Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-10
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Reported for the Keuosha Daily Telegraph
Important Foreign News.
Arrival of the Nashville.
England and France making immense
preparations for War.
SAILING OF THE ALLIED FLEETS
Decline in Rraadstnhs.

Decline IN Breadstuffs.
NEW YORK, 9th.
The steamer Nashritle, from Hayre
arrived yesterday.
LIVERPOOL 18th.
Flour one shilling decline. Wheat at
last weeks rate.
LONDON, 18th.
Flour one shilling lower. Barley, Oats,
and other grains fiat and lower.
London dates to the 18th. The Nash
vile left Cowes on the 10th. Off Ports
mouthit passed through the English Fleet
which was to sail for the seat of war
The preparations TO the Eastern War
are still active. 1t is stated that in addi-
ton to the steamers already taken, it was
decided to take the remainder of the Gu
nard Steamers as fast as they arrive, lea
wing the Company to carry the mails in
the smaller steamers.
Many East India sailing ships have also
been taken by the Admiralty, to carry
stores, troops, &c.
At all the Naval Stations, the pre- para
tons are on a stupendous scale.
The Baltic Fleet, of thirty-six ships,
chiefly of the line, and powerful steam
frigates, were to assemble in the Downs
on the 9th, where they would be joined
by ten French vessels. chiefly of eighty
and one hundred guns each. The whole
feet. which was to be under the direction
of Sir Charles Napier, is intended for OPP
erations against St. Petersburg.
The steamer Hecid had already left for
the Baltic, to make surveys and soundings.
Rumors of peace, however, were still
in circulation.
The Paris Correspondent Of the Times
mentions rlnors of fresh negotiations,
and hopes are generally entertained that
they would be successful.
In the House of Lords on the l4th a
long debate on the Eastern Question took
place. Nothing new elected.
In Paris on the 18th French funds fell
considerably owing to unfavorable news
from St Petersburg.
The Russians are committing awful
excuses on the peasantry of Wallachia,
who refused the burdens imposed on them.
The women and children of the villages
had been massacred.
The French Government had addressed
strong note to King Othoin consequence
of the discovery of the Greek correspon-
dence.
Adyices from Asia state that Schamyl
was pushing forward his ornaments with
great energy.
The first battalion of the ColdStrcam
Guards marched through London ON the
18th, on their way to Chester, prior to
their embarkation to the Mediterranean
and were received by the people with eX
traordinary demonstrations of enthusi-
asm.
The autograph letter Of the Emperor
Napoleon to the Gar proposes treaty
of peace on the basis Of the Vienna note
modified by Turkey, and that negotiations
take place direct between the Russian and
Turkish Ambassadors.
The French squadron under admiral
Bcuat was to take on board 1900 troops
and proceed to Toulon to join the English
squadron awaiting them there, to take on
board 1000 more troops, when both squad
rOus were to sail for the Leyant
Nothing from kaleiat.
ADDITIONAL BY THE STEAMER.
In all the dock yards and arsenals of
France the greatest activity prevails. The
receipt of NapOleon's autograph letter at
ST. Petersburg must have brought the
Eastern Question to crisis. Spirited
debates thereon had taken place i'll Par
lament.
English funds firm, but a little affected
by the warlille preparations.
Consuls 91!.
WASHINGTON, 9th.
HoUSE.-Mr Appleton presented the
Massachusetts Resolutions in favor of
Cheap Ocean Postage.
Mr.. Fuller presented the Maine ReSo-
lutions against the Nebraska Bill. Laid
ON the table, and ordered printed.
Mr.. Richardson. [. S. Consul at Tries
tie, has been removed by the Austrian
Government on the ground of expressing
opinions adopted to interrupt the good
understanding between the two countries.
n. Y 9th.
in the Park yesterday Mr. Orr who
claims to be the angel Gabriel, preached
to the multitude in alluson to Catholi-
icsm. and a fight between the Irish and
Americans ensued. One man was bad
" beaten. The Police made several ar
rests.
\ fire broke out yesterday in Spruce
street. Loss 100000.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. 9th.
Flour less active and II ID cts lower
Inquiry for shipping light. Canadian
quiet at sST,75. Sales of Western Cal ma
200 bbls. at 81, 75a7, 80 for Common to
Straight State; and S77,75a8,00 for mixed