Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15
Summary of Foreign News.

The Vienna Gazetteer statesth in consequence
of the great concentration of troops in Eastern and
Northeastern frontier of Austria, 10000 recruits
will be raised. This measure must be considered
open declaration of the resolution OF Austria
not to be buiiied by Russia.
Vienna conferences are TO be renewed on the
basis OF new Anglo French Austrian-Prussant rea-
ties Of alliance.
Consantnople letter says 1t IS believed TO be
the intention of the Commander in Chief OF the An
glo French expedition the east TO carry the war
into the very heart of Russia, and to raise in
surrectlon 10 Crinea and Circassia as soon Sou
kena, Kalafat and Redouht Kaah on the coast OF
ASA Minor have peen bombarded by troops near
Sehastapol, which would at the same time be bonn
! barded by sea
! The Cologne Gazette states that the Emperor
OF Russia has had a relapse of illness.
The inhabitants OF St. Petersburgh are obliged
to find quarters for the troops and there are in
| the envlrons of the city, 10000 Cossacks 1t Is
stated the Russian Government has insured TO the
Greek government subversion of 100000
drachns per month It is also stated that the
Greek gorernment has granted letters OF marque
to the pirates who at the present moment, iniest
| the Levant.
The notifications of the treaty of the triple ALI
ance had been exchanged al Constantinople
| report was current in Liverpool that the city
of Glasgow had founered at sea, and that her crew
and passengers had been conveyed to the coast OF
Africa
| The report is said to have been received by a
gentleman in Londonderry from one OF the passen-
] gers.
| The government Of Greece is to be required by
the allied powers to give its adherence to the pro
tocol of Vienna
A manifesto had been published at St Peters
burgh ordering levies for the fleet and armies
| a general rising expected in Montenegro
in favor of Russia.
Six hundred Montenegrans had made foray in
to the Turkish Territories and killed a number OF
the inhabitants.
The combined Swedish and Norwegian fleets
arrived at Ehenden the 18th. The King went
on board and witnessed great manifestation OF
hostile feeling the part of the crews against the
Russians.
The English fleets in the Baltic had encountered
serious storms bat weathered them all.
The London Times stronglyurges the appoint
ment OF a Minister of War.
-Four squadrons of sappers had reached Gallipo-
L.
A Stein letter of the 18th of May says the Rus
sian fleet had left Hilsnger in order to join the
division lying at Constradt
The rebellion existing at Elba is almost totally
queed. 5000 Turkish troops have arrived there.
1t is said that a Anglo French note had ar
rived at Athens
5000 Belgium Muskets destined for Greece have
been confscaed at Malta
Some transports of the expeditionary army had
been attacked by Greek pirates.
The French troops at Gallipoli were preparing
to march to Adrianople.
A division of the French army had left Gallipo-
Ii for Brasua.
Negotiations of treaty Of commerce between
Russia and Prussia had failed.
5000 Russian troops are on the march from St.
Petersburg toward Warsaw.
$4,000 Russian troops have been put horS dp
combat by the epidemic on the Dobrudscha.
Napjer's fleet was seen on the 9th twenty five
miles from Constadt aud had captured number
OF gmboats. The leprosy was spreading rap
idly in Norway that fears entertained of its be
coming a general sickness.
Great scarcity OF money is felt in St Petersburg,
and provisions together with articles of wearing,
are extremely high.
Prussia had ordered levy Of one hundred thou
sand men.
The Greek instruction has spread to Saonca.