Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
TERMS OF 4DyERTtsryc.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Details of the Asia,s Naws.

0mer Pasha, the Turkish, General, has
gained another signal victory over the
Russians, on the Danube, inthe vicinity
of Kalafat.-first assaulting and taking
the strong fortress of Citale, aud then
7 pulslng IN an open engagement, large
toIce of Russians sent to its relief
The instruction in Wallachia is ex-
tending, and the Turks have gained fur
Their advantages in Asia. The Sultan
has formally accepted the Vienna proto-
col of the -Four Powers, and this forms
,dtimatim Of the Ottoman Porte. Har-
mony has been restored between the En-
glish and the Persian Courts.
From China the news is of interest.
The Imperialisrs have retakcn Annoy,
and have butchered the rebels, men, wo-
men, and children, with a cold blooded
feroeity for which that woodenheaded
nation seems famous. The insurgents
still hold Shanghai.
On December 20 or 80, the fleets did
receive orders to enter the Euxine, but
up to the LIST inst. (the date of last direct
letters, they were still at anchor in Bel
cos Bay, owing to contrary winds and
stress. Of weather. The combined squad
ron entered the Black Sea together with
the Turco,Egyptian fleet, leaving six YES
sells at Beicos to guard the entrance of
the Bosphorus. The second division of
the Ottoman fleet is anchored at Thera-
pia. 1t was known at Constantinople
on the Goth ult, that Russian SQUAD,
ron of three sail of the line and several
frigates had been cruising for several
days near the entrance of the Black Sep.
On the 22d, they were seen at dis
lance Of three or four miles from the
entrance ofthe Bosphorus. The Russian
Con mander in-Chief has already recall
ed all Russian ships of war in the Black
Sea, to rendezvous at Sebastopol.
Another victory has been gained bv
the Turks, as brilliant as that of Olte-
nitza. On Jan. 6, a Turkish division.
$4,000 strong, with Is pieces of artille-
r., attacked he entrenched position of
CitaIe not far from Kalafat, and took it
by storm. The Russians lost 2, 500 men.
The Turks learning that a reinforcement
of $4,000 Russians were on the march
from karaul, threw themselves in their
way, and after brief but sharp attack
forced them to retrace their steps, eav-
ing $50 dead on the field.
On Jan.,1, the Minister of War Off
cially intmated to the different Ambas-
sailors at Constantinople, that important
advantages had been gained by the OF
toman troops at Kalafat
The inhabitants of the Sandiak, of
Parkhof-Tohai, and those Of TchaldijI,
on whom the Russians thought they
could depend, have declared in favor of
the Turks.
A convoy carrying $4,000 men to re-
inforce the army Of Asia was to set out
for Batoum Oh the Sd inst.
Three Turkish steam frigates, dispatoh-
ed from Constantinople, with arms. and
ammunition for the Circassians, complete
ly succeeded in their object and return
ed in safety to Constantinoplc, Schamvl
had obtained some brilliant successes.
He has reached Nukhily called likewise
Nauka. He had destroyed the bazaar
of the town, and dispersed the Russians
who endeavored to defend it.
FROM CnINA.-The imporialists have
retaken the place, and have marked their
success by staying in cold blood nearly
1000 persons, most of whom took no
part in the late movement except on
compulsion. A