Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
DEATH OF THE CAR!
HaLIFax, March Is.

HALIFAX, March Is.
The royal mail steamship, Area, Capt Harri-
son, arrived here this al e.noon. She left Liver
pool on the Sd. Her advices. consequently, are
four days later than received by the Pacific.
The news is of the most startling character.
The Emperor of Russia is dead He expired
Suddenly on the morning OF Friday, the I'd INST
Nodetas have been received. hut here is no doubt
Of the fact. as il was announced in the House OF
Lords OH Friday night, by Lord Clarcni II. aud n
the House of Commons BY Lord PaImers,oa.
Surmises were ahoat that he wa assassinated.
but the better opinion tina, he died of aPopiexy
after an attack OF the influenza. His Illness WIS
known England before III" news Of his death
was received and caused slight rise in the funds.
The effect Of his death of course had not transpi
red when the Africa left Liverpool.
The Vienna Conference was % open on the 9th
inst, aud peace expectations were daily growing
stronger.
From the seat Of war there is no news of the
least Importance.
THE NEWS BY THE PACIFIC.
New YoRK, March IL.
The Pacific reached her dock little before nine
this morning..
The news is Of an interesting character.
The PsImerston ministry had fallen 10 pieces,
Graham, Herbert and Gladstone having resigned,
ostensiby on account of the passage Of Mr.. Roe
bucks motion for Il committee to enquire into the
msma nj geuient Of the war.
Private squabbles i'll the Cabinet are also bile
we'd TO have been the cause Rumor says the Roe
buck party viii not be satisf ID without the i'm
parchment Of Raglan aud one more OF the Min
stry PalInerstou is much troubled in reconstrnc-
ting the CT binct aud has not fully completed IT,
Lord John Russell takes the colonial secretary
slip stop gap, bat completes his mission TO
Vienna.
Rumor gives Lord Elgin seat in the Cabinet
as d member Of the Board Of Control.
The Earl of Carlisle is to be Viceroy Of ireland
The new Chancellor Of the Exchequer is Mr.. Lew
is, an unit; led man.
Members Of the Cabinet express the confident
hope that the pending negotiations will lead to an
honorable peace, although war me assures continue
all over Europe.
Louis Napoleon seems determined to proceed to
the Crimea England and Austria have advised
hun TO stay at home.
Russi has declared war against Sardinia.
| 1t is stated but not confirmed that Tuscany has
Joined the Western Powers, but Naples has not.
Affairs before Scvas opo were unchanged.
A battle was fought before Eupatoria the
| Eth Gen. LIprand with force equal. er perhaps
few thousands superior to the Turks, attacked
them, and after hou's fighting retired beyond the
rauge OF the shells from the English ships, tn,
| turks not pursuing. Omrr Packa commanded.
There is nothing new from the Danube.
| L,rd Raglan is said to have resigned to avoid a
recall. The Eatl Of Iucan and some other officers
have been invited to resign
Joseph Hume is dead, much respected and re
GREETED.
Neiy Indictment weather caused suffering among
The poor IN England. Riots had occurred in Lv
erpool and london, but cnange for the better wa
apparent.
| place az Lord of the Admiralty.
| The proceedings in parliament have touched up
| OIL several points Of interest On the 18Th tht
royal given 20 the North America,
| Fisheries bill.
The convention between Great Britain and thu
Porte Tor the enlistment OF The Turkish contingent
foice has been signed
An interesting debate arose on tn g motion to &C
into committee the army estimates. Lord Pal
nIerstun contended that the sufferings OF the amy
IN the Crimea arcse fom physical Raises in III.
poHer Of no NAV 20 control These suffering:
were not confnedt'o he British army
The Russian stcR and wounded was SO 900. FL
! further argued that The debate in Parliament hac
created SO much Indignation on the continent tha
! The government had been prevented from getting
| the foreign enlistment act irto operation. Lore
Pamerslon announced that Lord Lucan had bee,
re-cailed in consequence Of his difference witt
Lord Raglan
On the = tn the DuAe of Cambridge took hi
seat in the House Of Lords.
| Ia "a debate the conduct OF tina war, the
Earl Of DarIowby expressed the opinion that grea
uIis he had been mace in not calling the Cypress
ed nations OF Europe 10 aid i'll the present slrug-
! Gle.
Lord Panmure replied that compulsory meas
mnst unquestionahly De resor.ed to, 10 fill the
/ The ranks 1T Inc service.
! In the Hoase OF Commons, a discussion arose
! with regard to commerce with Russia since the
CONNIE uceHoent of the /; is stated III the de-
Date, that under the present system of bockad
! the interior OF Russia had suffered Ito injury and
mat fl0 UUG 900 had gone from Great Britain to
! that country. The right Of search argued as
necessity IN order to prevent the Introduction OF
| Russian gold.
1t was deemed moi advisable TO Law before the
! House the correspondence between Great Britain
aud the United States international arrange
nlents during the time of the war. Ii was stated
thai The TWO countries were most friend terms.
! Uest.tuuon III England had a most reached its
aeigi, from the coiubiued causes Of an unusually
severe winter, unusually high prices of all kinds OF
! provisions, aud u total stagna,ion OF trade.
| Ihe poor in depiorabe condtien, many
thousand laborers have been for weeks without food
excepting the supplies Of charity.
! A riot OF two three days duration had occur
! red Ia Liverpool and Londoi. Some disturbance
occurred among the unemployed IN other places,
and much distress existed AT the sailing of the
Pacific, change had taken placv for the better.
\ sudden thaw had set IN, and business improved
dec Idodly
THE WAR.
On the Eth of February, the Russians, under
Litron nd, at the battle oil Eupa,oiia, were 26v0O
s.rong and lost 5 900 men. O.ner Pacha comman-
ded the Turks Ia poison, aud their loss was moon
siderable Ii is believed tina: the importance o!
The battle is gfeatiy estimated.
The weather had greatly moderated at Sebasto-
poll aud snow had almost disappeared. The health
Ut the army better and the serge operations
we're progressing with vigor.
Orders nave been received at ConStau tnople 10
prepare hospital beds Tor $1,000 meu, from which
Il is inferred than an assault is to De made upon
Sebaslopel.
The Baltic fleet is TO consist of 55 war steamers
carrying 2o66 guns, FIVE floating batteries with GU
guns, mortar ships. aud 2s steam gun boats, car
rylng 66 guns, forming total Of l0o ships and
2u7o guns.
The term infaa:ry is said to be derived
from an event in Spanish history. An In
fanta Of Spain having assembled body OF
apu n tlle. aid uf her II