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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
From the New York Journal Commerce.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA-IMPOR
TANT NEWS

From the New York Journal Commerce.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA-IMPOR-
TANT NEWS.
By the steamer Britannia, Captain Hew-
lit, at Boston, we have English papers to
the 4th inst. They bring Intelligence of
the capture Of Ghuznee and Cabul in If
ghaestan by the British troops, the release
of the English prisoners, and orders for the
final evacuation Of the country. Also,
news of further successes of the British
arms in China, and the conclusion Of
treaty of peace with his Celestial Majesty
"General Memorandum.
"Cornwallis, off Nankin, Aug. %, 1912.
1.-The commander-in-chiei has the high
qualification Of announcing to the squn'lron
and transports under his orders, that the
treaty Of peace between Great Britain and
China has now been happily signed, and
the Emperor's assent to its provisions being
likewise received, the blockade and inter-
ruption of the Chinese trade and commune
cations are to be Immediately discontinued
within the rivers, or any part of the coast
of China.
The officers are expected to exert
themselves to prevent the slightest cause Of
offence or disagreement to, or with the ma
tives; with whom it is hoped the most
friendly intercourse will be hereafter OBJ
served during the continuance Of the Drl-
fish forces in this country.
"W. PARKER, Vice AID.
ITO the respective captains. commanders.
and commanding officers Of her Males
tvs ships and vessels, those of the Indi
an navy, and TO the agents and masters
of Transports"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

Il is a remarkable circumstance, that Of
the committee Oft the Fl. Of Representatives,
(to revise the rules Of the House, consisting
OF nine members appointed at the first seas
ion of the present Congress. fire already
seep'in tho tomb, viz: Louis Villains Linn
Banks, Joseph Lawrence, James VIII
Jams and r. w. IIabersham. Such = fatal
ty is certainly Of rare occurrenco.-Tat.
Int.
We Learn from the Now York Journa!
Of Commerce, that the Governments Of Cen
trail America--Chili, Bolivia, Peru, and
New Grenada have agreed to the assen-
bling of general congress at Lima.
FROM TEXAs.-Datcs from Galveston Of
the Sd insta Mt, have b9cn received al New
Orleans, but they brought no news o. any
Importance. Congress had not org,nzod
there being no quorum present. Many mon
have retired from the army, and the remain
ing force is near Bexar. The incleme ncy Of
the season prevents Rigorous operations.
SUNDAY MAILs.-The Postmaster Gone
raj. has isued orders to discontinue the Sun
day mail up and down the Connecticut river
Like orders are about bsing extended TO all
the Sunday Mail route, in the New En-.
6 land States.
Nsw Hampstire,-Thc Legislature OF
New Hampshire has adopted the following:
1.,,Any person Of good moral character,
on application to the Supreme Court, shall
be admitted to practice as an Attorney.
.. Every party in a cause, prosecution.
or suit, may appear, plead, pursue, or do
fond, in his proper person, or by any citi-
zon Of good moral character"
CHINESE PATRIoTIsH.-The Pckin GA
Zette contains proclamation, in which it
is said, some merchants Of Chekeang have
made donation to the Emperor Of three
million of dollars for the defence of tho
country. This is prtroitism in reality.
o." A student at ST. Adams. VT, nam
ed l.. B. AAEs, drowned himself few
days since, because the lady had died to
whom he was engaged to be married.
Prices OF FLoUR.-Philadelphia. 81 II.
Baltimore, 81 II. Alexandria. So ST.
Fredericksburgh, Va, SIS, Richmond, 81
! O6. Boston, 81 81. New York, 81 81 a
o.
a young dandy, who supported IN enor :
nous moustache, asked lady what she
thought of his looks "Whv," ssid she,
''you look as if you had swallowed a coon.
and left the tail sticking out your mouth
and, added she. ali could only make a
loco-toco match it might SINCE you into q
better condition"
u Large house are in progress of
erection at Brocktort, Ireland, composed
entirely of iron. They are esmated TO it
cost Il 800.
The Milerties talk Of erecting, some
whore near the centre Of the city, a large
and cheap building, in which to hold their
| meetings until the destruction of the world.
1t is TO be large enough to contain four or
five thousand persons, and its cost estima-
ted at $4,000. \ committee of Elder Stark
weather's congregation formerly brother
Himes's) now have the subject under con-
sheraton They must decide soon, as there
is no time to be lost-BosLos Post
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

