Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05


and sailed in the direction of Sebastopol.
Since then nothing has been heard from
them. but rumors that they were prepa-
ring to attack Odessa.
From the Danube the substance of news
is that no great operations had taken
place, but sanguinary skirmishes occurred
daily.
Mustapha Hassan has his main force of
of $3.50 at karrossa and likewise holds
the Tehronowolk and kustinska.
The Russians maintained themselves in
Dobascha.
Omer Pacha would not hazard an at
tack. He had the allies in his rear.
About 10000 allies had reached CALI
poll.
Austrians, it is said, are marching into
Seryia. Supposed to be true, but not
confirmed
The expulsion of Greeks from Turkish
territories to be enforced. The Greek
instruction still exists. though feebler
Dates from Asia to March Goth.
No Operations owing to the unfayorable
weather.
Yariffa Pasha. commandments of
the Asiatic Turkish troops had arrived.
Russians were concentrating at Gume-
ric and were certifying.
Early in March Circassians gained a
victory over the Russians compelling them
to evactuate several forts and return to
their shiTs. Some of the garrison were
cut to pieces.
English Parliament not in session.
Great Britain demands that Spain shall
refuse admittance of Russian privateers
into Spanish ports.
Breadstufls admitted free into Sweden
Eaily negotiations continue between
Austria and Prussia.
Prussian minister recalled for personal
Austrian Consul General at Alexandria
notifies Russian subjects that his protec-
torate over them Gases april 90, when
they must leave Egypt.
NEW YORK, 2nd, ? p. VI.
FLOUR-lncrcased firmness for Western
and State, especially for minimum grades.
Demand not active for Home trade For
East extreme prices demanded for better
grades, restrict transactions. Canadian firm
and in fair request for provinces.
Sales 23OO bbls., 81, 75ass for common TO
straight state; 50, l2as, "A for mixed TO fancy
Michigan, and common 10 good Indiana.
GRAIN-Sales 800 bushels common
Genessee wheat 80.
RYE-Scarce and nominal, 81, lOal Is.
Oats in fair demand. 54a59 cts.
Corn-Market good, demand for ex-
port and east. Sales $4,000 bus; rs a 50
for New Orleans, S2a82t for old western
round yellow.
PRoyISIONs.-Fair demand for Pork.
Sl4al45 So for Mess; Sl3 .25al3.3l for
prime.
Beef firm Repacged Chicago 81 Ia
1850; for Country Mess SIT ,50al2 ard
for country and city prime S7a0,5o.
Lard-fair supply-9 ID.
Butter and cheese steady.
Stocks lower. and closed heavy.
Baltimore.
\. O. papers of Wednesday contain
Texas news to 22nd ult.
The San Antonio Letter states that Mr..
Galligo's Rancho. near that city has been
attacked by a party Of Indians. who kill
ed one American named Forester. knock
cd down and beat his wife with clubs. and
four children. They also carried off a
man named Shepard with his wife.
Washington 2nd.
Mr.. Richardson gave notice in the
House that next week he would move
the Nebraska bill.
New York, ID
Later news from ITayti states that the
Emperor was making preparations for
the invasion of Dominique. Army and
navy were being put in readiness to com
mence operations on the first of May.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Couricrand Enquirer telegraphs that Miss
Dix bill will be vetoed tomorrow.
Mr.. Slidelrs resolution on Cuba is said
to he approved by the President. and that
it is confidently believed among Senator's
that the committee will report a bill re-
pealing the neutrality laws towards Spain.
New York. I'd.
It has been asccrtained that the dam
age done to the \. y. Il f. Rail Road is
not 50 severe as was reported.
Washington 2nd.
In Senate yesterday Mr.. Slidell made
long speech on his resolution in rela-
ton to the neutrality laws with Spain.
He presented evidence of the scheme for
the determination of Cuba, and the CON
niyanS of England at the introduction of
slavery into the Island Resolution re-
terred to committee on foreign relations.
Butfalo. md
Market continues quiet. Sales. flour.
SSaS,25 for good brands Ohio and Mich.
Corn held at 90 l-2a63.
No sales in wheat.
Canal freights % l-2aG3 cts on flour.
ii II on corn TO y. Y.
Arrivals from Chicago, steamer olden
Gate, propellerS Nile and Mayfiower.
Buffalo upper lake feet was in Detroit
river expected here tomorrow if practi-
cable.
Steamer Sultana leaves tomorrow for
Chicago.
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