Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
FOR EIGN N E w s.


The Steamer Canada which arrived at Halifax.
on the LIST inst brings three days later news from
Europe, than those received by the St Louis
Brown. Shipley & Co, quote western canal flour
at 42s 6 Ohio ass Wheat trifie lower, lis 6
a12s g. Corn Cd lower; white 44s; yellow 43s
6 mixed ass Beef dull Pork dull little spec
ulative demand for Bacon, with sales at 44sa45 5.
Lard firm; prices sitter.
The Liverpool cotton market continued quite
dull, and prices particularly for the lower quali-
ties had declining tendency; the sales of the
week are about $4,000 bales; mostly TO the trade.
London Money Market-A slight decline had
taken place in consols, closing 36ia9O8
The Peace conference at Vienna, was to open
on the 26th nit
Lord John Russell had already left for the Aus
trian Capital
The English and French alliance has been fur
ther strengthened by the accession of the King
dom of Naples to its ranks.
Easterly winds had prevailed along the Eng
lsh coast, and vessels were arriving. The
weather has been pretty severe and much distress
prevailed in Liverpool, in consequence of the dull
ness of trade, and the inability of the laboring
classes to obtain employment.
]. Ripping & Co., London, and Kirk Furness
& Co, Liverpool, have failed.
The War.-The latest dates from Sebastopol
are to Feb Sth Several sorties had been made
and repulsed.
The Allies are expecting an attack from the
Russian army.
IN the Crimea, the French army is to be divi-
died. and onehalf given TO Pelsser, the other to
Bosquet, thus rendering Canrobert mere cipher
1t is rumored that Lord Raglan and Earl Lu-
about to return home. Naples is to send
to the Crimea. fleet and land force equal to
that (l5,O0O) furnished by Sardinia.
Rumors are current that Spain, Portugal and
other powers are making extensive warlike pre-
partitions.
Austria is making negotiations for S15OO0,OOO
lone in England.
Dundas late of the Black sea, has been appoint
ed the command of the Allied fleet in the Baltic
and Seymour second, and Bogue third. The Brit
sh army estimates about double the usual
amount 1t is proposed to increase the force to
ST 900.
Parliament assembled on the 10th, when Lord
Palmerston explained the circumstances attending
his taking of the Office of Premier
The rumor that the Emperor Louis Napoleon
intended to go to the Crmea had the effect to de-
press the French funds.
Emperor Nicholas has issued manifesto calls
ing the whole Russian population TO arms. This
is considered as menace in reply to the appoint
ment of Lord Palmerston as the head of the Eng
lish Government.
Sweden continues her military preparations
Most of the German States have their armies nearly
complete. The Swiss Government preserves its
neutrality and continues to forbid enlistment for
d.
continue with undated energy. All the five pow
ers have formally signi6ed their intention to con-
fer The Congress has been postponed from the
18th to meet again at Vienna on the 25th Of Feb
ruary.
The affairs of L. Phillips, an American citizen
arrested for Mazzni was settled by the payment
of $4,000, and the chief of police the Baste has
been reprimanded.
The treaty concluded between Russia and the
Uunted States relative to the commerce of neu-
trails, is published. The treaty is left open for the
adoption of cher States.
The Allies daily expecting an attack
Pickets have been ordered TO be on the alert In
a sortie three hundred of the French were put
hors de combat: in the obscurty one French regi-
ment fired upon another.
Feb. 2d-Many of the regiments were held in
readiness last night for immediate action, and the
cavalry have been under arms all night The
weather has changed for the better. The supplies
of the commissariat are sufficient in most respects
The French Admiral Bruat has telegraphed
that since the 3lst, the Russians had commenced
their sorties, but had been vigorously repulsed-
The Russians had received considerable reinforce
mens. The roads near Eupatoria were frozen
and good.
Feb 7th-Menchikoff telegraphed that the
general situation is unchanged. Gen Nell who
arrived at the camp the 9th of January, has
reported to the Emperor that the situation of the
French army is the whole good, and that OF
the British not quite as bad reported. The Brit
ish army estimates for the current year are pub
lished. The total number of men in the British
army, including the foreign auxilaries, and ex-
GLIDING India is put down at 10000 men. The
expenses have been 9l3,000,000 sterling, S65,- |
600 ,000
News by the St Louis
The Steamer st. Louis brings 30 passengers
among them Hon. Pierre Soue and family. The
Paris correspondent of the Daily News saws Mr.. |
he SCH 70 10 cb,ca
ba. completely Knocked in the head
A dispatch dated Bombay, Jan 10th, SAYS an
Instruction had broken out at Capul. 1900
Persans were besieging Bendee Celeasi muir
derous conflict had taken place, but the beseged
had continued their resistance
French pany had offered to raise in France
a legion of from 10000 to u 200 men for the
service of the English Govermnent-half that !
number to be raised in 5 days. 1t is said the |
English Government is ready to entertain the
proposition favoraby
An additional force of 100000 will be dispatch
ed to the Crinea
The last dates from Sebastopol are to January
3lst, and report the weather getting milder
dispatch from Varna dated Feb. 4tb saws
10000 Ottoman troops had landed at Eupatoria |
others were on the march for Varna and would |
be embarked soon arrived.
The Artillery in Sebastopol kept an incessant
fire during the cay.
created painful sensation in Paris, but it is |
thought to be greatly exaggerated.
The London firm in the Prussna trade through /
the Time, proposed TO feed the Army in the Cri |
mea, at the rate of IS per man, per day, giving /
three substantial meals per day, and binding to |
contract under the heaviest penalties.
The Poetry Of Physc.-Doses have always been |
associated ID our minds with wry faces and med |
Icine has seemed from the days of childhood an |
hpF rnr1f for 4
were the worst part of sickness, and pain was not
SO hard TO bear the revolving portions we were
compelled TO swallow for its relief DR.. Ayers |
preparations herald another era. His CHERRY Pee |
foral is like honey on the tongue and healing balm
IN the stomach. His Pills! Try them-they are
sweet morsels to the taste, and glide sugar-shod
over the palate, but their energy although wrap
ped up is there, and strikes with telling force to
the very foundation of disease-Cin Citizen o.
Rape--A rape, to horrid too mention in detail
has lately been committed upon young but re-
spectacle girl, of DelavaD The marty a vopno