Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
Arrival of the Baltic.
New York, Feb. 81.

take troops to the Crlmea.
In the reconstruction of the British Cab
met, the Earl of Derby, the Marquis 0
Lansdown, Lord John Russelland Earl Clar
endon, were successfully sent for by tn,
Queen but all f;tiled to form a-Cabinet whei
Lord Palmerston was called in and succeed
ed. In the British Parliament, expiana
tons had been made by the Statesmen fail
ing to form the cabinet. Nearly $4,000,
600 sterling had been voted for war pur
poses Parliament adjourned for wee
at the request of Palmerston and re assem-
blcd on the 18th inst.
The Earl of Aberdeen had been cfcaict
Knight of the Garter.
The Lord Mayor Of London had given ;
grand banquet, AMI among those presen
were Lord Cardigan, Sir Charles Naples
AMI other notables from the Crimea ans
Baltic, who were received with enthusiasm
SirCharles in long speech defended him
self and bitterly attacked the adminIstra'
ton.
Gen. Canrobert reports the deaths Of
Capt Dontseur and Costellan during the
sorties on the 9th and 14th
Menschikof had gone north@rd
The Russians were constantly making
sortes.
Supplies were constantly reaching the
camp in abundance, but the army was
still sickly.
Seige works were progressing. Frosty
nights and fine days prevailed.
The latest official dispatches were to the
Gath from Canrobert. They alluded to the
improvement in the works, and speak ur-
gently offuture prospects. ! He says: owe
resume the work before the town with re-
newed activity
Telegraph dispatches to the 10Th Jan.
are Of warllke character.
A despatch from Admiral Bruot says
the French batteries had received orders to
reopen their fire. and that for some days
sorties hadceased.
1t is said thai operations for the assault
are completed.
The Russians are in want of supplies.
A sortie was made on the 23d by the
garrison at Sebastopo and great loss was
sustained by the French.
The ZouaYes who mutiDied, demanded
retreat from the Cyimea The rumor
of the meeting was doubtless Incorrect.
An apology was made to Omar Pa
cha and he withdrew his resignation.
There is report of battle, occurring
in an attempt of the Russians to enter the
Dobrudscha
The Russian forces on the frontier of
Austria, had been ordered to retreat 10 The
interior.
The peace conference has not yet COM
menced at Vienna.
France has signiied her willingness to
negotiate separate treaty with Russia pro-
vlding 1t conveys the same obligation as
that Of 22nd of December.
The feeling at Constanlinopole is strong
y IN favor OF peace.
Holland aud Denmark are seeking to
join the Western alliance. ..
Eight Austrian Merchant ships were fred
into by the Russians ag:Galatia. Austria
has demanded an explanation.
Earl Lucan has been recalled from the
command Of the cavalry in the Crimca
The Sultan intends to raise II national
voluntary loan.
Abdcl kadcr has asked command Of the
African troops in the Crmea.
A letter from Constantinoplc says the
British army before Scbastopol is co.
600,
The English Missionaries in Poland have
been ordered to leave Russian territory.
1t is reported that the Emperor Of France
will take command of the army operations
on lie Rhine
The Prince Napoleon had arrived in
Paris,
The Latest.
Queen Victoria has issued proclamation
forbidding the British at home and abroad
aiding the enemy, in supplying them with
munitions OF war.
The German Diet has decided to place
the principal contingent upon Il war foot
ing.
In Piedmont TIE Chamber Of Deputies
has Sanctioneda treaty Of alliance.
In the House OF Commons, on the night
OF the 1Oth, discussion arose IL regard
10 Nap;cr's transactions in the Baltic, but
no new light was thrown on the subject
The screw steamer Glasgow from New
York arrived in the Clyde on The 10th.
A benefit was given to Lord Elgin on the
Cd by the citizens OF Dunfordine, his native
town. The British Minister at Paris has
made known the Canadian contribution oil
100000 in aid of the war, and states that
be is prepared to hand over 10 The French
government, &c.
The. Moni;cur publishes Lord Cowley S
letter and the Canadian address.
1t is said that Prince Menschikoff has re-
ceived orders TO attack Eupatoria and
Balaklava, 1t is therefore probable that
Gen. Osten Sachen, supported by the
Grand Dukes Michael and Mich olas, will
shortly attack the allies, whilst the weather
is favorable. Omar Pacha, ii is added, as
soon as the fortifcations were completed
at Eupatoria, would march on Sebastopol,
when, in all probability, a grand attack
battle will be fought.
4 dispatch from Warsaw, ofthe 9Th inst
in the RUSSIAN Gazette s:a. les that An or.
der has been received that all the Russian
forces in the vicinity of Craeow and on the
Austrian frontier, should retreat with al
dispatch to the interior.
According 10 a dispatch from Vienna i