Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-22
Indiana is suggested for Postmaster Gen
eral.-Cor. of ". T. Tribune.


since last report. There have been 80
cases l6 fatal. Energetic mersures, have
been taken TO cleanse the city.
New YORK, DEC. ll-3 p. NJ.
CHoLERA.-No case of the Cholera have
occurred at the Marine Hospital, since last
report and no deaths. There has been one
new case since Friday morning, and we
have reason 10 hope that the disease is
about 10 case.
New YORK, Dec. 1I,-7 p. NJ.
No cases of lhe Cholera have occurred
at the Marine Hospital since my last. The
South Carolina Electoral College assem-
bled at Columbia on Wednesday, and cast
their vote for Lewis Cass and William, O.
Butler, for President and Vice President.
The rain and snow has caused the streams
in the interior Of Michigan TO raise quite
high. The bridges on the St. Joseph riv
er, at South Bend and Niles, have both
been carried away. The bridge at Battle
Greek, over the Kalamazoo, has also been
much injured.
New York, Dec. 10.
CnoLEKA.-There have been four new
cases of the Cholera at Staten Island, and
two deaths at the hospital to-day, there was
one death from cholera in the city. We
have not yet heard OF any case in Canada.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ID.
SENATE.-Ater prayer, sundry petitions
and memorials presented and appropriately
referred.
Mr.. benton presented petition from
number OF citizens OF New Mexico, pray
ing Tor the establishment OF Territorial
Government. On the mo!ion to refer and
print, the discussion was anima,ed.-
Messrs. Clayton, Benton and Calhoun par
uclpated III 1t. Some angry words passed
between Mcssrs. Benton, Calhoun and
"estco"' AMER explanation, Nr. 'AI-
noun 'i"""'' was c"iI''"' III pursuant
OF previous NOTICE. MT douglass ihF"0"cc'
a oiii ProvIH,hs lot l''e cs'aniISnm'nt OF
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Organzinq Territorial Governments in Gals
jforu;a and New Mcviro and cv.lp,Iirc
slavery from said tcrri;o,ios 4 motion ~
Inn The rcsoI,,,i0a nm ,bc foLyo ,cos rqiec,c9
and the resolution was laid over uo1nr
rule.
Mr.. Henry submitted \ resolution direct
mo an innuirv iuio the nvnndiorcy. of os-
t,blishing branch mint IN C,lf,r,i,.
Read ana laid over unJrr rnIo 4 rasolu-
,ion was submitted nc +, tho nronrtptv or
granting 10 Texas all the lands west Of the
Rio C;raodc. O1iccljon bcino uad,. to the
resolution, it was laid over.
After debating several proposi,ioas for
Reporting the proceedings of the House.
on motion The House adjourned.
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