Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
News by lightning.
Reported for the Konosha Daily Telegraph
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL or THE AMERICA

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HALIFAX, Aug. II.
The mail steamer America from Iiv-
erpool 9Th, arrived last night about 5 o.
clock
BREADsTUFFs-An advance during the
past week Of 2 shilIings on flour. Cd ] 5
per ~ lbs, on wheat. Is 2s on Indian
Corn. Western canal -four quoted 32s
32s Cd. Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA
32s Cd 33s. Corn 32s a 3ts-W bite
33s 34s.
RUSSIAN WAR.
The news from the Danube continues
generally favorable TO the allies, but no
thing decisive taken place.
On the morning Of tue Both ult. the
Russians are stated to have attacked the
Turkish and French camps at Giurgevo
but were totally defeated with loss of
1000 killed, and large number Of prison
ers.
The Russisns were advancing in forced
marches,
They had quilted Fratezetichi, and it
was occupied by the Turks.
The evacuation Of Wallachia was COM
pleted, and proclamation had been is
sued declaring that all soldiers who re-
manned behind, would be considered d
serters.
The Russian troops were being con-
centrated on the Cereth.
Omar Pacha was expected to arrive al
Bucharest on the 2lst of July, and would
meet with brilliant reception.
1t was believed the force must be des-
patched to dislodge the Russians from
Moldavia.
The Russian army under Prince Scch-
teDzten is ordered to advance from Pesth
to Galatia
The army in Galatia is moving towards
the frontiers
The Arch Duke Allbrecht has removed
his headquarters to Cronstadt, on the
southeast corner OF Pennsylvania.
The total Austrian force on the from
tiers, reaches 100000 men, under COM
maud of Baron Deckess.
The frontier has not been crossed. but
preparations for hostllties were ON \ col
lossal scale.
The Cholera was increasing in Vienna.
At Constantinoplc, on the 9th, a
French division left for Kustango
The accounts from Montenegro are sat
isflctory.
Prince Daniel was assuming threat
ening attitude towards the Turks at APP
uetZ.
BLACK SEA-The Allied Fleets with
Gen. Canroben and Brown, had proceed
ed toward the Climea coast to reconnoi-
tire.
The Times declares positively that
force of from $4,000 to 100000 men, Bri-
fish, French and Turkish, will invade the
Crimea, and will attempt To effect lodg-
ment on the height that commands Sc
bastopol.
From Asia the reported defeat of the
Turks by the Russians, is confirmed. and
the Russians were beseiging Kars.
Cholera has made its appearance among
the British troops.
The Baltic Fleet was at Lettend.
At latest accounts Baron DeHilliers
had an interview with the King Of Swe-
den.
His Majesty declares his willingness to
unite with the Western Powers on Ger
tain conditions.
DeIIlllIers, with the French troops had
joined the Fleet off Alaud Island.
Four hundred British, on the 28th,
made descent on kalmgain-the island
of Desees. After destroying four boats
they returned.
Since the 23rd, the blockade of ports
on the Gulf has been more vigorous. it
not being possible for any vessel to leave
or enter.
The Arch Duke Constantine. ind the
Arch Duchess had narrow escape from
being captured 10y an English steamer
near Cronstadt.
Admiral Cary had returned home an
invalid.
Affairs generally tranquil.
Espartero lad taken the oath, as Pre-
sident of the New Council.
On the 2nd inst, the barricades at Mad
iii were being removed at Espartero's
request.
The nomination Of O'Donncl, is the
most popular OF any OF the new Ministry.
Great Britain
The Canadian Legislative Council Bill
was passed to a second reading in the
House Of Commons Of the Eth inst.
The Bank OF England fixed the mini
mum rate of interest at ) per cent on the
4th.
WAsuNGroN l..
The health of Secretary Marcy is i'm
proving. He expects to be out to-mor-
row.
BosroN II.
The British barQue BrH0n'S Pride.
which arrived here this morning. reports
having passed on the 10Th inst, a chet