Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-08
Details of the Africa's News.

Prussia has formally refused to 1{0Lili.
and place partofhera in Prussian Silcs
TO cover the left flank of the Austrian for
ces now in Golatia, assigning as reason
her confidence in the pacific intention o
Russia. Prussia further accuses Au>tri,
OF having gone beyond the stipulation Q
her convention with Prussia, in as much q,
she has concluded a separate treaty will
other powers which virtually does away
with that of April Goth. The object o.
Prussia IS ventuallv to prevent Austria from
taking an action apart in the war. Both
from Berlin and Vienna it is stated thas
grea. efforts are being made to obtain the
consent OF the western powers to an armis-
tee The Prussian cabinet is urging with
peculiar earnestness the ne cessity of sus-
pending hostillhes until the beligerenls
shall have pursued further present endeay-
ors to arrive at an understanding Tbesc
are mere rumors but nothing else is al pres
ent within the reach Of the public.
An approaching Con rrtss of nations is
more and more talked OF. The london
Daily News says we may he induced to re
pose some confidence in the result of that
Congress deliberations the u. s. are in
vlted to take part in them and accent inyi
tatlons. Letters say that the Swedish an
my is Immediately 10 be placed on war foo.-
ing, $4,000 Swedish and 5000 Norwe
gians.
From the Danube, we have the follow
ing from the WanHerer of Vienna; The Rus
SLAMS crossed the Danube at Tultscha ana
favored by the obscurity of the nigh. thew
reached the right bank in their boats and
surprised one ofthe nearest garri>ops, and
alter making great carnage, rec:ossed the
the river laden with booty and takino will
them number of prisoners.
There was considerable loss on the mar
| OF the Russians, as the Turks FOUGHT will
desperate courage. Among the Slain IS
Pacha, his name is not mentioned m,
inhabitants of Tullscha fled into the coun
try with their wives and children and dia
not return again until long after the depar
ture OF the Russians,
/ he Turkish force now in the Dobrul
scha is estimated at 80, 900, mostly raw re
cruits howeyer;the flower OF Omar Pacha'.
army having gone to the Crimea, agains
which it is said, Omar strongly proteste,
and still remains dissatisfied. 1t is sus
pected that the Austrian government was
party to the eruption at Dobrudscha wish
ing thereby to demonstrate tie necessl
ty OF an armisticc.
Relntorcements continue to reach the All
lies and over three Thousand of the Freucl
Imperial Guards and English Infantry ar,
now at sea or their way 10 the Climea.-
Lord Raglan has sent TO India !orlhe tentl
regiment Of English Hussars The Turk.
in the Crinea are to be made up torso, Coz
men before the end Of January. The Rus
sian renforcements are advancing by
forced marches through Besarabia.
GREAT BRIrAGN.-liichard Golden adj
dressed his constructs at Leeds, siamati
ling the attack on Seba>topol,a las a colossal
blunder, and that the main principal ques,
ton should be now how to get rid of il
Other speakers address the meeting in a.
vor ofthe war. Mr.. Buchanan transacted
business in the Foreign Office.
The fate ofthe British ship Bernice, mis-
sing since 1850. from Shanghai is lscov-
cred, the Europeans on her, having been
murdered by the Lascar Crew, anu The
ship burned The assassns have been
captured and executed.
SPAIN.-The new constitution WAS sub
mtted on the 18th, 10 the Chambers. The
main features o. it are that sovereign pow
er is from the nation; that the religion of
the nation is roman Catholic, but thattolgr
alton will be allowed; that the press shall
be free; that coniscalion of property and
the death penalty for political offences, are
abolished; the national guard is established,
The Legislature shall consist of two cham
bers; Senator's are to be elected for life on
property qualifications; one representative
for every 81, 900 citizens. The Cortcz shalJ
meet annually in October for four months
the Cortez shall regulate the strength OF
the army, give assent to Royal Maria ges,
and appoint an agency when occasions re-
quires.
Nothing new from Scbastopol, Confer
ences at vienna going on. Some ahtici-
pate Peace, and others War. as the result.
British and French Ministers have received
orders to reopen negotiations. iaS,ruc-
tons to Prince GorschakoT secret, ba. re-
ported pacific. Austria acls wiki the West
ern Powers, Prussia remains unleci led
Sardinia sends $4,000 troops to the Est.
Hamburger Lubbock and o. her German States
forbid enlistment for Allies. Omar Pacha
had conference with Lord Raglan and
Gen. Canobert. Frost and snow in Crmea
retard works of bcseigcrs. French Loan all
taken.
Gs- The Albany Knckerbocker says:
There was run" made on the ginger
bread man of Troy on Saturday Up 10
9 o clock he had redeemed two crulIcrs and
a doushnut. In CONSEQUENCE of thestaniina