Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07
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Reported for the Keuosha Daily TELEGRAPH
Arrival of the Canada.
HALIFAX. March 3

The Canada arrived here last evening. |
bringing dates from Liverpool to the 18th. !
The Steamer Baltic had not arrived when
the Canada sailed. The Steamer Kansas /
sailed on the 18th with troops from Liv-
erpool.
Tho screw steamship, City of Man
chester arrived out March Is, having :
met many ice bergs and fields of ice. |
The Niagara returned from Malta and T,
will again 60 out with troops. Cambria
had returned. The Taurus WAS to sail
with troops on the day the Canada left. |
Ships were fitting out at Liverpool to |
convey troops. The Baltic had not ar
rived when our dispatches closed and as
she was on her 4th day out, much ant
iety was felt.
The report of the City of Manchester
of extensive ice-felds. caused apprehen-
sions that the Baltic might have received
damages thereby. .
As regards hostilities, affairs remain
nearly as they were, and from Asia there
was nothing new.
The public expectation now look to
the Baltic. Keletat continues to be
strengthened. The fleet continues at
Beycooss bay and the Russians at Sc
bastopel.
1t is reported chat the first operation
of the AngIo-Frcnch Army will be to
attack Crimea. Troops will land at Ba-
lakara to attack Sebastopol by land while
the fleets attack it by sea.
The Russians were fortifying various
places on the Blask Sea and interior
towns.
The Cars reply could nat arrive
from St. Petersburg, before the l 9Th or
18th of March.
In the House ofCommons Mr.. Bebson
moved an address that in case of war
Her Majesty would give directions to alb
stain from interference with neutral flags
not containing contraband munitions Of
war. He also suggested the policy ofen-
tering into similar treaty with the U. s.
and other countries.
VIENNA, 10th.
The treaty between the Western Pow
erS and the Porte has been concluded.
and forwarded to the other Powers. The
London Morning Chronicles Paris cor
respondent states that dispatches from
the French Envoy in London had arrived
stating that the English were not dispo-
sed to look upon the proposition made
by Russia for the resumption Of ncgotia-
tons between the Western Powers and
Russia as sincere or likely to lead to a
pacific solution, and thinks there is no
occasion for the two to entertain the
proposition. The English Government
declare that the only thing to be done is
at C0nstantinople and dispatches Il third
squadron to the Baltic. Opinions of the
English Cabinet are fully approved by
France.
Vienna. 18th. !
The Gazette says that the Treaty be
tween the Western Powers and the Porte
is concluded on the terms already known.
Berlin, Friday.
The Grand Duke has inspected the fleet
at llcllespOnt, and the Emperor may be
expected there in II days.
The Swedish papers report that
10000 Russians are employed in cutting
channel from Cronstadt to Strasburg.
the Coasting Trade Bill was read
third time in the House of Lords.
The Australian screw steamer Sydney.
homeward bound. had arrived at St Vim
cent disabled. She has f500, 900 on board |
and Sydney adyices to Dec. 4th, and Port |
Phillip Dec. It'll.
WASHINGTON. both.
In the Senate various memorials and |
petitions were presented among them one
by Mr.. Badger. of y. C., protesting against |
the Nebraska bill In presenting it, he |
took occasion to say few words. The
petitioners, he said, were opposed to the
bin under the suppoSition that there was
some provisions in it violating the Ma
tional faith, but they were reasonable and
Just men. and he had no doubt uut that
by this time they knew they were wrong
i'll their opinion of the bill.
In the Iouse, the new member from
Tennessee elected in Campbeil's place,
took his seat Mr.. Bennett immediately /
arose, saying he had received petition
numerously signed from Taylor's district
which asserted that ut the polls he Tay-
Tor. said he would vote against the Ne
braska bill or resign his seat he asked
TAYLOR if it was 50. The latter declined .
any explanation. The House went into
Committee on Steam Frgatc Bill.
The Duel affair remains unchanged as
far as it is known. Great efforts are be-
lug made to arrange the affair peacefully
which has not yet been done.
New YORK, 80.
4 block ofsix bt1ildings-dwelling hou-
ses in Hamilton Avenue, Brooklyn was
burned yesterday occupied by many ia
miles and as stores--loss IS, 900 or 40
900 dollars. /.
The Paris correspondent ofthe Express
states that Mr.. Daniel, consul at Turin,
had declined.
Buffalo, both.
A private despatch just received from
Albany states that Gov. Seymour has de-
cided. and has so expressed himself that
he will veto the Maine Liquor Law Bill,
now before him.
New York, Both.
Last evening at 1onkers, Comet
was visible few degrees above the Ho-
rizon, and in the direction W. n W., and
bore a resemblance of the one that APP
peared last August, and which reached
the same position.
Washington, 3Cth.
Difficulty between Cutting and Brock
enridge remains in same state Of last eve
ming. the matter having been so arranged
that nothing has leaked out beyond the
fact that most strenuous efforts are being
made to prevent duel. Both parties re-
main concealed. hence it is presumed the
difficulty has not been settled.
CLEVELAND, Both.
A fire broke out about l O'Clock this