Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-03
From he Chicago DAILY 7ri6ane.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
New YORK Jan. 81.
The Asia with Liverpool dates of the l4th
inst. Latest rumors from st. Petersburg had
tended to restore confidence in a speedy adj
justment of difficulties Consols advanced one
per cent. Liverpool Cotton Market was steady.
Breadstuffs had considerably declined, whilst
provisions were on the rise
The Allied fleets on the 3rd all proceeded
to the Black Sea, except six left at Berska Bay
to guard the Bosphorus. The first division of
the Turkish fleet accompanied the Allies. The
second division remained anchored at Therapa
The Gar appeared to view the entry of the
fleet as declaration of war, and he has or
dored all his fleets to return to Sebastopool
On the 9th Of January the Turks gained
brilliant success on the Danube. They storm
ed and captured the Russian entrenched camp
at Alta and put $500 of the enemy to the
sword. They also attacked a body of $4,000
Russians sent to relieve Alta and after sharp
encountre compelled them to retreat. The
Russians are thus driven back from the posi-
ton at which they proposed to cross the Dan
ube. The Turkish force Of battle was 140O0
men and Is guns. 1t is admitted that 0mer
Pacha has brilliantly out unanswered the Rus
sian commander.
AsTA-Abbi Pacha has gone to the army
with free powers, and the spirit Of the Turks
has revived 1t is confirmed that Persia has
resumed negotiations with Great Britain, and
will not at present attack Turkey
VIENNA, Tuesday.
It is rumered that the Emperor will leave
for Warsaw in order to have conference with
the Emperor of Russia.
From Persia we learn that the Afiaghan En-
voy had left leheran before the arrival of the
new Persian Minister with threat if Persia
formed an alliance with Russia the Affghans
would invade Theresa
The infant princess of Spain had died sud
denly.
Rev. J. C. Richmond complains that he is
detained prisoner by Austrian police in Hun
gary, and calls on the United States for re-
dress.
Among was re-captured by the Imperialists,
who mastered 10000 inhabitants.
A dispatch from Paris, 18th, says:
A dispatch from Vienna, confirms the ac-
count of the defeat of the Russians by the
Turks before Kalafat.
A crowded public meeting was held at
Sheffield to memorable the government to
act with vigor against Russia.
BELGIUM.-King Leopold is endeavoring
TO negotiate a marriage between his daughter
and the young King of Portugal.
Nebraska Bill in the House.
HoUsE-My. Richardson, from Committee
on Territories, reported bill for organizing
Nebraska and Kanzas.
Fire Riot-Track Torn up Again.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 10.
Gov. Bigler, Judge Knox, King and Low
ry, left Pittsburg this morning for Erie. The
cars from the east and the west run into Erie
but do not connect, and men commenced op
erations to connect the track this morning
The bells were rung, and thousands of people
assembled and tore up the track of the Frank
lin Canal C0lnpany's Road on Sasafras street
ERIE, Jan. 81.
Last evening the repairs of the Railroad
commenced. This morning the workmen
commenced removing the platforms to make
connection between the two roads A large
number Of persons beng assembled along the
line, the rioters raised 4 yell Of defiance as 2
sigma, fill 10 work and tore up the tack OF
Sasafras and Chestnut streets The police
took possession of the ground as speedily as
possible, but did not do SO until extra aid va,
called. The rioters must triumph.
Steamer Bnrned-sixty Lives Lost.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 20.
The steamer Georgia, from ALBANIA, caught
fire on Saturday night, and, with her cargo o
! 900 bales of cotton, was destroyed. OF he
passengers and slaves about 60 were drown
Ell. Loss ofproperty over 100000.
Latest from Mexico.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 80.
We have advices from Mexico to the 18th
inst. General Blance has been appointed min
lister of War The Indians of Iucatan haC
resumed hostilitierand troops had been order
ed forward to quell them.