Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-08-16

Shareholders are getting apprehenstv.
gard to their property in the district of Co"ua@
The family of William Williams, tho IA
coachman of presidents Polk, TAYLOR ,n .Sls
more, who resided at Washington but WON au ~
ed at New Orleans, were suddenly se;zaS.oM
/ taken to that southern market. The f,II%e
previously purchased his own freedom. I Sa%,
mily who were slaves, consisted of Wiz l's
80 years old, three children and three Wv, ny
children. OF course the husband and fabsS,'a4
well nigh distracted. The trader held tbo s%'
ly at $4,000, which sum the poor man atten,aa
to raise about the capital by subscription. ~
OF the family were purcb ased by citizens
Washington, and there was fair prospsa,,
raising money enough TO buy the balance ''
The TERRITORY OF UTAH.-The bill NH.
has passed the Senate providing a territO1,IS
vernment for Utah, fixes the boundary If Y
territory, as follows: On the west BY the ,.,
of California, on the north by the territorv orS
egon, and on the east by the summit Of the RoJ
Mountains, and on the south by the 9th psnT
of north latitude.
A collision between the steamer Ieyiru,.
and propeller Allegheny, near Conneaut hasSs
O,I nppl
between the harbor piers in ten feet water II
lives were lost.
DURKEE HOUSE, KENosHA. corrospoDd,.
of the Buffalo Commercial, who lately yssI
Kenosha, says good word for the i" geniusas
this capital hotel:
"The genius Of the firm that keeps it a.,
FRANCIS, well known to about half a millions
knickerbockers. He must have been born :,
the Sunniest day of one of the first wears Of IL
present century; has been laughing and maxim
the world laugh ever since; has had bis uorn'
taken-whlch hangs in the dining hall-wbIeh
the act of cracking joke between bis two Clan
ped hands; and the probability is that death wIl
hnally bear him away with a wreath of smiles
frozen on his lips. He is model hotslSeeDer
CROPS IN WASHINGTON CoUsTY.--A N~Dd
from Washington county assures US thai me
crops IN that county are very fine, and have thu
far been harvested without loss or damage.
Ifll,oaukee SentiaeI
The steamer Pacific which reached New Yc
from Liverpool, on the 18th, brings inielligep
that great battle has been fought between 4
Danes and Schleswig Holsteins, in which d
latter were defeated with loss of 10000 me
i liG Ddttle ldSlc0 j
Census of Racine.
Deputy Marshal Bartlett favored us this mn
ming with the census returns of this CITY, finn
which we find that the present population will
the corporate limits is 5,llI.
One year since 1t was 4,O02, showing ami
crease in the last year of ,lO9.
In Dec. l847, it was 3.033. In 1874, LIN
In 1910, 300.-Racine DAILY Advocate.
Governor Briggs, of Massachusetts, has o,s
red special election to be held on the 18th irg
to fill the vacancies in the lst, (Winthrop'sl@
(King's) and 4th, (Palfrey's) Congressional
tricts.
u AT recent trial of the power of the I'm
engines in Montreal, one threw up perpenG,p
lar stream lat feet, and another la feet.
the horizontal trial one threw a stream 1881
the other 166. Pretty transporting.
INJUNCTION UPON BANK.-The new Hr
market Bank capital $4,000, was TO have gos
INTO operation en- the 9th inst. at Boston. bulr
petition of portion of the stockholders. Cha
Justice Shaw iss ued an Injunction to stopmh
rations, on the ground that it would be darug
GUS to the public.
DR.. JUDsoy.-Late news from Rev. DR. JM
son the eminent Baptist missionary in India,
dcspairing. He was compelled to leave hiss
tion, April s, for the Isle of Bourbon, and w,
feared he wonld die before The vessel left erin
er, but he rallied and seemed better. Hiswii
Fanny Forester, did not accompany him; sh
writes that the physician says bis chances cffr
ing are now about balanced, but she eyideu.t
ant citrate ID the worst.