Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Arago-Death- of Lord
Is Raglan.
Sandy Hook. July I6c

Gu IOFCeS DIV deHeTdt Simpson.
Further than the above there is no news
ofimportance from the seat of war; There
p had been some disturbance in London on
account Of the proposed Sunday trading bull,
and the obnoxious measafe-Wes- withdrawn
from the House of commons, ,.-
The London money market was fair. and
Consols closed 81 l.4a91 3-8.' '''2'l
Breadstuffs dull and slightly lower while
buyers were asking stAI INSTRUMENTATION.
Provisions have generally undergone no
change since the departuresof the Pacific
The Arago brings l26 Passengers, among
them Gen. Dix and family, s. Il. Goodrich,
II. Swift, II. Wood, Levi Tobias ana Wick
cIsham of Boston.
The steamer Ericsson arrived at IIavre at
Q O'Clock in the evening of june 30th. The
Africa arrived in Liverpool on the morning
of the 28th inst. ae 90 80 be-
On June 81, the Amphion, a British screw
frigate, while reconniteringSweaborg, mistook
the channel and run aground. While boats
were afterwards employed in taking sound
ings, the fort commenced brisk fire on the
vessels. The Amphon returned The fire and
View mp large Russian powder magazine.
and did much other da,pag5 to the fort. r
1t was reported att Stockholm that the
English had destroyed Nystod.r g.. - ra
The remaining portion Of TIE town of Kc-3
rich was destroyed by fire June 18th. .a:,
Odessa and St. Pctcrsbursh had been uni
ted ly telegraph. =,
The Sunday Trading Bill meeting took
place in Hyde Park on July l2th. Upwards
of 100000 persons ware present ] he po-
lice were assaulted but the rjnsl, adcrs were
arrested. a se.i.c6 ssnsE.ta-t
An e%traor iinary ~ ?Glnalf the, French
Legislature assembled Qnl July 81, ,Napo-
j on opened with a spoech il which he said
that n o!ttlt Iltstl,lS- ilIt:d 10 It
home caused him tv abandon Going to the
Crimea. .., s''n E9AF.
The new French loan said to be 100000
600 francs, had been made. es - a'+i -a
Details of News by the AragO.
-.sf.H ta @HtE @F 81
The news Of Lord Ragan's death was re-,
ceived from Gen. Simpson Oh the 2olh ul:.--
Some days previously Lord r. had suffered
from indispositon but until 4,o'cloek p. NJ on
the 2Slh his disea'e progressed 10 The satisfac.
ton of his medical attendants. Afterward
alarming symptoms oley Hoped themselves, at
tended with difficulty of breathing, which
gradually increased, At P " he was I'M
conscious From that lhriod Ire gradually
sunk until twenty-five minutes before 9. at
which time he died j. is sta: ed that Mai. Gen.
Simpson has succeedrdI.ord Raglan rr tenn.
Admiral SEYMOUR, who was wounded on
board he ship Plymouth by The bursting Of an
Internal machine. lis still suffering. and little
hopes are ent rained,of saving his eyesight
Detailed accounts OF thea;tack on the Mala-
koH and RCdan Towers made by the allied
powers on the 18th nlt., have been published
IN ert'"so by the London journals Various
CORE ~pondeut4 asuibeahr repul,e and great
loss which the French and English sustained.
10 n want of proper management aud a total
absence Of that military knowledge and judg'
nlenI requisite in snoh hazardous and diff
cult undertaking. % 6-nta Lin s5fe ..-.Tr
The FORMAL de 81. P,tr hugh, publishes a
correspondence respecting the outrage at Ham
go, which Russia denies on the ground that
the flag Of truce was not up. Russia accuses
England of making improper use of flags of
truce. .EuuI ~ rt.
Another demonstration agdinst felie Sunday
Trading Bills tool; place'on sunday ly lsr
and cXceiied in numoers that which took place
the week previous. At the lowest compata-
tinn upwards of 100 900 merf women and chill
drcn were present The, proceedings were
commenced by a man attempting to address
the crowd, which tempt was immediately
PVT down by the police Phis gave rise to an
extraordinary scene of confusion. Constables
hats We're Knocked off and several of the ring
leaders were arrested but not without difficult
ty; ......
In the House Of Commons. July Cd, Lord
Robert Gro~veuor Withdrew his bill against
Sunday trading.
The extraordinary session oflhe French lie
eisatHre was opened on the I'd inst by the
Emperor. In his speech he said the confer
cnces lately held ut Vienna having failed to
secure 4 roturn of peace, he came before them
to make u new sppral to their patriotism. and
justified the conduct of theAllie in the con-
frrences, and demonstrated their moderation.
lie relied on the legislative body TO Give him
means 10 contn the war lIcshad formerly
resolved to u ace himself in the midst of the
amy, bu, serious Qucs;.uus abropl and impor-
tant matters at home had forced him 10 aban-
don his intention. No extraordinary levy
would be necessary but lrputtng their CON
fdence in God and p'r-cvcrinr. they would
arrive nj peace wor5hv tine alliance
The Pari- core rspondcnt of the Ne'cs states
that thr French Government demanded new
loan of 150 00a,060 frances 1t proposes an
lmrnSt of l-lA upon produce and The revenue.
In both Houses ol Parliament on the even
ing OF the Sd Il Roval message recommending
the House to provide some matcria! recognition
TO Lord Raglan for The services rendered to his
co1n;ry during this and previous wars, was
thought 20 be under consideration and it was
agreed that an annuity of e 900 per year
should he granted 70 the widow of his late d
Lordshjp. and IL O90 per year to the present
pa~>e,>or of the tile.
Tn the House of Lords the Earl of Galloway
relieved the Government for having allowed
certain charge. .adduced against Lord Raglan
in Government aud elsewhere 10 pass unan-
swered. ....
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