Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-12

NUMBER s43.
Arrival Of the Baltic.

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New YoRK, April p p, NJ.
: The Baltic has arrived with liverpool dates to
I the 24th of March Breadstuffs not much change.
"A Provisions the same s3g#uS slH skA
81 Nothing important from Seyastopol. The Wen
ma conferences unanimously agreed on the frsl
point placing the Turkish P,incipali,es under the
!. Five Powess. sa sas thfbs. s4l'N
! + The Gear Alexander had made several mild
IsPeeches 10 the diplomatic body but strong the
; army On the whole, mis- language was nterpre-
ted in aspac6c sense. .gf.-. "a,
II The FIRST Of the four poia:s which had been una
nimously agreed to by the Vlenaa con rca Is
as follows -" abolition ofi,he exclusive projection
Of Russia on Moliayia and Waaehia., The priv
ileges accorded 20 those provinces, by III Sultan
being placed under the gaaraniee Of the Eve pow
The lo,esi dispatches from vssln,a dated Friray
evening, says lhe conference is progressing favor
ably The second point was either settled or will
be to- morrow, II must be repeated that the CUES.
81 ton of peace or war is not decided unsif the laird
2 point Is settled &9Hl eg3 sNft sssiA 5f%S1
u Che Paris correspondentof the London Times
teleg aphs, .uader date. Friday evening; News
\ from Vienna appears 10 be favorable TO peace aud
at Paris. people are disposed to bsleve that tho
Fcouference viii be attended With happy results.
siaaCount Nesselrode, tits believed viii proceed to
i'nna when the negotiation becomes critical.
1 Tue new Czar has given strong evidence Of abb
ding BIZ the plans traced out BY his father, and that
! he would make no concessions. Rumors were cur
rent Of a new basis ef Arrangement, including the
freedom of the Black Seayopsnlhg OF the Danube.
! the erection of Turk ish iortrrssi in Asia. "A Is
! i Constantnpple advises state that Turkey ,has
1 determined TO maintain undiminished sovereignty
pover the Dardinees aud protests against the chris
ktans Of the Empire being plaeedander any foreign
hprotectqa The Porte also desitesthe participation
OF Prussia il. the coniereacesf nasisit9sea $50
T All Pacha, minister of foreign affairs, had been
Summoned Is Vienna. The official reports IL fhe
storming of NJ ch1ffedonbt on the night of tho
s:a3d OF February, by the Eaeucll. are published
sand spalSeaef as one of The asstl sHant schieve
iineatss of the campligu- The Russian General
Ostensacken telegrapissto 81 petersburg on the
Hight Of The i0tli. " hsve Elected a new res
.ioube three hundred yardsis feoat. the Cossan-
\ tine ,haiaiope Oar'works ar eausdian with sue
cess, Nothing of aimpprlapee before Eupatoja.
Burgoyne remains iii the tfnea al the request Of
f.1rd Raglan Pie health 6ffhe Allied troops Was
tsaesfactotyss The EnsHshtpcsltion was Gel forli-
rec. *0ec 16& .2a1 a&sg7a@E sd TaanT
42 The. Russians haze received re forcemen,s.
Al the Allied couacit of war he d on the 18th. il
/ vas resolved to recommends active operations,
1sofd Ragan's latest dis,atch Is datcd March sth.
aunt says 1he weather is fines and dry The sick
were DERIVING beaef's from tile fchange. A Brit
/ Ssh battery of three guns had caused two small
/ RUSSIAN steamers 10 leave their moorings. The
| Russjanes we're recewipg large re. Inducements of
7 Provisions ard nfanitions Of war Oner Pacba's
force ON the Sd ofAlnrch was $4,000 and contnu-
ally being reinforced agaH aGt V8 ataai8
! Nicholas deathw was announced IN Sevasopol
on the 9th OF March. An Ango French Squad
ron. Of 25 steanfers were on their wayto Genoa to
embark SaTdnan troops for The Crimea. Odessa
advces of the 18th state shat Prince Mench,cof
died Of fever at Sjmpheropol, bat tho news is CON.
sdered doubtful
AConssautino pfe letters ofihe I2thof March n,sn-
ton thar tesco,ierai shock Of earthqnases were
being felt; Mount Olympus sinok.s ike volcano.
The russians had sunk more ships Of war in
the haor Of ssbastopo. sfsss ss,sSs rssst.E
The French Hospital at Constantinople had been
burned to the ground and 80 pcrished
Apa'ace at Constahtinope had been re paired aud
put in order for the Emperor Napoleon. e'i eaf
The Pope had sent AN embassy OF coincidence
and friendship TO Alexander. ~ afs n8
Il II was reported that Gorschakoff had been or
dered from st. Petersbnrgl 70 take Eupatori aas
any cost, and was promising to obey. A W AApiR
Letters state that the Russian preparations indi-
cate an eyensual e, acpatiou Of Bessarpbia without
contest, Abe Grand Duke Cousi antiDe in his
quality OF Grand ADMIRAL the direction Of the fleet
AMI Ministry Of Marine. A nocturnal levy Of re-
cruits was made throughout Russian Poland on the
night of the l2dlrDf March, a.a8gs sd4
3 ihe,iGe1was breaking up generally in the Baltic.
A flying British squadron the first inlsanent OF
the Battle n%et, sal ed from, &pithead Tor kiel on
the 30 II OF March a'22 e Sb4so
Tie :llst of March was Observed as a National
fast day tfongbout Great Brtan.4 In the House
OF LORDS, Lords I.yndhurst and Clarendon had spo-
ken severely against the conduct of Prussia. The
proceedings OF the Roebuck committee weredraw-
ipg TO a close. a,T
Ions Naposon had reviewed the Imperial
guards and made short patfotlc spetch,-A new
Belgian ministry had been formed, but only held
Office Tor a day; the crisis therefore continues
The Legislative assemblage of Denmark has una
nlmonsly passed the impeachment of the Ex-hn-
isieFs. The French attempt to storm Shanghai,
bad proved fslnre Nothing Of importance from
Canton, The Invalid Russo reports the capture
Of "a Fnrltish frigate at Shanghai @
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b Atz' Few are aware, how frequent Pub
hshers are compelled TO insert among their
advertisements, statements which they can
peither sanction or believe. a sssf
A pleasant exception to this disagreea-
bic necessity are the advertisements of Da'
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which will be found in our columns. We
have published for him before, and always
with the feeling that in so doing we in no
wise lend ourselves TO deceive or mslcad
the public, for we have had indispensable
proof that his words are strictly true, with
abundant reason to believe that his medi-
cines will do all they promise, and all that
can bereasoaably expected from any mcdi-
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IN this community to need any commenda-
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