Court OF INoURY.-A court Of inquiry,
TO consist of Comodorcs Stewart, Jacob
Jones. and A. J. Dallas, and Ogden Hotf-
man, esq, of New York, Ju@ ge Advocate,
has been ordered TO convene at New York
for the purpose Of inquiring into the late IN
fortunate transaction on board tho United
States brig Somers,
From the character OF the court, and Of
'hc Judge Advocate, the public may look for
satisfactory opinion upon all the points in
volved in this Mddis0niar.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10
COMMON SCHOOL CONVENTION

The proceedings of the Common School Con
venton held at Elkhorn on the 24th Dec. ult were
received too late for an insertion in our last weeks
paper The insertion of the entire proceedings in
our paper this week isperhaps rendered unnec es-
sary, inasmuch as they have already been spread
before the public through another channel.
The convention adopted several resolutions of a
recommendatory character, which are important to
the interests of education. The following resolu-
sion will meet the prompt approval of ali interested
in the welfare Of common schools:-
18Th. Resolved, That we petition the Legs-
latve Assembly Of this territory, at s next session
for the repeal Of section 4th of the act entitled an
act to amend the several provide for the sup
port Of common schools, approved February 18th
1879, aid to re-ensct the law that previously ex-
listed in the territory on the same sui ject"
The recommendation for holding convention !
Troy on the 10Th February next, meets with our
most cor,ial approval. We hope that every prin-
opal town in the several counties viii be represen-
ted in that convention. Let there be FREE inter
change and comparing of vie ~s between teachers
and the friends Of education; and let there be some
plan adopted which shall give impetus to the
prosperity Of our common shcools and which shall
tend to the adoption Of the means best suited for
advancing the interests OF our primary schools. -
The following is the resolution to which we alude:
:" On motion Of 4. Fl. MalIary, Resolved, That
we recommend to the counties OF Milwaukee, JEFF
ferson, Racine, Rock and Waixorth, to meet in
convention by delegates, at the school house in
East Troy, Walworth county, on Wednesday the
18th of February next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to
take into consideration the best method of advanc-
ing the interests Of Common School Education in
this Territory, and that the several counties be
hereby requested to hold primary meetings for the
purpose OF appointing delegates to said convention.
BANKRUPT LAw.-TheYe has been decided ex-
plessica ia both branches of the National Legisla-
ure in favor Of the repeal Of the General Bankrupt
Law. In the House the motion to Suspend the
rules to allow bill to he introduced for the repeal
81 the Law was carried by too thirds vote; ind the
bill! Was accordingly introduced and put Oh its way
through the House.
In the Senate a similar feeling exists, if we may
Judge Of The apparent determination to 20 forward
in this matter from the votes which have been ia,
hen.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

tice of Congressional proceedings.
We have heard it repeatedly stated that
the memorial adopted by the legislature,
asks the. removal Of Doty solely on the
ground of his refusing to meet that body.
This is perverson of the facts in the case.
The memorial after detailing the course
pursued by the executive in relation to the
session goes on TO say; "If the facts above
set forth constituted the onl y cause of COM
plant which your memorialists and the peo-
pie have against the Governor,your memo
rialist might not have addressed your ex-
cellency on this occasion" The memoir
al then goes on to say.
Your memoriaiists would most respect
fully call your Excellency's attention to
these charges and proofs, and also to hiS
recen! attempt to corrupt the Commission
or Of public buildings, in order to &c! ttat
officer To djsraies tie suits noan 9,enhinrg n
:sai,,st hin, TO recorer large sn1as Of money
,ohich he las receiUed on behalf ofkse Ter
r!tory, ds,d refuses to pay, as tha. fact is
set forth in the report Of the commissioner
herewith submiusd, and to which we re-
sPectfully call the attention OF your Excel
lency."
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

So much Tor The purchaser-and now a
word to the seller. 1t is estimated that a
cord Of green wood contains, when green,
l4i3 pounds of water. So that farmer
who brings into market a cord OF green
wood, has no less load for his team, than
another who should put en- the top of his
cord Of dry white oak, hree-quartcrs of
cord of seasoned pine, or one hogshead and
two barrels Of water.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

Secretary IF tie T,easnry's RepOrt.-It appears
from the Report Of the Secretary, that the total
amount of reee pts 70, the year from every source
(the last quarter estimated) ia $34, 733, 277 d.
The total amount of expenditure, during the same
period is 335, 308, 634 %, leaving deficiency in
the Treasury of s575,56G 90
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10
From the Philad. North American.

