Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-10
Arrival of the Atlantic.
Sandy Hook. Nav 4th

conference is broken off. Russia rejects
the Allied demands.
Sebastopolhas been bombarded since the
9th. Result doubtful. Anew British loan
has been taken.
The Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by
the Empress, has been one week in England,
immensely glorifed.
The British loan of fl6,o00, 900 sterling
has been. taken blythe Rothschilds.
Louis Napoleon's taking command of the
Allied army in the Crimea is regarded
doubtful
Since the bursting up of the Vienna cor
ference there are strong indications OF Aus
tria refusing to act against Russia
Lord John Russell and III Drouyn de L
Huyes have left Vienna.
Cotton steady and unchanged. Wheat
and hour lower. Corn slightly advanced.
Iron unchanged. Money easy Consols
declined 89g.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The Atlantic brings Liverpool dates to
the 2lst When the steamer left, the new
loan had been AL taken.
Napoleon and Eugene had been on their
: fi"it " l-tg ldiu All ttlC HGtk.
The Rothschilds to take $4,000, 900
loan at E100 in consois at las Cd Il is
IN the shape of annuities ending in 30years
Increased taxes on incomes, spirits, tea,
coffee, sugar and stamps is proposed.
1t is asserted that England assents to
Louis Napoleon taking command of the al
lied armies, but it is regarded however as
a doubtful rumor
The Vienna Conference was broken off
after its l2th session Russia absolutely
refused to assent 10 The proposals Of France
and England.
The general bombardment of Sebastopol
from 500 guns commenced on the 9th and
continued necessarily, but up TO the 18th
an assault had not been practicable. 1t
was the intention to storm the place ifp pos
sibIe.
The Liverpool Gotten market was steady
at previous rates. The sales of the nine
days were 10000 bales including 1900
on speculation and for export
BreadStutfs-Whea and flour quiet are
slightly lower. Corn slightly advanced
Western Canal flour 5000. White Wheat
lis Sd. White corn 4o@43s.
Provisions slightly advanced.
London money market easier
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the
ED ult.
Allhopcs ofAus.ra taking the Geldagainst
Russia are abandoned.
From the seat of war we hear that du-
ring the first ten days of The bombardnlent
the fire of the beSegers was superior to that
Of the city, aud much damage was done 10
the Russian works.
1t IL stated that during the night of the
18Th, tie last OF the attack tie A lies gain
ed considerable advantage over the Rus
slams. Tie laiter were twice d!slolged
from strongly fortified posts, which remain
in the hands Of the French The posses
sion OF these posts, enables the Allies 20
forify tie summit Of the rayine, which IS
OF great mpor;ance.
The AdmiraIs Of the Russian feet in Sc
basiopoi had either died or been killed.
Gartsch akof published an address to the
garrison, in which he states lhat matters
look more encouraging to the besiegcd, as
trouble had been created at Kasagova by
the brutal conduct of an Austrian officer.
The people attacked the Ausirians and
drove them out of the CITY. The Official
statemcntreturned 247 killed on both sides.
The excitement continues.
Preparations for strengthening the Rus
sian ports on the Baltic are going forward
rapidly and there are / Q 600 Russian troops
concentrating in the Battle provinces. Most
of the British advance squadron was de-
tanned in the great belt by The ice.
Parliament assembled on the 10th The
estimate for the government expenses for
the year is estimated at E8G, 500, 500 to
meet this, Ii is thought much party dis
cord would arise in The manner of serving
the new loans, rs it involves a great prin-
ciple Of finance.
The visit of the Emperor and Empress
Of the French has created perfect excite
menl. The Emperor made a speech on the
occasion OF his reception by the Lord May
or which gave great satisfaction.
Mr.. Layard was entertained on board The
clipper ship Donald Mckay on the 21st.
The collision between the English ship
of war George Hurlbut has been invesiiya-
ted, and both parties exoneiated from blame.
5000 colliers are on a strike.
The Roebuck committee is continuing
its investigations.
Il was hoped that tle detention Of the
Atlantic would have enabled her to convey
the news of The termination Of war either
by treaty at Vienna or tie capture of Sc
basiopol. Neither expectation has, how
ever, been fulfilled TIE conferences are
in their last agony. Russia absolutely re-
fuses tosubmit to the Limitation Of her pow
en- in the Black Sea- but offers to permit the
maintainance of Turkish armament equal
to her own in the Black Sea, providing no
other nation has the right
Austria has definitely refused to second
the humiIiating demands of the Western
powers on the Gar, and i. is now general
ly confessed, though reluctantly, that the
utmost that can be expected from Austria
is the maintenance OF strict neutrality.
Lord John Russell and Drouyn &c fHuvs
bod bAan ordered horop and onIv a,r.if.J