Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-05-28
ITEMs.44F From the Boston Bee.

their way TO Nauvoo.
The amount of Treasury notes ou,stan-
ing on the 1st inst. was S2,46i,65S IS.
1t is rumored that Mr. Sc enson, the pre-.
decessor of Everett as Minister TO LonIon,
will be renstated by the President.
The hotels of New York are at the pr esent
time overrun with company, and turn away
travellers by the dozens and scores.
Samuel t. Burr, Esq, has Le,n appoin ed
Secretary of the Territory of lows, by the
President Of the United States.
In the twenty.four Flouring Mills at
Rochester, New York, containing 3 run
sfstrne; there were consumed, in l5i }, the
entlmuus quantity of 1,7l5,075 bushels Of
wheat; atd 3sD,6S2 barrels OF flour were
manufactured,
1t is in contemplation by the citizens of
New Orleans, TO embcllish their city with =
statue Of Franklin, to be executed by Powers,
her distinguished American sculptor, now i'll
Italy.
A bass ~ feet long, weighing e lbs. was
taken in seine at Wothersfieid, u. on FIR
day.
An exchange paper, speaking of lady
whose corsets were Of four feet dimensions,
says il is a pity to see such ~di.t OF human
material.
WILD AsrMALs-The brig Delaware
Capt. Taylor, arrived at Philadelphia OF ff,-
day morning from the coast OF Africa, WITH
an ouran-outang, two chamelions, and seT-
cral other animals on board
A petition is in circulation amongst tho
Catholics of Rhode Island, praying for all
Investigation by Congress ITO the intolcrani
mincipcs of the Constitution ofNew Hamp
shicr. which requires religious test as
qualification for flee, and DISTINGUISHES from
holding office, all Roman Catholics.
Mr.: Murphy, son of Gen. Murphy, arriv-
rived at New Orleans, on the Ord ultimo, on
his way to Texas, charged with important
desoatcbcs for the Texas Government flom
Mr.. Calhoun.
The Whig Pr;zc Banner bestowed on the
Delaware delegation at Baltimore, cost, II is
said, eight hundred dollars.
The treaty which has been recently en-
tered into between the Zolvo:cin otGormany
and the United States, has not escaped the
notice of the British press. The ADMISSION
of American tobacco into Germany, at low
or duty, to be followed by the admission OF
the manufactures of Germany into the Uni
ted States, on favorable terms, is not calcu-
lated to prove worry palatable in England,
The grand banquet to Mr.. O'ConneH,
given by the Inhabitants of Coih. took place
on Monday, the 7,h April, Upwards OF
500 persons were present. and MIR. Smi'h
O'Br;cn, NJ. p. from Limerick, presided.
The speech of Mr.. o. Council was the prln-
cipal even, Of the evening, from its contain
ing q variety Of illusions to the sentence
expected to be passed uron him.
Louis Philippe, who has distinguished
himself by his prosecutions OF the press is
adding to the number. The editors OF the
Gazette dc France and Of the Nation news
paper were on Saturday condemned to one
wears imprisonment and a fine OF l2,ooo
francs each, for libel on the Government.
The attention Of the French Government
continues to be directed to railway legasa-
ton, md vdSfous plans have been eroached
Tor carrying the works into execution. he
rumor is revived that the French intend to
abolish slavery in their colonies, by pur-
chasing, like the English, the liberty Of the
slaves from their raasters.
O'Conncl Mt the great Repeal dinner at
Cork, among other remarks said
am advanced in lile-ths prison may
terminate my Observation-Disclosures and
cries of ..God forbid') am rot shrink
ing from the dungeon. (Cheers) | DO not
speak in a whining or pitiiul manner; bu,
l trust that my las, moments will be emil
vened by the reflection that should have
lived longer had no, loved Ireland SO in
tensely. Load checr'.)
Tie following advertisement is rather
novel. Nobleman must be at discount.
MATRIMONIAL young noblcman. with
large expectations, and at prcsen: with a
moderate income, wishes, through the me-
dunn of an advertisement, 10 meet with q
lady Of fortune, who would DO elevated 10
n high rank, and also meet with 4 young
and kind partner for life. Letters address
ed, prepaid, TO Coronet, IA, Upper Berke-
fey-strset, Conuaught'sduare, will mect
with immediate attention"
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