Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-07
EIG N N E w S.
Details of the Africa's News.

Prussia has formally refused to Mobilize and |
place part of her army in Prussian Silesia, to GOV
err the lett flank of the Austrian forces now IN
Golatia. assigning a reason her confidence In
the pacific, intention of Russia. Prussia further
accuses Austria of having gone beyond the slip
ulation of her convention entered into with
Prussia in as much as she has concluded sepa
rate treaty. with other powers which virtually
does away with that of April goth. The object
of Prussia is virtually 10 prevent Austria from
taking an action apart IN the war Both from
Berlin and Vienna it is stated that great efforts
are being made to obtain the consent of the Yves
tern powers to an armistce. The Prussian cabs
net is urging with peculiar earnesness the neces-
sitv of susrendng hostiIities until the begerents
| shall have pursued further present endeavors to
| arrive at an understanding These are mere
/ nors but nothing else Is at present within the
/ reach of the public.
An approaching Congress of Nations is more
| and more talked Of The London Daily News
SAYS we may be induced to repose some conf
dence in the result of that Congress deliberations
| if the United States are invited TO take part in
them and accent invitations. Letters say that
! the Swedish army is Immediately TO be placed on
war footing, $4,000 Swedish and $4,000 Nor
wegians.
From the Danube we have the following from
! the UandeYer of Vienna The Russians crossed
the Danube at Tultscha and favored by the OBJ
security of the night they reached the right bank
J
garrisons, ard after making great carnage re-
cossed the river laden with booty and taking with
/ them number Of prisoners
There was considerable loss on part of the Ru-
4 slams as the Turks fought with desperate courage
Among the slam is facha, his name is not IT en-
toned The inhabitants of Tultscha fed into
( the country with their wives and children and did
not return again until long after the departure of
/ the Russians
! The Turkish force now in the Dobrudscha is
/ estimated at 10000, mostly raw recruits, how
ever; the flower of Omar Pachas army having
gone to the Crimea against which, it is said,
( Omar strongly protested and still remains dissat-
I is6ed II is suspected that the Austrian Govern
meut was party to the eruption at Dobrudscha
wishing thereby to demonstrate the necessity of
! an armiStice.
Remforcements continue to reach the Allies
and over three thousand of the French Imperial
Guards and English Infantry are now at sea on
their way to the Crimea Lord Raglan has sent
to India for the tenth regiment of English IIus-
! sars The Turks in the Crimea are 10 be made
| up to 10000 men before the end of January
| The Russian Reinlorcements advancing by
| forced marches through Bessaraba.
GREAT BRIrAIS.-Richard Golden addressed
his constituents at Leeds. stgmatZiug the attack
| on Sebasopol, as a colossal blunder and that the
main principal question should be now how to
get rid oft. Other speakers addressed the meet
ing in favor of the war. Mr. Buchanan transact
ed business in the Foreign Office
The fate of the British ship Bernice, missing
since 1850, from Shanghai, is discovered, the En-
ropeans on her having been murdered by the Las,
sacar Crew, and the ship burned The assassns
have been captured and executed.
SPAIN.-The new constitution was submitted
on the 9Th, TO the Chambers. The main fea-
lures of il are that sovereign power is from the
nation that the religion of the nation is Roman
Catholic, but that federation will be allowed; that
all EnT rso. 80
erty and the death penalty for political offences,
are abolished the national guard is established
the Legislature shall consist of two chambers
Senators are to be elected for life on property
qualifications; one representative for every $4,000
citizens. The Cortez shall meet annually in Oc-
tober for four months; the Cortez shall regulate
the strength Of the army, give assent 10 Royal
Marriages, and appoint an agency when occasion
requires.
Nothing new from Sebastopol Conferences at
Vienna going Some anticipate peace and
others war. as the result. British and French
Ministers have received orders to reopen nego-
tiations. Instructions to Prince Gortschakofi
but reported pacific. Austria acts with the West
ern Powers. Prussia remains undecided Sardinia
sends $4,000 troops TO tie last, Hamburgh
Lubbock and other German States forbid enlist
ment for Allies Omar Pacha had had a confer
ence with Lord Raglan ard Gen. Canrobert-
4 Frost and in Cgimea retard works of be-
seigers. French Loan all taken.
New York, Jan 81
The Star OF the West arrived to day with 900
passengers and S6SO,G00 in gold. Copiors rains
have fallen in California and mining prospects
greatly improved thereby. The Legislature had
organized Reports of rich discoveries in terri.
tory acquired under the Gadsden Treaty, and emf
grafton is tending that way. Meigs the delau}ter,
had turned mp at Tahiti. The Governors Mes
sage states the debt of California at 81 ,2S4,I42.
! Washington Jan 81
The President has dismissed 1t. Hunter from
Naval Service. Dudley Mann is spoken of as
! Minister to Paris.
The French Spoliation Bill was read second
time in Senate today.
The House was engaged with Territorial bust
/ ness
! Boston. Jan. 3 /.
Henry Wilson was this day elected T. 5 sena-
tor from Massachusetts, by majority of one
vote in the State Senate.