Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

Watson of n. Y, followed in opposition and
House adjourned
The Africa sailed to-day with $3.50. 900
in specie and 100 passengers, among whom
were many officers of the British Army.
HARTFORD. 4th.
IS wings, 3 democratic Senators elected
1874 wing and anti Nebraska, and "A demo-
Gratis chosen TO Assembly, and 80 TO hear
from. Ingham, (dem. for Governor, will
lack several thousand votes of an election.
Mr.. Bright, of Indiana, appeared in his
seat for the first time in two months.
Mr.. Seward called for correspondence
between l. States, and our charge at Wen
ma, touching the case of Mr.. Richmond
Also, with regard to the rejection of the
Consulate ut Trieste.
ARRIVAL OF TEEE BALTEC.
New York, 4th.
The steamer BdHicarrivcd shortly after
I. She left Liverpool the Odd War
matters in much the same condition. The
Cars final reply is hourly expected.
LIVERPOOL.
BrcadStulfs limited demand. no materi-
al change in prices. White dull. sd de-
clined. Indian, 3a4 declined. Brown,
ShiSsley, & Co. quote wheat los sd | Is.
Red 9s Cd 10 5. Western canal lower
Sour BIS BIS Cd. White corn Al /, yellow
40, mixed 80.
New York. 4th.
The steamer Baltic arrived at 1 ID p
NJ, having left Liverpool Odd. She arr
we'd out on the 18th. having been two
DAYS in an ice field which took her 500
miles TO the south and west
Passed the Sarah Sands bound east,
also -fHdlltic bound east Europa arri-
we'd out on the Dist The Cambria re-
turned from the war
The first division of Frendh troops had
sailed from MarSeilles for Turkey The
French loan was all taken up. Baron
Twcitc had made communication to
Prusslan Chambers insisting upon Prus-
sian neutrality. Austria gives no farther
indications OF her policy, still. apparently
she is with the Western Powers. Up to
10th March Russia had not recognized
Sweden neutrality. 1t was reported that
the export of gold from Russia was pro-
hibited. The Paris correspondent Of the
London Times says that the Cars refu-
sal was telegraphed from Berlin on 18th
to the French government. and that as
soon as known the British Minister sent
notification TO Sir Charles Napier. Napier
arrived in the steam frigate at COpenha-
gen on 2Gth.
The .4uSteriiz of 100 guns and three
other French ships had sailed to join the
British fleet in the Baltic
Final refusal of the Gar was hourly
expected, it was already known that he
refused and when official refusal arrived
it would be communicated to both houses
and war formally declared. The allied
fleets still remained at Beycoos Bay; but
would coon enter the Black Sea. No en-
gagcment is reported by land or sea. On
the Danube positions are unchanged.
Rumors of the capture ola Russian Trea-
sure Convoy had reached Constantinople.
Greek instruction settled.
Three thousand British troops were
to pass through France to embark at
Toulon, and the first detachment was ex-
pected at Paris in 10 days.
Beef and Pork in request-Lard mac
tive.
An impression prevailed that the Bank
of England was about TO raise the rate of
interest
The Turkish loan of 100000 was
taken by the Rothschlds.
Washington 4th.
1t is thought the Gadsden Treaty is
rejected by the Senate.
CLEVELAND, Sd April.
Three fires are now burning in differ
ent parts of the City at the same time.
WASHINGTON. April Sd.
"Reminiscences against Nebraska Bill
for Massachusetts, and Indiana were pre-
scented to-day by Sumner and Everett.
Mr.. Cass alluded again to his religious
freedom question in presenting petition
on that subject and said. that at some fu-
ture day he would call it up, when he
would reply to some structures made by
a distinguished prelate-meaning Bishop
Hughes.
Mr.. Cutting appeared in the House for
the first time since last Monday.
No business of Importance transpiring.
Lieutenant Schomberg was this morn
ing found guilty of an assault with intent
to Kill.
Late advices received from Santa Anna
state he has ordered more troops to the
MeSsilla Valley.
The State Department gave notice that
the Convention now setting in London,
to consider claims viii not adjourn to this
country. as has been intimated. Claims
must be presented there by the 18th.
BALTIMORE sd.
Archbishop Hughes publishes letter
in the Charleston Mercury. DENYING the
charge that he favors Cuban annexation.
New YORK. Sd.
4 salute of 100 guns will be fired in
the Park. in honor of the veto by Gov.
Teymour of the Maine Law.
y. Y. 4th
\ large Anti-Nebraska Meeting was
held in Newark yesterday, the Mayor
presiding.
Itwas addressed by Ex Governor Rem
mington, Bradley. and others.
\ series of strong resolutions were
The steamer Empire City, from Havana
on the 29th. arrived this morning.
The L. S. Steamer Princeton arrived
at Havana on the %.
Much inconvenience had been felt on
the Island. from several sugar plantations
having been destroyed by fire.