too much of a risk All Europe @
must engage in it. In both houses of Par
lament the British Government had refused r,
to state whether or not the Mediterranean =
fleet had been ordered to assist Turkey. -
~, The news from China is highly impo;[tont
In The revolution goes on, and iett.ssrs from O
Shanghaie to April 29th report,fbot NonI;n {
had fallen into the hands a. r. roh 'J Tha
English, American ans ri French sHnsdrops re.
.efnsad ~ oli oil al. ne British Commander had d
10 - s.5w nine merchantmen to 90 up s.
vos - e with stores for either party, and it
expected that the Americans would also v
back out.
SPEEDY Observation-Disclosures can c
leave Montreal at nine o'clock in the morning
and reach New York or Boston the same eve
ming by means of the Rutland and Burling- {
ton route.
On Sunday last, lady called to her little
who WIS tossing marbles on the side walk {
come into the house Don't you know
you should not be out there, my son? Go
into the back yard, if you want to play mar
bles-it is Sunday" swell yes but amt it Q
Sunday in the back yard mother"
1t is thought by the French physician that
Louis Napoleon cannot survive much longer
than year. He is in very i'll health.
The people of Utica N. Y. have voted in
favor of loaning the credit of that city to the !
amount of $4,000, to the Black River and =
Utica Railway Company.
An iiterate correspondent, who is given to
sporting, wants to know when the Anglo ,
Saxon race" somuch talked about, is to come
off?