Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
ARRIVAL or THE PACIFIC.


New YoRK. Oct. 30th.
The Collins steamer Pacific arrived at
her wharf without being telegraphed.
She brings Liverpool dates to the 18th.
LIVERPOOL MARKET. Oct. 17.-Rich-
ardson 4 Co. quotes Cotton steady. and
in some instances a slight advance has
/ been made. Sales for the last three DAYS
/ GOO bales.
! Breadstulf Market was excited to-day
and flour has advanced Is Cd a IS Cd since
Friday. Indian Corn firm--some quo
tatiols at Is advance. Western Canal.
+ 36s 36s Cd Ohio White " heat, lis a
/ lis Cd, outside. Quotations are at retail.
! Supply of Breadstuils moderate.
! Provisions unchanged. Lard steady,
/ 52s 52s Cd. Tallow firm at Is advance.
Consols, "a IS %.
No news from the War.
Dispatches are conflicting, but it is au-
thenticated that up TO the 9th OF October
nothing had been done The Allies mum
Der 10000, and occupy strong position
south of Sebastopol. They have their
seIge apparatus landed.
Menchikotf yet holds the field north OF
Sevastopol with 10000 men, and 10000
more are expected by the 18th.
Latest accounts say that st. Carvorte
ordered the outposts TO be driven in on
the 9th.
Ten thousand additional French are tc
be sent from France to the seat of war.
The Baltic Fleet will return home with
out further operations.
Omar Pacha is preparing to operate or
three pOints-the Pruth, Dobendsch, anC
the Sea.
Prussia is amassing forces ON the Aus
trian frontier.
1t is surmised that France and England
are at present urging the right of the eS-
adjustment of an independent kingdom
of Poland.
jerome Bonaparte is re-naturalizcd a:
a Frenchman.
Persons & Wright and five other Dub
lin firms have failed, but it is thought il
will be only temporary.
The City of Manch, stor arrived out or
the evening of tie 10th. The Arabia ar
rived out on the evening o. the 18th, ant
the screw steamer Ottawa on the 10th.
Lord Raglan's latest dispatches stat,
that he expected to open fire i'll icN
days. and private letters say that an at
tack on outpoSts was fixed for tie 9th
The Allies scige artillery had mostly
} reached the camp on the 18th.
/, A cannonade took place between som'
English steamers and the Quarantine For
at Disseminating resulted.
(i,r,,a l;-,o t,l COWS n cpprpt trpn (,
cxi> IS between the Car and Prussia.
| The Seyastopol dispatches are Of tn,
| mostconhcting character, some reporting
; another defeat and capture of the heights
&C., but the most reliable indicate tina
; nothing remarkable had occurred up t.
, the 9th.
The Garrison of Sevastopol numbered
, 10000.
) Samuel Phillips the novelist, is dead.
The commercial failures continue t
excite the popular attention, and were at
tended with disastrous effects.
: From Copenhagen Oct. 18th, it is tele
graphed that the house ofRepresentatiyc
: had voted by majority of 80 t. e to ap
point med to draw up articles ofimpeach
ment against the Minister for the pro
mitigation of July Ordinances.
PRrssIA.-At the recent great fire a
Mennel. the whole place would have bee
=, DESTROYED but for the eXertions OF tn
American and English sailors.
CuINA-Lctters mention that three at
tennis have been made by the lnsnrgcnt
to take Canton. which failed and an at
tempt to compromise with the lnsurGent
had also failed.
MARsEfLLEs, Oct. 10th.
Each ship of the Allied Fleet is to fur
nish company Of marines AID guns
making focal Of 200 guns, to asst in Ia
seige of Seyastopol.
Worcester. so.
Asa Bateman. the kidnapper Of Antho
ny Burns, was here, and his arrival wa
Immediately posted throughout the city
In the evening vigilance committee {
citizens watched Bateman's movements
he pretended to use pistol at the crowd
warrant was issued, and he was arrest
ed. His examination was POSTPONED
He was compelled to give bonds and az
pear and answer. 1t became eviden
that Bateman's life was in danger. .
large and excited crowd having Assem-
bled, some one prevailed on the crow