Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Arago and Baltic

i Arrival Of the Arago and Baltic
NEW YORK. Dec. Is.
The Baltic arrived at 5.45 this evening. She
lett Liverpool et2 p NJ, on Saturday, LIST Deccn-
Der. In lat. 50, on 81 I6, sienal;zed shin pales.
tine, 6onnd wsst, at p. NJ. Wednesday l2,h.
passed steamer Atlantic bound East.
! NE MANCHssrER TURN OrT.-The strike
sun continued, but has not extended tho soIne,
10" additional work people have been thrown ont
o. employment ihro the Strike. The peonle on
otnhe Wake through the streets of the tow n on
Monday and yesterday to the number of 4; D mr.
on men anu women, with few additional work
men at their head carrying boxes and hooks far
cohtnouuons. Three persons entered sbou. and
houses on either side Of the route of the prrrea
SION ana requested subscriptions. and appeared
~ la'her successful i'll their object though the
amounts gwen were generally small
Admiral Brant, Commander of the Baltic A,.at
IA the Black Sea- had died Of Cholera. Cont
More had also died
London papers contain details of the battle Of
ins"uf, but DO not differ materially from prcsi.
Gus telegraph report
Official announcements issued If ra;si,, Tho
blockade of the White Sen.
Inc London Morning Advertiser says of the
RUSSIAN propositions, They are dishonorabe do.
Iusive, and unsafe; they fall short of what the
Western powers have right to demand and of
VIVA. WIZ satisfy the expectations of the country.
Dispatches received at Vienna state chat Omar
Il
fensive operations, 9Th Nov. Result not known
Inc force OF the allies at Kir;ch and Yenekale
mad been augmsntedby reinforcements TO 45 OCo
The King of Sardinia left Paris for Calais on
thursday evening; he was TO embark for Eng.
land In the Queens Yacht.
American stock improved with LARGO sales =
The three per cents closed at Paris on Friday at
quarter per cent advance
LATEsT.-The King of Sardinia arrived nj
London on Friday and met with ain enthusiastic
reception.
FROM SEBAsToPoL.-The weather in the C a,f
OF Finland to November 25th had been mild for
the season, but i'll TIE Gulf of Bothn;a it had been
sharp.
Another division Of the British fec: had left
Kel for England.
Admiral Dundas had received orders to return.
An English letter from Erseroum, under date
November 9Th, states that all We're well in Kars
to Octchcr3ist. The city was closely blockaded
by the Russian cavalry, bat reports do not con-
firm that the garrison was short of provisions
There was a report at Coustantinopie that
Monvarieif, with his force. had raised Scire and
recrossed into Georgia hut this is doubtful.
/ A most serious misfortune occurred at Mcs;na
on the l4h ut, By inundation occasioned by
water spout; il is reported the whole country
about Mcsina was said 20 be under water Trees
were uprooed, and houses gardens, furniture
and cattle destroyed. Many persons drowned.
Much damage has also been done to the CITY it.
self. The total lose is said to exceed 2GU 900 GUN
ces, or i million sterling. HJ
The Paris correspondent OF the London News
says:
Il have received dispatches from Vienna which
assure me in the most positive manner that the
diplomacy Of Austria is showing great signs of
activity just now
| The writer, person possessing unusual adj
vantnges for obtaining information, and of long
experience predicts thatere long the German pow
ers will address the Allies with a view of bring
ing about peace. The writer further asserts that
German diplomats had more hopes of influencing
France with tl'e5e propositions than England
lie is under the impression that Russia is ma.
bic to hold out mach longer; that it is sought to
save the decks OF Sebastopo that the Car being
convinced that some sacrifice must be made has
employed Austria with Il secret mi sson To sound
France and England. My informant then goes on
20 say that the reports trom Paris are more favor
able TO Russia than those from London
j Without being able to confirm any of these as
sertOns from the channels of information around
Inc, am inclined to believe them not devoid of
truth
In recent edition of the Times of the 30th, the
Paris correspondent of that paper repeats with
additional confidence the above report and init.
ihateS that propositions have been actually made
/ to France and England: on the other hand cor
respondent ON the Russian frontier writes to the
cologne Gazette that the Prussian Government
Is cnlehy engaged in three ohjects--the construc-
ton Oh faliWays, and of steamers, and the manu-
+ iacture OF Minnie rifes--adding to these meas
ures the enormous military leyies, and the rapid
lty WIN N9rch the organization of the militia pro-
cecds. 1t becomes evident that we must not give
too much eilfdif p the rumors of negotiations
winch are CONSTANTLY heard
Vessels with J aiuabie cargoes are waiting in
Mecklen6e.g and other Prussian points ready to
start 10 RsAs IN passs ths momene'il is favorable,
oq .,l no. !esss:S. ed.bX fear,pf ice.
Inc niosfTeiiab !e.advrcs come via Varna sta
ting that Omar paclia has tten unable to follow
up ms victory Because the Russians have forw ar
ded-their reserve from 9liilis tc--k4uars n is
SAD; therefore, to be strengthening. fis-- position
i on The River IEg0ur. -
denmark and Sweden continue 10 permit the
importation Of Breadstuifs.
The American ship Robt. Capcn, Capt Kelly,
had excited suspicion by remaining I anrhoi ct
Sankhann, arrived at Stockholm Nov 10Th
wncn her cargo, instead of reviewers, consisted
Aoi cotton, dry goods, DC
3~eTllE CRiMsa.--A dispatch from 3Iarseilies
saysfQ the 18th the Russian batteries ON the
north of Sebastopn commenced firing red-hot
shot, TO which the Allies replied.
/ The Hamburger News. states that the Russians
are re-organizing their Baltic feet with the in
tention OF putting TO sea in the spriaC
/ Several OF the old commanders areIeplaced by
younger men, and the command of the feet and
military govemorship of Cronstadt is not 10 be
!. given to ADMIRAL Nowisilki.
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! -SSHr TRogGHT SHE Mas tT'-The Petegsburrh
; Express els -iiiev following story
I a few eynin1s ago a Indy up in the South " ard,
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