Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-21
Additional News By the America.
HALIFAX. April IA.

HALIFAX, April IA.
Russia was abandoning her posts on
the east coast of the Black Sea.
The British Minister at Berlin has tel
egraphcd to Napier to commence hostiG-
ties.
The Russians were making immense
preparations for defence in the Baltic: the
Car is stated to be assisting in person to
carry out the plans of fertilization.
Large numbers of troops were still lea
wing the French and English ports the
English forces were to be increased 80 600
men.
The French Government comedies with
England in the neutrality question. but
both nations will exercise the right con-
ceeded by the law of nations, to search
neutral vessels for articles contraband of
war;
The Queen of Spain has pardoned all
persons engaged in the Cuban Lopez ex-
petition.
The following are the articles of the
tripartite treaty between England, France
and Turkey.
| lst. England and France engage to sup
port Turkey by force of arms, until the
conclusion of a peace that will secure the
integrity and independence ofthe Sultan;s
! dominions.
2nd. The Porte shall not conclude
peace without the consent of her allies.
Sd. The allied powers shall evacuate the
/ Turkish territories after the war.
! 4th. This treaty is to remain open for
the admission Of the other powers of Eu-
rope.
5th. Turkey guarantees to all subjects
of the Porte, without distinction OF creed
perfect equality in law.
/ The campaign seems to have fully OPEN
/ ed on the Danube. The Russians have
succeeded in crossing the river at three
! points, and there were full $4,000 Rus
/ sian force: on the right bank of the Dan
ube at the last accounts.
| The same day that the Russians com
menced crossing the Danube. Omar Pasha
/ had intended to attack the Russian head
quarters at Pagana; the plan Of attack
was drown up and the entire force lust
under marching orders.
/ The steamer Arctic arrived out at mid
night on the Seth March.
I 1t was rumoIed that Lord Aberdeen
would resign, but the Globe contradicts
/ the report.
The London papers are full Of Procla-
nations regulating the details Of the war
Ten Russian ships from SebaStopol, are
reported at Ponkass, on the north coast
! of the Black Sea.
/ The combined fleets were still in Bey-
cas- bay.
I The bill to double the income tax. pass
/ ed the British House of Commons. The
Subscription to the French loan amounts
. to 467 100000 francs.
/ The French Minister of Marine address
ed letter to the Chambers Of Commerce
highly applauding the United States for
refusing to allow her citizens to accept
letters of marque.
Austria and Prussia still remain un-
decided.
/ Brown and Shipley say that the MAJ
kct closed steady for Flour and Wheat,
with good demand, but Corn was quiet.
/ Souchun;ka, on the Black Sea had
been plundercd by the Circassians and
burnt. The Turks were preparing to
attack SebastopoI.
/ At the last accounts, Napicr's fleet
was again under way, with the intention
of seizIng the island of INLAND. The
Russians have removed all the light-hou-
SEES and buoys on the Baltic, and were
making preparations to block up all in
trirate channels with rocks.
All the houses at Cronstadt incapable
Of defence were being pulled down, and
formidable batteries were being erected.
The Turkish minister had left Athens.
and at the latest accounts the Greek in
surrection WIS reyiving aud becoming
again very formidable.
The wholefrench army,G5, 900 strong,
will be in Turkey by the first Of May.
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