Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
More Fiobting Warlike Prospects.

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In the British Parliament, explanations had
been made by the statesmen failing to form the
Cabinet
Nearly THREE million sterling had been grant
ed for War purposes
The North American Fisheries bill had been
passed.
Parliament adjourned for week, at the re-
quest of Palmerston, and was to reassemble on
The Earl of Aberdeen had been created Knight
of the Garter
The Lord Mayor of London had given Grand
Banquet, and among those present Lord
Cardigan, Sir Charles Napier, and other notables
from the Crimea and Baltic, who were received
with enthusiasm. Sir Charles, in a long speech,
defended himself and bitterly attacked the admins,
istration
Menschikoff had gone northward. The Rus
SLAMS were constantly making sorties. Supplies
were reachinHthe camp in abundance, but the
army was still sickly. Siege works pro,
crossing Frosty nights and fine mild days pre-
vailed
The latest official dispatches are to Ian. oath.
They alluded to the Improvement in the weather.
and speak OF resuming the work before the town
with renewed activity. Teegraphc dispatches
come down to the goth January and OF a
warlike character. A dispatch from Admiral
Brunt SAYS that the French batteries had received
orders to re-open their fire. and that for days
Tue RUSSIANS CSdseu 10 uidhc SOL tlcS- II 10
said the preparations for the assault compile
ted The Russians in want of supplies. A
sortie was made on the 23d by the garrison of
Sebastopo, and great loss sustained by the
French.
The Zouaves are reported to have demanded a
retreat from the Criuea, but the Tumor of their
mutiny is doubtless incorrect. An apology was
made 70 Omar Pacha and he withdrew his resig-
nation.
There is report of battle having occurred
on an attempt of the Russians to enter the Do
brudscha. The Russian Forces on the frontiers
of Austria had been ordered 10 retreat to the in.
terror
The Peace Conference has not yet commenced
at Vienna.
France has signfed her Willingness to negoti-
ate separate Treaty with Russia, providing it
conveys the same obligation as that of the 22d of
December.
The feeling at Constantine pie was strongly in
favor OF peace.
Holland and Denmark seeking to join the
Western Alliance
Eight Austrian merchant ships were fired into
by the Russians in Galatia. Austria has demand
ed explanation.
Earl Lucan has been recalled from command
of the cavalry in the Crimea.
The Sultan intends to raise national volunteer
corps.
Abdel Kader has asked command of the African
troops in the Crinea.
English missionaries in Poland have been or
dered to leave the Russian territories
1t is reported that the Emperor Of France will
take command OF the Army of Operation the
Rhine.
The Prince Napoleon had arrived at Paris
THE LATEsT-Queen Victoria has issued Der
Proclamation, forbidding British subjects, at home
or abroad, aiding the enemy, by supplying him
with ammunition.
The German Diet has decided to place the prin-
cipsl contngents upon a war footing
In Piedmont the Chamber of Deputies had &C
cepted the Treaty of Alliance.
New York. Feb 90
The latest teegraphic advices from London, re-
port that Peace Negotiations believed to be
| broken off, The Allies are now determined TO
prosecute the war vigorously.--Sentinei.