Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-03


lower for the week. A few sales of In
dian Meal made at 23s ON the 10TH
Rather more doing in all articles. Pri-
ceS firm at the decline.
Richardson Bros & Co, quote Ameri-
ban fine white wheat l2s4da9d, and Us
4dal2s Canadian, llsl0da1
Flour, 42sa4lsGd; ex-ship less; Ohio,
| Baltimore, and Philadelphia 42sa42s6d-
Indian Corn, white, 49sa49sGd; Yellow,
4Ss6da49s.
Liverpool Provisions Gardner 4
Co., quote Beef steady, but demand fee
bic Stock much reduced. Pork gene
rally firm. Bacon, new, sells readily as
landed.
Latest by Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday Morning.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg have
been received in Paris to Feb. LIST. Ex-
element very great. War party enthu-
siast:c.
LONDON, Saturday.
Three battalions of guards, with two
regiments of the line, are under orders to
embark on the 10th, for the Meditera-
mean. The whole number Of British
troops to be despatched is 10000, but as
many more will be held in readiness.
Twenty ships of largest tonnage will be
required to carry troops and supplies.
ny's steamers Uinmalay, Ripon, Manil-
la.
ST. PETERsBrRG, Cd.
Some purchases in taliow indicate pro-
liabilities of blockade.
MARsEILLEs-Co Considerable decline in
Wheat. Sixty ship loads are about TO be
sent to England.
FURTHER PER EUROPA.
The Cunard Company deny that their
steamers are chartered by the Govern
ment for conveying troops to Turkey
There is not much actual news. Matters
remain precisely as before. No reply re-
ceived, rs yet, from the Gar TO the final
ultimatum of France and England. Count
Oriof left Vienna on the Sth direct for
St. Petrrsburgh, his mission had fail
Ell.
Ramifications of the Greek conspiracy
have been discovered widely throughout
Turkey and crushed. On the Danube
there had Lcen latEcra severe rencountrc
Another attack at Kalafat was looked
for. Omar had recovered from his sick
ness. The army on the Danube IS in
good health and spirits
Nothing new from Asia.
Gen. Guion was popular and had Or
ganzed the army.
The allied fleets were Immediately or
dcred to enter the Black Sea.
The Ambassadors were much dSsatis-
fed with the return of the fleets to the
Bosphorus.
The Emperor of Russia is sick. He
had not been seen for some days.
\ change is reported i'll the Russian
Cabinet.
-.Mahomct Ali, the Sultan's hrother-in-
law, is reported to be superseded by Ar
iSce pacha. and Asheb Pacha succeeds Ri
sa, Captain pacha.
BRITAIN AND FRANCE.
Their Arnaments are on large scale.
A ship from Liverpool to New Orleans
was lost, Jan. y, on Island Bara, west of
Scotland. Al except the Steward, lost.
Dates from China to the 9th. Annoy
and Mingho were still quiet.
The insurgents had burned large part
Of Shanghai, and had also captured Tien
Ding, forty miles from Pekin.
The death of the Emperor Of Japan,
and the seizure Of New Caledonia by the
French, both confirmed.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday.
\ Democratic conspiracy was discOv-
cred at Madrid on the 9th. Fourteen
persons have been arrested.
Concha is proclaimed Rebel, and has
escaped into France.
Count Buvc notified the Turkish EN-
bassador that the concentration Of troops
on the frontier was intended only as
precautionary measure against Turkey.
This notification was accompanied by
friendly expressions.
The British Government advertise for
seven or eight coppered ships of seyeu
or eight hundred tons, to he engaged for
four months. for the conveyance of cav
airy.
Accounts from the Danube announce
positively another Turkish success be-
tween Galatz and Abrail.
Kapka has embraced lslamism.
Prince Stourgcn had been made Pacha.
lnthG House Of Commons on tie 10th.
Lord John Russell in answer to Mr.. Roe
buck said that the cards sent by the Cham
berlain for the admission Of American
Ministers to the opening Of Parliament,
and to visit the Queen were the same as
those sent to other Diplomatic Minister'S
and he did not think any difficulty was
likely to arise out of the matter as to the
dress in which the American Minister
was to appear on State occasions.
New YORK. 25th.
The steamer Hermann, Of the Bremen
line, sailed to-day, and takes cut over
$4,000 in specie.
The Court of Inquiry on the San Fran
cisco matter has closed, and the result
been forwarded to Washington.
WAsHMGToN,' 2jth.
SFNATF.-Numerous petitions were
presented against the Nebraska Bill.
Gen Cass presented his Bill in favor
of religious freedom abroad.
New HAVEN. oath.
Mr.. IIolbeto0k, special postofiicc agent.
has lust detected bold mail robJer, ma
med Smith. lie was baggage master, in
the employ OF the Springfield Railroad
COMPANY His robheries, which have
been carried on for some months, exceed
/ $4,000.
! HARTFORD. Oath.
At a large and spirited meeting Of our
citizens held last evening, in relation 10
the Nebraska Bill, s. Williams presided.
The meeting was addressed by the Chair
man and others.
STRAcUsE. Goth.
The most horrible disclosures are made
by the woman Mary Cummings in rela-
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