MUTINY ON BOARD A MAN OF War;
The following are the articles of the naval
law Of the United States, in reference TO
mutiny on board of men-of-war:
ARTICLES 24-LAw OF 1889.
mutiny and ,Sedition.
Any officer, seaman, marine or other
person, who shall disobey the orders of his
superior, or begin, excite, cause; or Join in,
any mutiny or sedition in the ship to which
he belongs, or in any other ship or vessel
in tho service of the United States, on any
pretence whatsoever, shall suffer death, or
such other punishment as a court martial
shall direct; and further, any person, in any
ship or vessel belonging to the ship afore-
said, who shall utter any words Of sedition
and mutiny, or endeavor to make any mutt
nous assembly on any pretence whatsoever,
shall suffer such punishment as a court mar
tal shall innict.
ARTICLE l3-LAw OF 1900.
If any person in the navy shall make. or
attempt to make any mutinous assembly, he
shall, on conviction thereof by a court mar
tal, suffer death; and if any person afore-
said shall utter any Seditious or mutinous
words, or shall conceal or connive at any
mutinous or seditous practices or shall treat
with contempt his superior, being in the
execution of his office; or being witness to
any mutiny or sedition. shall not do his ut
most to suppress it, he shall be punished at
the discretion of a court martial.
ARTICLE ii.
No officer or private in the Navy shall
disobey the lawful orders of his superior Of
ficer, or strike him, or offer to draw. or
rails. any weapon,against him,whilc in the
execution Of the duties of his Office, on pain
of death, or such other punishment as a
court martial shall innict.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

Times have changed since our grandlnothers
spun them own yarn, and were not ashamed to
knit in company; and we have repented it in gen.
eral bankruptcy. Read the following illustrations:
Customs IN 1742.
Man to the Plough;
Wife to the COW:
Girl TO TIE YARN;
Boy to the barn;
And your rents will be netted
1912.
Man dandy @!
Miss Piano;
Wife silk and satin:
Boys Greek and Latin;
And you'll all be gaz-tted.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10
& O NJ II u MIC A r ID .
GOVERNOR DOTYS FRIENDS

GOVERNOR DOTY'S FRIENDS.
JOSEPH WAND Of Milwaukee. after the
nomination Of Doty as Governor, circulated
petitions to the Senate, to have the nomina-
ton rejected, and was also prominent at a
wing meeting where Governor Doty was
denounced as " defaulter to the territory
under circumstances of afe-arat-d quill
a7'd moral tarpitude."
Shortly after this, same Joseph Ward
was appointed by the Governor to the most
lucrative Office in his gift, and he now en-
ploys his leisure time in circulating petit
tons to the President, to retain Doty in his
seat.
There is gentleman Of this village who
not long since entertained somewhat sim
liar opinion of Gov. Doty as that originally
expressed by Mr.. Ward. This gentleman
has recently received the appointment Of
Justice of the Peace He has been en-
Ploylng his leisure time in circulating petit
tons similar to those Ward is circulating.
Who shall doubt the candor of Doty's
friends! Who shall doubt the character of
the cause in which they are engaged.
VIII Mr.. Knapp of the Wisconsin Demo-
crat look at some of the names conn ected
with the Dotv meeting in this county, and
give some further of his views with regard
to Democracy in Racine? O.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

lHE BROOKLYN Cow.-Mr. Smith, May
or OF Brooklyn, exhibited at the Show Of
the American lnstitute,a COW that has v;el-
ded tor ten months, an average of 81 quarts
day; and for 30 days in succession. o,ve
from 80 to 3iquarts Of milk per dav. The
co" IS without pedigree, being purchased
oy mastersoi vessel in England, and sold
on her arrival here. The food has bpen
lhuiah ana oat meal, about quarts each
per day, with as much hay and grass as
She requires. The owner has frequently
pea her slightly, and occasionally bathed
her back and loins with spirits OF turpen-
tine. But whatever may have been the
treatment the yield Of milk is certuinly an
extraordinary one. ."
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

