The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-16
FOR EKGv WE WeS.
Arrival of tine ANrEa1ic.

SANDY Hook, Aug. lltn.-The Adri-
otto brings 200 hundred passengers,
Lady Franklin and niece, and
Donald Mckay. She left Southampton
at 6 o'clock on the evening of the 1st.
All the war steamers in the English
dockyards are to be made ready to meet
an emergency.
Turkey has accepted the proposals
for intervention made by the Conven-
ton at Paris, with some notifications,
A military convention has been con-
cluded between Garibaldi and Gen. eral
Clary. The Neapolitans keep open
their ports of Syracuse, Augusta and
Messina. The navigation of the straits
of Messina is free.
The convention agreed to, by Carl
baldi and Clary also says the citadel of
Messina will not fire upon the town
The Garibaldi colors will take equal
rank with the Neapolitan flag.
Naples is tranqnil, but agitation pre-
vailed in the provinces.
The French proposal for Intervention,
subject to the acGuiescence of the
Porte, was accepted by the Powers.
The Turkish Ambassadors claim essen
tial notifications. Russia authorized
Lord John Russell to sign for her. The
notifications were adopted
Napoleon's letter to the French
Ambassador to London, dated 25 July,
is published. He says:
Since the peace of Villa Franco,
have had but one thought, one object
to inaugurate new era of peace, and
to live on the best terms with my
neighbors, and especially with England
[ had renowned Savoy, and the
extraordinary addition to Piedmont
alone caused me to assume the desire
to see reunited to France provinces
essentially French. You object that
you wish for peace, and you increase
immoderately the military forces of
France deny the fact in every sense
that my army and fleet have in them
anthiyng of a threatened character.
My steam navy is even far from being
equal to our requirements, and the
number of steamers does not nearly
equal that Of sailing ships thought nee
essary IN the time of Louis Philippe
have $1,000 men under arms, but
deduct from this amount 10000 in AL
geria, 5000 at Rome, 5000 in China,
20, 900 gen u GrnaeS, the Sicily new con-
scripts, and you will see my regiments
are of smaller effective strength than
during the preceding reign. The only
addition to the army list has been by
the creation of the Imperial Guard. s.
"Moreoye, while wishing peace, de-
sire also to organize the forces of the
country on the best possible footing, for
if foreigners have only seen the bright
side of the last war, /, close at hand,
have witnessed the defects, and wish
to remedy them :"
The London Times, while evidently
distrusting the Emperor, is glad of any
occasion which has elected profession
of such friendly sentiments, and trusts
they foreshadow policy under which
we may enjoy peace without being com
PEELED longer to support the burdens OF
war.
GENOA, July 3I.-Advices from Da>
mascus are to the 10th of July. 5000
christians had taken refuge in the eta
del occupied by Algerines, under Abdel
Kader. The town is in the power Of
murderers and incendiaries, to the num-
Der of 5000. The Turkish garrison of
500 were inactive or hostile. Soldiers
had driven the Christians into the flames
of burning houses.
The same account estimates the mum
Der of victims at from 1000 to 5000,
but the statements may be exaggera-
ted.
Rev. Mr.. Graham, of the Irish Press
byterian Mission at Damascus, was
murdered in the open street. lie had
a guard Of Turkish ,oldiers, but they
did nothing toward defending him.
The Turin journals speak Of the prob
ability of a meeting this month between
the King and Napoleon.
A letter from Milan states that some
Hungarian soldiers having obtained ball
cartridges, fred into corps Of Chas>
seurs noted for loyalty to the Emperor.
One Sergeant was killed. Several of
the Hungarian officers afterward desert
ed.
The appearance of the French wheat
crops has much improved, and prices
were lower at Paris.