Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-26
Arrival Of the Nashville.
New YnaK A nril %


The steamship Nashville arrived about
DON Yesterday, and brings report of hel
arrival at Liverpool OF ihe3d, having mad
the passage out in l21 days. She left Liv
erpool on her return trip q. 5 P. NJ. OF The
9th, and brings London aud Liverpool pa.
pers of the same date, with about fifty pas
sengers, among whom we notice Mr.. Ull.
mann, who announces the engagement oil
Madame Du Grange, Praodi. Manilli. and
Marchi, who would leave Havre by the mex
steamer of the 9th
The Nashville reports having passed the
Africa from Boston, entering Liverpool al
the Nashville passed out on Saturday, P. II
Our Liverpool correspondent writing on
Saturday a. NJ. says, that politics are JUS,
where they Were except that the feeling be
comes stronger that nothing is left but tc
fight. il out. The Conference had adjourned
till the 9th, to await the Russian Ultimatum
and arrival of the Turkish Minister at Vi
emma. There had been sue ;essiou of SAN
culinary conflicts between the Preach and
Russians before Sevastopol. for possession
OF the rife ambuscade pits. with various
success but with much loss. The latest
battle on the esd. pu! 5000 men hors du
combat; we have no details.
Gen. Weddell, as Russian Envoy to Paris
has been counlermanded. Col Allury, an
attache of Prussia, has also been recalled,
indicating that negotiations are closed. The
Vienna Conference having adjourned until
the 9th, we have no news from that place
on consideration Of the 3rd point. Public
opinion was equally divided as TO the final
result. Ali Pacha (the Turkish Ambassa-
dor) had arrived AZ Vienna, and would take
part in the future discussion OF the confer
ence. Dispatches from Berlin to Friday,
state that the Russian Party was predomi-
nant, and that Prussia would probably throw
herself into the arms of the Gear in case of
an unfortunate result Of the Conference.
New York, April 90
The Herald of this A. NJ, publishes a
despatch dated Liverpool, April 7th. o.
clock P NJ, just before the Nashville sail
ed, stating that great agitation prevailed
there in consequence of a despatch received
from London announcing great battle at
Eupatoria, the defeat of the Russians with
loss of 5000 men, and the death of Omer
Pacha. This must OF course be taken for
what it is worth.
The Right Rev. DR.. Bacon was yesterday
consecraled Roman Catholic Bishop of Port
land Maine, BIZ Archbishop Hughes. in
St. Patrick's Cathedral. All the leading
dignitaries of the church were present, in
GLIDING Bishop McCloskey, Of Albany, who
preached the conservation sermon.
A gentleman named Bailey, who has
been staying in this city for about fort
night past, has been fleeced. it is said. out
of 100000, at various gambling houses.
On Saturday he attempted to commit sui
eide by taking laudanum. Medical rene
dies were applied and it is thought he will
recover.
1t is stated that two recruiting Offices in
this city. and one in Albany, are to be open
ed to-day for the enrolment of names for
the Worth Legion in view OF the PROBABLE
ity of rupture with Spain. The officers
mostly belong to the N. Y. Volunteers, who
served in Mexico