The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-04
From IfEeEfpnsa,

| We have the Memphis AvaLancbs Of the 18th
ard 26th, from which we clip the following
items of information;
GLORIOUS NEWS EEsOgs EUROPE:
Gar Cotton Crop Already Proposed for!
THE CoNFEDERACY TO BE RECOGNIZED AT AN
EARLY DAY,
Mai. Gen. Pillow has received from an Off
cial source, and in such manner as makes il
perfectly reliable, information that bearer OF
dispatches has arrived from the Confederate
Ministers insEurope, with advices that England
and France have determined to protect their
commerce on the western continent, and that,
to ensure its entire safety, each of the govern
ments have ordered twenty additional ships,
from their sespective navies, to reinforce their
squadrons in the southern waters
Another important point Of information is
that negotiations for a lean had so far progress
ed as to have secured propositions from differ
ent parties and powers to the amount of two
hundred million dollars upon the security offer
ed by the prospective cotton crop, or that por-
ton of it which will come into the hands of the
Confed rate authorities through the confidence
OF the Southern people in their Government.
The same dispatches also conveyed the graft
flying intelligence that the Contederacy will
DO recognized in short time by all the great
European powers that the blockade of South.
ern ports can be of only short duration, and
that the season when our great staples are pre-
pared Tor market, will see US in free CONNER
cial intercourse with all the world, with the
single exception OF our prosecutors in the
North.
We make these statements with the utmost
confidence IN their truthfulrcss--t ntelli-
genee having reached the commanding general
a this mint nv avnrpSS Ir1ncs,gs,ray From,
bearer of dispatches, who passed to Richmond
on Saturday night.
The EAST TENNESSEE CONvENTiON.-We
have, up to the present time, 10 information as
to the final action of the Lincoln Convention
held IN East Tennessee last week a promI-
nent member of the Convention, aud a Union
list, has stated that there are four in the Con-
ventlon for rebellion where there is one against
1t If 50, we may expect warm times ia East
Tennessee large minority OF the Unionist
would be willing to submit to the action OF The
State. if left alone by their leauegs but j hason
Nelson, Maynard Co., seem determined upon
our destruction. terrible retribution awaits
them. Nelson and Maynard are he controlling
spirits OF the conYentiOn-they can direct it tor
veal or tor woe we await the result. If they
decide for war against Tennessee, they shall
have It to their hearts content. 10 nsuu, Oh
his route to Washington, told the Union men
OF Claiborne county to hold out; he would have
| them arms and men TO help them in a short time.
| What his plans are we can only surmise, but
rest assured our party in East Tennessee is wide
awake
| LATER Private advices state that the CON
vention adjourned sane die, after the appoint
ment of a committee to walt upon lhe Legisla
ture nov assembled at Nashville, and ask thai
East Tennessee be permitted TO secede peacea
ply from the State, or, at all events, to remain
neutral in the contest with the Federal Govern
ment, Messrs. Netherland, Baxter and Temple
are mentioned as members of the committee.
Patriotism hundred and seventy vol
unteer companies have rendered their service.
from the State of Iowa for the United States
| This exceeds Wisconsin,