Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

w ISCoNSlN KIVER CONNECTION WITH GREEN
BAY SOON DoNE.-We learn by conversation with
MIR. II. l.. Dousman, of Prairie du CHEN, one of
thd Wisconsin commissioners for the Fox and
Wisconsin river lmprevemcnt,that the whole line
of communication from Green Bav to the Mssis
sippi, except miles, will be completed and rea-
dy for steamboats, the present season. The
miles which remain, embrace great deal of
ckuge; and it will require several months Ion
r to finish the whole work. This line of com
Auncation will be of infinite importance to Min
| r,soa-.Mn Pioneer
by letter from gentleman in Winnie
bagu county, we are Informed that the tide
OF emigration this season is ctntering on
Lake Winnebago and the Fox river. There
is very litle land in that section now un en-
tered, and the writer states that hundreds of
families have already made claims on the
un'surveyed lands. Waukesha Dem.
ROBBERY AT SnEBoYGAM--Lewis s.
Fleming and Morris ID. Chapman, were
committed TO the all of this county this
morning (there being nojal in heboygan
county, charged with having robbed James
X. Rose, on the night of the 9Th of May,
1850, of fonr hundred and thirty five dollars
in money, and gold watch and chain.
Wisconsin,.
southern paper is to be started at Wash
liltCn. EiiWOUI Fisher, of sham statistic noto-
rety, and Ii. {. BnlIiu, late editor of the Wash
lngton Republic, are to be conductors.
GJ-A D., Wriah', of Boston, extracted two
snakes ina tunor by making an incison in the
left size Of Mrs. Kennedy, at Is Board street.
u Good timber for husbands is so scarce Mt
Kenosha, that q blessed creature "a years OF
age and weighing only l9l l-2 pounds, has adj
vertised for one in the Kenosha Telegraph. If
she would come to Milwaukee we could inIr0-
duce her to bachelor Alderman of suitable
proportions, who would answer her description,
who drives good horse, and is wtha a greai
Walker.-[ Free Democrat.
For and Wisconsin Rirsr huprorement.-
Fau0rable Lettiags.-The Winnebugo Tele-
graph states that the Board of Public Works has
been IN session at Oshkosh during the past week
engaged III letting the works at Cedar Rapids
and the Grand Chute. The bidding was spirited
and the work was let at nearly $4,000 below
the estimate Of tie Engineer.
Besides gold, copper is found in great alb, n.
dance in south Aus rails, and mined to cor sii.r.
alton extent. Forty toas a we had been 1e-
fined at single furnace at Kooringa.
ARRFsT.-The Alton Telegraph says, that
lad named Francis Shaw, IA years of age, en-
pIoyed as mail carrier, was arrested few DAYS
since at Pinckneyv, in this States, while in the
act of offering the mail-bags sent under hi.
chage, an committed to Jail 10 await his trial
MICHIGAN CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The returns of delegates elected TO the Conven-
ton form all the counties except Clinton and
Shiawassee, show the election of rs democrats,
Is wings, and abolitionists. The Detroit Free
Press says that the democratic majority in the |
popular vote in the state is about 5000.
The Industrial CongreSs-At meeting of
the Milwaukee Land Reform Association, held. |
last evening, Messrs. John Tanner, Benz H. |
Boynton and w. w. Graham were elected rep
resentatives TO the Industrial Congress, to be |
held at Chicago, on the first Wednesday of Jnne
- Wisconsin