Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31
News by Lightning
Reported for the KeuOsha Daily Telegraph.
Arrival of the Pacific.
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.
Advance in Breadstmfs.
RUM0RED FALL OF KALEFAT (!
sported for the Keuosha Daily Telegraph.
Arrival of the Pacific.
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS
Advance in Breadstudfs.
Greek InSurreetiOn Suppressed.

Ia L ~ nv " iAA nI "a l. tpOul nan past
seven or eight o'clock.
BY telegraph from Sandy Hook. we
learn that the news presents nonew fea-
lures OF Importance in regard to Eastern
War.
The Liverpool BreadstufS' market has
recovered from the previous depression,
owing partly to Russia having prohibited
the expectation of grain from Odessa and
the sea of AzoR.
We stern Canal Flour sos. Wheat in
limited request, but on the whole tirncr.
los.
Indian Corn Cd dearcr, and provisions
unchanged.
Consols 81 3-Sa91 ST.
New YORK, %, SP. NJ.
The Pacific, from Liverpool. arrived at
her dock at ! ID O'Clock this evening.
The africa and Americo arrived out
on the 18th.
The clipper ship Lightning arrived out
on the 4th, i'll Is days from Boston.
The position of affairs is quite unchan-
ged. No battle had taken place on the
Danube, except two columns Of Russians
attacked each other in the dark in mis-
take for Turks, and killed 100 before the
mistake was discovered. Small skirmish-
es continued between the Turks and Rus
slams.
Nothing new from Asia.
The Greek instruction was almost
checked.
The t. s. Minister had presented his
credentials to the Sultan, and made an
address assuring him of the sympathy of
the people of the United States.
The British Chancellor of the EXchcq-
uer proposes to double the income tax,
and the French Minister to borrow %,
100000 francs to meet the expenses of
war.
Preparations are going on in England;
the first division ofthe fleet will sail in a
day or two.
The French Government advcrtiscs for
100 ships to embark troops and stores for
the east
Earl Londonderry is dead.
More difficulties had occurred at Pres
ton with the operatives.
Dix 4 Co. of Glasgow had failed, their
liabilities were 100000.
Mr.. Soule is said to be in high favor
with the Queen of Spain.
The Spanish instruction is suppressed.
Austria still slightly waivers, and Prus-
STA refrainS from announcing what course
she will pursue.
LATEST.
The London Morning Herald of the
Sth III the Sd edition. reports that kale-
fat had fallen, and the garrison had been
maSSacrcd. This news created great eN-
element. The truth of it was doubted.
MARsEILLEs, eth.
Corn has risen two francs on account
of the Russian prohibition.
LONDON, 7th.
Frost, Williams, and Jones, the Char
fists, are pardoned.
TURIN. 1st.
France and England are said TO have
decided to prevent any movement III 1t
ally.
PARIS, 18th.
The loan of25 600 600 francs was unan-
imously authorized.
MADRID, 7th.
There are vague rumors Of misunder-
standing between England and Spain. and
of the probable recall of The Minister.
The Russians have made the first APP
proach against Kalefat.
LIVERPOOL. 7th
Breadstuils have recovered from their
depression, and re-establshed at about
firm rates.
McIIenry, also Richardson & Brothers,
and Others, report -four in fair demand.
Western 39s. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and Ohio 39sa40 in store Wheat limit
edreqnest interchangeable but firm. Prime
White 2lS.
Indian Corn in store demand Cd dear
or. Good yellow held at 4Cs Prime
white AZ.
Provisions unchanged. Lard declined
Id and ID without leading to much bust
ness. Tallow quiet. Clover seed dull
and lower
London Money Marl@ct.-Consols 81 Il
a92 -.
BUFFALO. March 22nd.
Geo. ". Kellogg was to-day convicted
of counterfeiting, and sentenced to 20
years in the Auburn State Prison.
HARRISBURG, 22nd.
The Prohibitory Liquor Law passed
the House to-day by vote Of 50 to A.
New York. 22nd.
No signs of the Pacific at six O'Clock.
4 slight snow storm has been prevailing
here this afternoon.
This morning gentleman, who is sup
posed from papers found in his possession
to be Henry Il. Lawrence, of Hudson, \.
Y, was found dead in his bed at French's
Hotel, where he put up on Monday after
noon. Six hundred and ninety-six dol
lars and other papers were found under
his pillow.
NASHINGTON. 22nd.
SENArE.-A joint resolution as to ma
val contracts vas passed after debate.
80 to 8.
Bills granting land to Illinois, and au-
thorizing Wisconsin to select the residue
of lands granted her in 1916 we're passed.
The Bill increasing the pay Of the rank
and file of the Army was taken up and
debated.
HousE.-The Rill for the relief Of set
tiers on lands reserved for Railroad pur-
poses, permitting them to precmpt other
lands at the minimum price was debated
and passed.
Mr.. Caleb Lyon requested that his
name might be recorded among the aye,
in referring the Nebraska BIZ TO tho
Committee of the Whole.
The Indian Appropriation Bill was ia
ken up in Committee Of the Whole.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. 25th.
FLOTR-Demand for Western and State
-four quite active. Prices l2l higher, with
speculative inquiry as well as export demand.
Canadian quiet 81 ,5oa7 Sc. Sales Western
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