Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28
FURTHER BY THE NIAGARA
Fight in Che Black Sea.

Prince Gortschakoir not Gen. arrived
at Vienna ON the 9th July, the bearer OF
official reply of Russia to Austria. Pre-
else terms of reply not TRANSFERRED Cor
tschakoif also carried an autograph letter
from Nicholas to Austria, of the tenor
that the Danube should be left free. The
Gar considers that he satisfies the reas-
enable demands of Austria thereby. Mol
davia not to be evacuated, as occupation
of that principaIfty rs necessary as guar
antce for cou ditions of future peace. Col
ManteuiIcl arrived on the 9th at Berlin
from st. Petersburg with the Cars re-
ply to Prussia, The reply was courteous,
stating the Cars consent to resign ex-
elusive protectrate over Greek christians.
Meantime hostilities continued; fight
ing is reported in the Baltic and Black
Seas, Danube and Asia.
The Austrans had entered Wallachia.
and the French army was embarking in
English ships az Cherbourg for Finland
Respecting the Austrian re-orcupation
of Walachia, all yet known was that on
July End several steamers with Austrian
troops on board dropped down the Dan
ubc.
Napier's fleet was laying in line of bat
tie before CronStadt
Up to June 29th no attack had been
made.
The English frigatc Desperate fired
some shots, which the batteries returned
the second time.
BlAcE SEA, June 24th.-Eight Russian
steamers came ont of Sebastopol and at
tackled three allied ships at the batteries;
the allied ships engaged were the Furious
and Terrible. \ running fight cnsued.
The Furious was considerably damaged
The main body of the allied fleet was
at Baldjiha.
Some English boats engaged in taking
sonndinps at Dneiper, had exchanged
shots with the koSsacks.
On the Danube on June DIST and 22nd
an important battle was fought by the
Turks undhf Eivotte. Meher Pasha fell
on the Russian rca: guard of %. 900. near
Silistria on the DIST. The battle lasted
two days. The Russians continued CON
ccntrating towards Seeretb and Pruth.
Whey apparently mean 20 return to the
banks Of the Danube.
The movements Of the allied army are
kept profound secret.
I he Cavalry is supposed to be adyan-
cling by land to the Balkan
4 Telegraph is being built from Con
stantinople to Narna, Shumla, Widen
| and Gallipoi.
Fifteen thousand Of the allied troops
were still at Varna.
Prince Napoleon was also there.
Gen. Bosoqucttc's French division has
left Adrianople for Shumia.
Omer Pasha prepared to establish his
herd quarters at Rutschuck.
Communications from the Danube were
still kept open as far as Sihstria by a Tur-
kish tl9tifla:
Gortchakof removed his head quar-
tiers from kalarash to Brcltzen.
ASIA-From Asia the news is bad On
the 10th June the Turks met with a Sc
we're check in attempting to storm two
rcdoubts between Usterbund and Kert.
mis-.
The Russians attacked them on the
flank during the assault and defeated there
with Il loss Of 1900 to20O0 men I3 can
non. 80 standards and the entire camp
/ Cqulpagc were captured.
An erroneous despatch was published
reversing the accounts and stating that
the Turks under Selm Pasha had defeat
cd the Russians with some loss, but re-
liable accounts show that the Turks were
disastrously defeated.
The crew of the English frgate Saus
parcl are terrifying Shuskumkale, and
| the crew of She English frigate Samp-
son are Certifying Eatriuschid.