Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-08

Halifax this morning. Her adyices ar
consequently three days later than thos
received at New York, per steamer st
Louis.
Breadstufs have slightly declined.
The Vienna conference met on the 25th
Naples has joined the western alliance.
From the seat of war there is lite or nj
news Of Importance. The state of affair."
remaining precisely the same as lastnoticed
The Peace conference at Vienna was t.
open on the Goth ult.
Lord John Russell has already left fol
the Austrian Capital
The English and French alliance has
been further strengthened by the accession
of the Kingdom of Naples to its ranks.
The Latest news from Sebastopol are tc
Feb. 9th. Several sorties have been made
and repulsed.
The Allies are expecting an attack from
the Russian army.
In the Crimea, the French army is to be
divided, and one-half given to Pelissier, the
otherto Bosquet, thus rendering Canrobert
q mere cipher.
II is rumored that Lord Raglan and
Earl Lucan are about to return home
Naples is to send to the Crimea, fleet and
land force equal to that $1,000 furnish
ed by Sardinia.
Rumors are current that Spain, Por.u-
gal and other powers are making extensive
warike preparations.
Austria is making negotiations for $l5,-
100000 loan in England.
Additional Dundas, late of the Black
Sea, has been appointed to the command Of
the Allied feet in the Baltic and Seymour
is second and Boguc third. The British
army estimates are about double the usu-
al amount. tits proposed to increase the
force $4,000.
Parliament assembled on the 10th, when
Lord Palmerston explained the circum-
stances attending his taking the office OF
Premier
The rumor that the Emperor, Louis
Napoleon, intended to go to the Crimea
had the effect to depress the French funds
RUssIA-Emperor Nicholas has issued
manifesto calling the whole Russian pop
ulation to arms. This is considered as a
menace in reply to the appointment Of Lord
Palmerston as the head OF the English Gov
eminent
Sweden continues her military prepare
items. Most of the German States have
their armies nearly complete. The Swiss
Federal Government preserves its neutral
ity and continues to forbid enlistment for
foreign service in Austria. Warke prep
arations continue with undated energy
All the five powers have formally signiGed
their intention to ccnfer. The Congress
has been postponed from the 18th to meet
again at Vienna on the Goth of February.
The affairs of l.. Phillips, an American
citizen arrested for Mazin, was settled BY
the payment of $4,000, and the chief of
police q. the Bastle has been reprimand
ed
The treaty concluded between Russia
and the United States, relative to the com
mcrce of neutrals. is published. The trea-
ty is left open for the adoption of other
States.
The Allies are daily expecting an attack
Pickets have been ordered to be on the
alert. In sortie three hundred oi the
French were put hors du combat; in the OBJ
security one French regiment firing upon
another -------- -----
FEBRUARY 2-Many OF the regiments were
held in readiness last night for immediate
action. and the cavalry have been under
arms alLnight. The weather has chang
ed for the better. The supplies OF the COM
missariat arc sufficient in most respects.
The French Admiral Bruat has telegraph
ed that since the 31st, the Russians had
commenced their sorties, but had been
vigorously repulsed. The Russians had
received considerable reinforcements.--
The roads near Eupatoria were frozen and
good.
February -Mcnschikohf telegraphed
that the general situation is unchanged
Gen. Nell who arrived at the camp on the
eth of January, has reported to the En-
peror that the situation of the French army
is on the whole good, and that of the Brit
ish not quite as bad as reported. The
British army estimates for the current year
are published. The total number of men
in the British army, including foreign aux
iliaries, and excluding India, is put down
at 1914, 600 men, The expenses have been
$4,000, 900 pounds sterling, sos, 900, 900
Arrival of the St. Louis.