Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-04
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CHARLEsTbN, 1st.
Further particulafsfrd Mexico by the
Ongioa.-Great sulierings III northern
Mexico from scarcity of food-a general
famine feared Cholera has almost dis
NEW York, 1st.
Steamer st. Louis sailed this morning
Cor Southampton and Havre, with 70 pas
seDoers and $3.50, 373 in specie.
HHLIFAx, lst.
Canada arrived at Q last evening.
Atlantic arrived at Liverpool on We'd
ncsday 10th.
Brown, ShipIey & Co.'S Circular states
that the cotton market opened heavy in
fore part Of week. but since Tuesday the
demand had improved and prices firm at
last weeks figures. Market. however.
fully supplied. Sales of week 81 $50 bales
closing prices on New Orleans 6 II.
BHEADsrUFTS.-M Market full, and pr-
ces irregular. Quite panic in the -four
tradc-fall Of 3a4 ID per barrel.
Wheat largely declined-say Is in a
100 lbs. White gla92 shillings. Rcd
l-2a9. Indian corn white and yellow
, ID 5.
Beef unchanged-transactions limited.
Pork large business, but lower prices.
DantZic 20.
\ letter from Kicl 10th says the
French exploring army on the Baltic
will disembarl Professionally at Felend.
Denmark will shortly abandon its neu-
trality.
Russia and Austria have asked France
and England for stated conditions on
which they are willing to conclude peace.
y, ii,tary operations are nearly at a
stand Attack on Scbastopol indefinite
ly postponed.
Paris adyiccs from Madrid say the in
surgents are masters OF the city.
London.
House. OF CoMMONs.-The Earl If Iar-
rinet0n asked Ministers whether they
had authorized Lord Westmorcand to
state to the cabinet of Vienna that Pc
fish subjects * Russia Will not be allow
cd To- enter the English army or follow
the standard Of the allies Earl Of Alb
crlccn replied that no Instructions had
been given.
Earl Of Aberdeen then brought for
ward the following message from the
q lccn;
Her Majesty, decming itcxpcdient to
provide for any additional exigencv
which may arise in consequence of the
war in which Her Majesty is engaged
against the Emperor Of Russia defcn
siyc and offensive, asks of the House of
Lords their concurrence in such mca-
>ures as may be necessary for making
provision accordingly"
The message will be taken into CON
sidcration to-morro V.
IAEEsT FROM MADRID-The Gazette
publishes list Of the new ministry
\ battle was fought between O'Don-
nell and Blazer. The latter was defeat
c i, wounded and taken prisoner.
The populace lacked the palace Of
Christine, at Salamanca. near Granada.
EASTERN AFFAIEs-A private telc-
graphic despatch from ConstantnopIe,
received at Paris. states that the Rus
slams met with 4 cheek near Batson.
40 change had occurred in the state
of Eastern affairs and none Is likely t.
occur until after farther consideration
by the English and French Govern
mcnts, Of the recent conduct Of Au>tr a
The Paris CorrcSpp Il the boa
don Morning Chronicle annexed the fol
lowing communication:
The Cabinet of Vienna communicated
t. the French and English Governments
the impression produced upon them 10y
the answer Of the Emperor Nicholas t.
the summons sent to Russia to c,acuate
the PrlucipalItics.
The German Powers now pronounce
ia their opinion the propositions con
tanned in the Russian answer not alto
Cether satisfactory As basis for further
negotiations; and they propose that the
Prague shall hc fixed upon" as tie seat
OF further negotiations.
They, moreover. express their opinion
that it will not be possible to call upon
Russia to cyacuate the Principalitics il
it hcnot ut the same time clearly under
stood that the Allied Powers shall stop
their movements in advance. In other
words Austria has fallen back into ALI
ancc with the Russians.
The Austrian Reserves are to be call
C3 out and placed ON war footing,
Accounts from st. Petersburg state
that the Gar is determined not to yield
bat discomfort prevails IN the Cabinet.
Details show that the recent victory
of Gurgcyo wa, achieved by the turks
una,sstcd, leaving the whole basas Of
the Danube, from Gur,n to Ct,eu a..
their possession.
The main body Of the Turkish aara !.
sad to be moving toward the mJ,tA "a
the pduu) c.
The Allies have reformed ana occu-
pied the Russian batteries at Tie mouth
Of the Danube and are NOW employed
in removing sunken ships from the
channel.
The Russian Danube Flotila must
soon fall into the hands of the Allies,
and the free navigation Of the Danube
again be established.
Cen Aver, having been disgraced,
Shot himself
The French and English are slowly
drawing their lines close around the
Russians.
On the Black Sea on the eth, the com
bined fleets were seen oil Akermann.
sailing East.
1t was reported that Admiral Bruat
hld forced m entrance t. Noyor>.ch
ASIA.
kcSon Pa~ha surprised 1000 Rus
Sjaus and defeated them. capturing 81
guns and Too prisoners, at pass in the
mount ,lu~.