Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07

heavy rains and that trenches were full Of
water, thereby suspendine operations.
Count Coyonini. Austrian commander
in-chief, had proclaimed martial law in the
municipalities.
The capitation taxes on Chns;ia MS in
Turkey is finally abolished.
a new manifesto from the Car orders
levy OF ~ men in every 1000 in the II
western provinces. TO be completed by the
end of july.
A reconnaissance had ascerained that the
Russians had $4,000 men near Saki.
A despatch states that Russia will not
consider herself bound TO abide BY the irst
two points, unless the whole Of Germany
remains strictly neutral.
indications OF IA more intimate relation.
snip between Austria and Russia are ap
parent, AMI an armed neutrality is 5ecom-
ing moro and more probable. An impor-
tant Conference between Representatives Of
the two powers has been held. The allies
are understood to have sent an ultinatnns
to the Swedish Court, and as an Indication
! that it will be accepted, Sweden is said TO
have ordered an immediate enrolment Of
militia. The French Baltic fleet had arriv-
ed out, and the allied feet was pushing for
ward.
| LATEST.
Gen. Csnrobert had resigned and is sue.
ceeded by Gen. Pelizier The Moniteur
publishes the following as Canrobert's res
ignation Dispatch
My shattered health no longer allowing
me TO continue in the chief command, nv du.
ty towards my sovereign and my country,
compes me to ask you to transfer The COM
mand TO Gen. Pelizier, skllful and expe-
rienced leader, The army to which leave
him is full Of war, ardor and confidence.
beseech the Emperor to leave me SOL
dler's place as General Of Division.
The Minister of War replies in terms Of
acceptance and gives Canrobert command
OF the corps Of Gen. Pileter.
A dispatch from Canrobcrt, May 10th,
says, eve continue our works before tho
place"
Various attempts to smoke out the enc.
my by stink pots have perfectly succeeded.
Our troops continue in excellent condi-
ton.
Three divisions Of the French army left
Maslak for the Crimea.
The Cholera has almost disappeared.
BERLIN. -Friday-Russian merchantmen
have been captured off Dunamaud at Revol,
and flag of truce was hying-course not
known.
From Vienna we learn that things havo
undergone great change. New PROPOSE
tons were forwarded yesterday to London
and Paris. It is said Austria will give her
material support to the western powers sho'd
they accept, and Russia reject her PROPOSE
tons.
Quiet has been restored in the Ukraine.
Telegraphic news from Berlin and Wen
ma fails to confirm the fact that Nesselrodo
had resigned. He had issued new circu-
lar. Contents as yet unknown.
The clipper Great Republic has arrived
at Marseilles to embark troops.
In Parliament Friday evening Lord Pan
mure stated the details Of certain proposed
reforms in the army, having for their object
the consolidation Of the civil department Of
Military affairs.
Rumors of dissensions in the British Cab
met gain ground
Lord John Russell was said to be the inn
practicable subject.
To the present time between three and
four thousand recruits have been obtained
for foreign legions by British agents in the
continent, independent of the Swiss.
Varna, II.
There is heavy firing every night at Sc
bastopol.
The expedition to Kestch has not been
renewed.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The Democratic movement gains ground.
The Queen had condescended to bestow
medals upon private soldiers who had re-
turned wounded from the wars. The dis
trlbutlon took place at the Horse Guards,
where a throne was erected. A fine mill
tary spectacle was presented. Victoria
handed over 5000 medals in the space Of
an hour, commencing with the Duke Of
Cambridge, Lords CargIigan and Lucsn,
Sir De Lacey Evans and ending with the
prvates.
An enquiry into the loss of the emigrant
ship John has resulted in a verdict of eros.
carelessness on the part of the Captain and
crew.
The king of Sardinia is rumored to be ne
gotiating marriage with Queen Victoria's
eldest daughter.
FRANcE.-The universal exhibition wa.
opened in Paris, May Is, with much fun
and ceremony. though the array was any
thing but complete. The Emperor and En-.
press were present with all the officers Of
state and some 5000 persons.
Pionori, the would be assassin of the EN-
peror was executed at 5o'clock in the morn
ing in prisonl He admitted his guilt, but
refused to make any developments, exclaim-
ing viVe Ia Republic just as the knife fell.
An extraordinary story was rumored that
the pretended attack on the En- peror was
a sham, the real PIonori police agent. now
sent out Of the country and lay figure ex-
ecuted in his stead.
The Emperor is said to be about to issue
manifesto to the army in the East, stating
the reasons of his not proceeding to the seat
Of war.
SINKING OF LAHD.-Rather singular oc-
currence took place a short time ago about
two miles east of this yjiape & srat nr