Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-24


thrown upon Prince Albert. Earl Aber-
deem and others defended the Prince. y
Government Engineers reported Mail
Steamers unfit for War purposes.
CHARLESTON, s. C., 18th,
Collision occurred yesterday, between
the steamships Wetumpka and Magnolia,
the former sunk and two or three lives
lost.
BosToN. 18th.
l. There was Convention of the people
of the Sd district Of Massachusetts, at
Denham to-day, irrespective of patty, to
demonstrate against the Nebraska bill.
WASHINGTON, 18th.
Congress NOT in session.
BALTIMORE, 18th.
The House of Delegates to-day recon-
isidered their vote on the substitute adop-
ted yesterday, and ordered the Prohibito-
~ Liquor Law engrossed for third rea-
ding.
$4,000 bbls. Of Flour were exported
from Baltimore during this week. e
liza n. Y. Feb. 20.
The Baltic arrived below last night at
9 O'Clock, with dates to the Sth.
The Europa arrived out on the 9th.
The Cars last proposal has been re-
iected. Negotiations were broken of.
The Russian Ministers had left London
and Paris. Instructions had been sent to
the English and French Ministers to with
draw from st. Petersburg. France and
England were making open preparations
for war. ..,.
Cotton was active and upward. Bread
stutis had slightly declined.
Paris, Tuesday.
All the rumors Of the i'll success of
the Orloff Mission is now confirmed. 1t
is not likely that he will prolong his
stay, but will, it is said, leave directly for
ST. Petersburg. Foreseeing some re-
buff at Berlin he will refrain from visit
ing that Capital. , as
1t is said the Servian Government
yielding to the suggestion of the Rus
sian Consulate, Belgrade, will refuse to
accept the two tirmans of the Sultan,
unless Russia gives its consent.
PARIS BoURsE.-A fall in the Eng
lish Funds afford prices which early in
the day showed tendency to rise.
Threes closed ut $3.50 forty-iour and n
a half per cents, $3.50.
St. Petersburg, Goth.
1t is said that the Emperor, who is
fully aware of the position in which
he is placed, will endeavor to avoid
a general conflict, if he can only preserve
his honor and rights. The influence Of
Count Nesserode is again in the asccn-
dant. 1t is also said thut the Gear is
about to write an autograph letter to the
Queen Of England, in which he will en-
deayor to prove that he has not been the
aggressor. Animportant Ukase confirms
the summoning to arms all the reserves
and soldiers on furlough. Several Cum
ard steamers are taken up by Govern
ment to carry troops to Constantinople.
Six thousand m&n go from England.
Others will be taken up at different sta
tons. About ten thousand men will
soon be sent to form part of the first ex-
petition. There is no doubt Brigade
of guards will form part of the expedi-
ton. The 46th Regiment that was UNI
der orders for Australia, leaving all the
old soldiers at home whose time would
be up in few years, isnow to hold itself
in readiness for foreign service, leaving
all the young soldiers and recruits at
home.
A Vienna correspondent telegraphs
that Orlof leaves for St. Petersburg,
probably on Wednesday.
The combined fleets were at Beycos
Bay on the 9th January. Six ships
again convey a Turkish steamer with
troops into the Black Sea.
BELCIUM-Kissluf, late Russian Envoy,
arrived at Brussels on Tuesday. 1t is
understood that four vessels originally
taken mp by the Government to convey
troops from Ireland to Malta, and thence
to West Indies. have been trken up on
monthly charges, SO that they may be
available on the shortest notice.