Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
From the Milwaukee Sentinel
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.
New York. Jan 6

New York. JAM %
| A general European tcar is certain-The Pa.
Monteur contains a circular from the minister os
foreign affairs, addressed to all French lega,o,.
on the eastern question. The document is !,
moderate but very firm style. He declares ,b,,
! England, Austria and Russia solemnly recogn;,.a
| territorial integrity of the Ottoman empire and
further that the affair at Sinope took place asaiD.,
all treaty provisions. From Russia she only A.
sired natural guarantee to prevent Ottoman ,e,,
tory and flags from further attacks
Authentic papers state that the French Gov
eminent were dissatisfied with the evasiye CON
duct of Austria and had addressed strong ,.,,.-
of remonstrance, intimating that France will .,
tend aid to Hungary, Italy, &c.
Paris papers report that the Gar had given
orders for immediately crossing the Danube The
Sultan declared to the French Ambassador tb,,
he would rather abdicate than accept assistapc.
against his subjects. Great excitement prevailed
at Constantinople and mob of 10000 had as
sembled declaring that the Constitution had been
violated by the Council Definite informato,
relative TO the action of the Gar is daily expected
LoNDoS-Intelligence from ST. Petersburgh of
the 18th, states that the Emperor formally re,ct.
ed the Viesna Protocol and note of the 5ih bu,
consents TO examine the Turkish proposition Of
the Goth, although he refuses to recognize the Eu
ropean intervention in Russian and Turkish al
fairs
Instructions to commanders of fleets are tina,
IN meeting Russian ships, they will, in the names
of their respective Governments, request Russi ian
C.l
will find further instructions from the Russian
Government-on refusal to return, force ,riR b.
used.
A Russian despatch says that the Turkish Army
in Asia is totally disorgaaized and many troops
killed-report not credited.
The London Observer says that agents are on
the way to the U. S. to purchase ships and ammu
milton for the Russians.
In England there is much indignation against
Prince Albert, particularly by the Independent,
papers, and the public voice protest he is tool of
Russia and Aberdeen under his influence
Russia, Austria and Germany matters are ex
pected to come before Parliament SOON
FRANcE.-At the New Years Levee the Empe.
ror addressed the Foreign Ambassadors hoping
tween France and other governments, and assur.
ed the Ottoman Ambassador of his good wishes,
sympathy and efforts for Turkey.
The Times correspondent reports 100000
Frenchmen ready for Turkish camp, when re.
CURED. Napoleon deserts English alliance, and
Gar offers to consent TO French annexation of BEL
GUM and Egypt-Czar promising also to abandon
the Bourbon cause
The King of Belgium decreed the total sup
preston of imports Of duties on coal till further
notice.
Sweden and Denmark have issued circulars
declaring their neutrality, come what may
The following additional news comes in her
mails. Dispatches from Vienna of January 5th,
report advices from Constantinople to Dec Goth
They state that the garrison there were confin-
ed to their Barracks, troops called in from neigh
borhood and strong patrols posted to prevent tu
multuous assemblies in the streets
Letters from Bucharest state that Russia had
replied to the last Peace proposition by making
extraordinary wsrlike movements The Russian
Danubian Army is to be increased to an effcien,
force Of 100000 men. The London Chronicl.
thinks that all hopes of Peace hang on very
slender thread and that the Western Powers had
made full preparations for War as the probable
alternative.
Charleston, S. c. Jan. "a.
Alfred Iverson, of Columbus thorough going
State Rights Democrat has been elected o. S Sen.
ator from Georgia.