Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-24
News by Lightning.
REroRrED FOR THE DAILY rpIEeRAr
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
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The America arrived this mo rning
She got ashore at Birds Island coming
fup and will get off at high tide. The
| Canada arrived out on the goth. The
Nashville had arrived at Glasgow.
The America brings the u. S. troops
taken from the steamer San Francisco.
LIVERPOOL, 30th.
Bread stuffs quiet and unchanged
News undecisive.
Great Battles undoubtedly fought at
Kalafat on the Goth. Turks reported
victorious.
Steamer Charleston, from Liverpool
for Halifax had put back to the Clyde
with decks swept-no lives lost.
The Sarah Sands will take her pas
sengers. 2,.. 50
The ship Hamet Augusta, q days out,
had put back to Queenss9n leaky.
| LONDON. Both.
Holders of breadstuffs demand full
rates. sssa. - ~
The reported great battle of Kalafat is
said by some papers to have been fought
January 25 Details wanting, except
| that it is reported that the Turks have
been victorious. Whether such battle
had taken place was doubtful. Several
small encounters had taken place along
the Danube. The Turks generally sue
cessful
Count Orloff was at Berlin. The PruS-
sian Cabinet had been summoned to meet
him. Terms of mission not known. He
proceeds to Vienna. Affairs in mean
time remain unchanged.
ENGLAND.--DocumentS in Eastern
question were to be called for in Parlia-
ment at first days session.
FRANcE.-Financial statements of Mi
nistry favorable.
Less fiuctuation in consols; blessing 81
la914.
LATER BY TELEGRAPH.
No doubt the reply of the French and
English Governments to the Cars 1irsl
note is firm ane decided.
Ostensackens' advanced guards arrived
at Bucharest on the 4th, and main body
on the llth. Mortality among his troops
had been enormous. Notwithstanding
they were to continue on through their
rout to Kalafat.
Fresh instructions were taking place
among the population.
Letters from st Petersburg to Janua-
~ Goth are of a warlikl cAaracter. EX-
treme measures are resolved upon. Ex-
plantations from Western Powers are not
satisfactory.
BLcHAREsT. 24th.
$4,000 Russians are concentrated
around kalafat. Great battle expected
soon.
Washington 1G.
The chairman presented letter from
the Publisher of the Sentinel offering to
take the contract of reporting the Senate
proceedings and debates in place of the
publishers of the Union. who have given
up their contract Mr.. Hamlin presented
a report on the subject of international
weights add measures which was referred
to the committee. Mr.. Chase presented
the petirion of 100 citizens of Hamilton
Co. Ohio, against the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, also similar petitions
from other parts of the state. A bill to
Law out the town ofC Council Bluffs in Iowa,
was passed. Mr.. Sumner presented tho
petitions from Illinois and Massachusetts
against the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise.
PITTsBURG, Pa. 10th.
The Prohibitory Liquor Law was de-
feated in the Senate, by vote Of 10 to
l6. ........
WASHINGTON, 10Th.
John M. Bolts has letter in the Ma
tional Intelligencer, denouncing the Ne
braska b:ll.
BUFFALO, 10th.
The election yesterday on the propo-
sed amendment to the Constitution pas
sed off well. IL wards heard from A
majority for the amendment of 1890
and only against. The returns indi-
cate large majority for the amendment.
Arrival Of the Canada.
The News is ominous of War. The
answer from England and France to the
Russian inquiries respecting the entry Of
the fleets, was delivered on the LIST, to the
Ministers in London and Paris; terms of
the reply did not transpire.
The Russian Minister is reported 10
have withdrawn from Parie and the Min
lister was to leave London on the fifth
England is sending a detachment Of
small steamers to take soundngs Of the
entrance to the Baltic for the fleets.
Orders are understood to have been
sent to the English and French Ambas-
sailors at St. Petersburg to demand their
passports.
At a Council held at the Tuilleries on
the 10th Jan. the question of sending an
extraordinary land force to Turkey was
fully discussed. 1t is proposed to send
10000 men. England will send only a
small force, but will pay half the expen-
ses. The British army is so be increased
by 1000 Regulars and the Navy by
$4,000 men.
No change had occurred at Kalafat since
last reports. On the Danube, altho alb
staining from great operations, the Turks
give the Russians no rest.
Parliament was opened on the 3lst.
The crowd was much greater than usu-
al. On the route TO the House. the
Queen was greatly cheered but Prince
Albert was occasionally Kissed.
The Turkish Minister was loudly chez
red. The House was unusually full OF