Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
Further by the Niagara.

a geaeral European war Is certain Paris Mo-
ntcRr contains circular from the Minister of Fo-
reign Affairs, has addressed all French Legations
on the Eastern question. The document is mod
crate, hut in firm STYLE He declares that En-
gland, Austria and Prussia solemny recognize the
territorial integrity Of the Ottoman Empire, anu
further, that the affair Sinope took place agaiLs;
ali provisions He desired guarantee TO prevent
Ottoman territory and flags from fur.ner attack.
Authentic papers state that the French Govern
ment was dissatisfied with the cyasive conLuct OF
Austria, and had addressed strong letter Of re-
monstrance, iutinatng that France will extend aid
10 Hungary, Italy, &C.
Paris papers report that the Gar had given or
dcrs for Immediately crossing the Danube. The
Sultan declared to the French Am baSsador that he
would rather abdicaie than acceptassistancc against
the will of his subjects. Great excitement prevail
! ed at Constantinople, and mob Of 30 600 had as
semhlcd declaring that the Constitution had been
violated by the Council Definite information re-
lative 10 the action Of the Car is daily expected
London intelligence from Petersburg of the 18th
states HAT the Emperor formally rejected the vi
emma protocol and note OF the 5th, but consents to
examine ttic Turkish proposition of the 10Th al
though he refused TO recognise the European inter
ycntion la Russian and Turkish affairs. IIstruc-
tons to commanders of fleets arc, that in meeting
Russian ships they will, in the of their re-
spcctivc governments require Russian comman-
ders to return 20 Scbastopoh when they will find
further instructions from the Russian government
On refusal 10 return force will be used
Russian dispatch says, that the Turkish army
in Asia is totally disOrganizcd and many troops
killed. Report not credited
The London Observer says, that agents on
the 10 the United States TO purchase ships
and ammunition for Russia
In England there is much Indignation against
Prince Albert particularly by independent papers
and the public voice protests that lie is the tool of
Russia, and that Aberdeen, under his influence
stated TO the British Cabinet that Russia, Austria
and Germany matters expected TO come before
Parliament, soon.
The Emperor Of France addressed the Foreign
+ Ambassador, hoping to be able to maintain the
relations su5sisting between France and their Co.
ycrnments.
The Times correspondent reports 100000
Fren :hmcn Ready for Turkish camp, when
required. Napoleon deserts English alliance,
and Gar offers to consent 10 French annex
alton of Bel GUM and Egypt-Czar promis-
ing also to abandon the Bourbon cause
! The King Of Belgium decreed the total
! suppression of imports Of duties on coal till
further notice.
! Sweden and Denmark have issued circu-
lars declaring their neutrality, come what
may.
/ Washington, Jan. %.
/ SENATE-Douglass, from committee on
Territories, reported bill dividing Nebraska
into two territories; one to be called Nebras-
ka and the other Kanzas territory, and pro-
viding government for both. The attention
of the committee had been called 10 the fact
that the southern boundary of Nebraska laid
down in the bill heretofore reported As 40
degrees 30 minutes, would divide the Cher
okee country; to avoid this the committee
had determined to recommend 81 degrees rs
the southern boundary. The people of that
county had two delegates here, who urged
that the county he divided into two terrific
rieSdEc
So far as he had been able TO consult with
them, the Wisconsin delegation were satisfied
it would be better to hayetwo territories. Ac-
cordingly a new bill was presented of this
kind, as the question was one in which the
General Government could not act He said
the gentlemen from Ohio had made gross
and unwarantable attack upon the State, be-
cause small portions of the inhabitants had
thought proper to right Themselves by force.
New York, Jan. cath.
1 The steamship Northera Light, from San
Juan, arrived this morning with California
dates to the 2lst of Dec. She had 81 ) pass
engers and $S50O00 in freight, brought
down by the Brother Jonathan.
The Sierra Nerada, with the New York
passengers of the 5th, arrived at San Francis
co on the 2lst of Dee.
The Oreqoaleft San Francisco on 3lst for
Panama. with 100 passengers and 100000
in gold, and the mails.
The politicians are busy in specializing up
on the course of the Legislature which viii
meet on the 2nd, in regard to the Senatorial
question, removal of the Stamp Act, ard the
= formation of a new State. There is some ex-
element prevailing on thes inject of the Land
speculation.
The farmers are sowing 4 good deal OF
wheat particularly in the Southern part ofthe
State A singular mortality is raging among
birds and beasts-suryeying parties sent out
to examine Sierra Nevada, to lay out r. r.
have reported that there is practicable pass
theTe-all the Pacific surveying parties have
arrived The miners speak well ofthe South
ern route from Lower California.
f We have dates tothe 9th and the accounts
; are very contradictory. Papers however IN
saving that the fillihusters were besieged in
house, by 100 Mexicans-from the 9Th &c
l4th when there being cold rain. party Of
! fillibusters attacked the chilled and drowsy
besiegess. whc fed leaving arms. horse. ani