Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Atlantic.

The Atlantic reached her dock at lG5 o'clock.
with Liverpool dates up TO the r. Of the gath of
Jan She arrived ont in the morning of The 22d.
She brings 80 passengers.-arnong them Hon, P.
+ Upham and family,
The steamer Great Britain arrived at Liverpool
with ESQ 900 sterling in gold.
I The chief interest in the news, centres in the
proceedings of the British Parliament, in which
the government has been severely denounced.
Lord John Russell resigned his seat in the Cabinet
and total break up in the Ministry is talked of.
The Vienna Peace Conference will not meet un-
I'll the middle Of Feb. -sN .e4
Sevastopol dates are to the l4th of January-
Nothing Of moment had occurred. The Russians
had made two sortes, but were repnlsed with con-
siderable loss. The weather had been cod but at
last dates mlder.
! Considerable re:nforcements were reaching the
Allies. Liprandi had again advanced his outposls
10 Shenago. 10000 Russians with so guns
said to be a Pereeop
Letters say that the French had undermined the
flag staff battery, ana cny waited "a favorable OPP
portuniiy to blow il up.
Sickness in the camps were increasing, and
Menschikoff is reported 10 have said,
" Our troops may rest Generals, January, Feb>
ruary and March will fight our battles far better
than We can"
7 he Russians had repaired and re occupied the
Quarantine Ftrt. Gen. Brown was about to
sumo his command in the Crimea.
ST. Petersbnrgh mercantile letters of the 18th Of
Jan, of pacific character.
The Allies are gong TO established hospital for
1000 Smyrna, and an establishment for conva>
escenis al Rhodes.
The Ru. SLAMS report numerous disasters from the
Allies to their own ranks,
An Odessa letter OF the 9th, says the Russians
will ST. ortlv resume the often i've the Crimea,
having received the necessary renfoi cements.-
Large hedes OF Russian troops have been ordered
to concent ate themselves at Perectp with a view
of attacking Eupatorie.
1t was repeated at Vienna, on The 25th, that q
b tile had been fought b. fsie Sevastopol, in which
the Russians victorious, but the authentic ad
wees from Baakavia the next DAY contradicted IL.
1t is positively asserted Omar Pacha' forces would
commence operations on the 18th of January, BY
advancing under cover of The artillery OF the fleet
along the coasts, The last of the Turkish con, oy
left Varna OH the 18th for Baakava.
Consi antinope letter says the French so gun
ship Henry" which was run over in n ov. 18th,
has been turned into fort, and is of great use to
The allies.
New and startling c;r;es Of mismapagement in
the commissaIiat department were hourly coming
to light.
A dispatch from Menschikof' dated Jan. 17th
was published al St. Peersburgh on the 18th, to
the following effect:
50 The :eige ope. ations d, not advance. Two
successful night sortes were made on the 1911
| 5th. We took Ia English and French prison
efs. The A lies lost considerable number Kill
! ed"
! A dispatch says the Turks treated with We
/ nv little consideration by the Allies.
! THE DANUBE. 7 he "Patiia says the recent
pas age OF The Danube by the Russians have given
rise to "a demand by Austria for explanations from
! Gortchikotf, and orders have been sent 10 Count
Coron;nmi to prevent the Russians from recon-
mencug The campaign on the Danube
The Adinirals have declared all the posts on the
Black Sea of Azot in state OF strict blockade and
have captured or laid an embargo on several ships
laden with provision for The Russians. The screw
steamer Black Sea with submarine cable con-
Meeting Y arna' with Balak lava, had put back to
! Harwick. damaged
The appointment OF Ishmail Pacha to command
the army at Anato, had produced the best results
upon The troops.
The Turks had opened communication with
Schamyl, whose forces numbor 1900,
Prince Peratski, Polish Lieutenant la the
! Russian Guard, had deserted to the Turks,
The Turks have rumor that Schamyl is dead.
Various rumors are aaoat in regard to the plan Of
negotiating. But ltlle note is attached TO the
Four Points, Russia interprets them thus:
I" No abolition Of the Russian Prote ctorate over
Moidayia and Wa!lachia, those PROVISIONS having
been placed under the guarantees of the Five
! Powers. I'd. Free navigation Of the Danube
Sd. Resumption of the Treaty of 1871. to attach
more co mpelely the existence of the Ottoman
Empire to the balance Of Europe. 4th. a collec-
ton guaranty of the Five Powers for he obscr-
vance OF the religious privileges of the different
christian communities withou! distinction of form
of worship"
Great Britain.
Parliament assembled on the 23d,
Lord John Russell has resigned and his resis
nation was accepted BY the Queen on the 26lh-
He explained why he took this course.
The enlistment of the Swiss goes on slowly.
/ Miier d. Thompson of Liverpool have suspend
ed payment, for fl00, 900, chiefly owing to losses
in the Australian trade. Rumors were prevalent
| on change that other failures imminent
Home, Esan & co have failed for fl20,000.-
Turner d 81 arpe, iron dealers, OF Carwick Scot
and, have failed for large amount
\ Prussia.
| Prussia claims right to participate i'll the Nj
erna conference in her capacity of great Europ.
can power, and has sent protest TO the cabinets
of Vienna, Paris and London against any resolu-
tons passed without her participation in the con-
ference.
Sardinia.
The troops furnished by Sardinia numter 90 =
GOO men OF all arms.
The wife of the King Of Sardinia died at Turin
on the Goth.
The Swedish army is to be placed a war
footing
1t is thought Prussia will scceds to the demand
of Austria to mobilize her army should she be out
voted in the Diet.
France.
The Moniteur has several congratulatory arti-
cles on the success of the French Loan. 1t says
100000 900 I. have been placed at the disposal o.
the government.
Prince Napoleon left Consia utinope on the l2tf
ult on account of his health.
Spain.
Accounts from varions sources indicate ap.
preaching Instruction
Austria.
Activity continues 10 be exercised in the Wa
, Department.
From China we have dates to Dec. 18th. Poll
teal affairs in the South were more critical thai
ever. and the Canton authorities had applied OH
cially for assistance from. the English and Ame:i
can consuls with what result is not stated. Trade
was completely suspended. The question as Il
payment OF arrears upon export duties upon tea a
Shanghea had been settled far as Americans
were concerned, by agreement TO pay one ihird
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Cotton dull ana heavy
Sales of week $4,000 bushels. Breadstuifs opene'
buoyant but fell off and closed very dull at las
weeks quotations Some circulars quote trii
4 higher.