Tue RELATIVE VALUE OF WooD.-The
following table shows the weight Of cord
OF wood of the several qualities Of wood
named, the comparative quantity of char
coal or peat which each will make, and the
comparative value of the different descrip-
iions Of wood. Hickory, il will be seen,
heads the list as the standard Of excellence
LOO
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

SHOCKING CAsUALTy.-The house of
Deacon Holmes, at West Cornwall, was
consumed by fire on the the night of the
18th instant, and his wife and three dough-
ters, of the ages of nine, six. and three.
were respectively consumed by the flames.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

u The next session of the Supreme
Corut for the decision of cases in bank
ruptcy, will be held at Madison on Mon
day the 18th of May next.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

C. Many Of the papers denounce Mac
kenzie as murderer, and appear sanguine
that he will be found guilty as such upon
the investigation.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

@ The remarks Of Dir. Hamilton.
found on the first page of the Telegraph,
are copied from the Wisconsin Democrat.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

uJ bill has passed the House of Representa-
tves OF the United States to admit'the Stockbrdge
Indians to citizenship in the territory of Wisconsin
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

FoUEIEaIsN. The disciples Of FOURIER.
French writer upon association, or indus
trial communities, are making converts all
overthe Union. Some OF our best men think
well OK the system, and have eyinced dis
position to approve an effort to establish a
community in this state; There is one in
very successful operation in Mexican coun-
ty' Ia. 1t IS composed OF Germans. under
10. me supervision Of a universalis, clergyman
They have 81, 900 acres Of l.nd-s00 ocres
cleared and 200 more under contract
They have already steam saw mill in
operation, and a grist mill commenced
They will succeed. RocA. Dem
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

u An effort will be made to modify the ,ariff'du-
ring present session Of Congress bu, with whs. sue
oassis doubtful.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10
CONGRESS.

We have no congressional news Of any
Importance to give this week-nothing of
intrest having transpired since our last no
tice of Congressional proceedings.
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gressional Globe ; because the members are slow in
wrting out their speeches. But TO wards the Of
session the numbers published more frequently than
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TcU. s..
!Nab! l6t miro oelrlluId)t.

Triecri d Thertcr Rreflncrl aud,
[@re Brer], oebtrti9 ans Nre5cen, i'm a6ni1reictc
Sacien, jest 2S Sabre nlt 9ten9 I'M Sabre 1885 na
?ImcrFo. lie leste gfadriht> retc feline Terw1noteu
m Ceutlhlanb BON ihm erboItcn baben, lit pom 3Otel
Noremter 1888. 0tad, ihr lebte er camol8 in u
Ntl g. ., Scofco County, Qenn(Dlv, mar in eis
uem oaQen SuufGaoeu ais @lerf anQetet, bate brrt
ros gSirQerreht erIanat uns Die @e1hdfte Der Mott
Office llberra9en erh0lten.
Seine Terwanbtsn bitten Sercu, rpelher iiber ceeu
Qebcn crer SOB ndtere slusunt 9ebeu fam, bruaeuo
cieic an cen Nerausoeber Der ,Jationol 3eitun9 in
1Galbin9tcn Su onorel1ren,
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PROSPECTUS.
Of the


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sic Sdtional 3titun9
MlhreMN Ger SikunA NcS Gnnorelcs.

HUle3 an Sibc Der Ncoicrun9 >u YHalntqtcl, Qce
oructte Srgon Der Neutthen &cYlIttrunQ Der Der.
St1aten miro Hr ccm 2Se lnc Ger tcn1meureu iBuu,
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fcrlna s'iteu1en uc vrl(itdno9er unp ,uperLiBiger
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9reBYerbanolu luuaeu uno lnt9en GOrfiUeu an MeQje-
run96Ilsc Gctrcue uuo uupurthcld,e Berhte llefern
c1ecer Ncutie, Der am lGUb[ eine5 neucu lacr,nbes
Gtel nimnt rpiro o1ber Sur Subicrpticu ou cieelbe
elnQelaren-
mEy-prets, uur in { aIer CsI) in Scra15
beahlung fir bic 9an3e SlBuna cc5 Scnore0e5 tpclde
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nn.mt Sublcriptirneu an.
YN. 9 o9s Nsraue9etcr.
W1ihn9rrn, i'm Sctobrr 1913.
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