Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11
BY C.CLEMENT.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Z.
By TELEGRAPH.
(O'REILLY LINE.)
News from all parts.
New YoRK. Oct. s. 3. P. M.

Steamer Cherokee arrived here at 9
o'clock this morning. Two weeks la
ter news from all parts of Oregon and
California, with large number of pas
sengers and over one million dollars of
gold dust. The steamer Oregon arri-
we'd at Panama on the 18th Sept. having
left San Francisco on the LIST, bringing
down 100000 in gold and 800 pas
sengers, 200 of whom came home on
the Cherokee, and the rest by the Geo1-
gia. The steamer Pioneer, of the N.
Y. and Havre line, sailed at 12 o'clock
this day. The Cambria reached Bos-
ton at 10 this morning.
The Cashier of the Pawtucket Bank
is said to have misapplied the funds of
the bank to large extent.
The clerk of the Cambria has fur
nished us with one days later intelli-
gence from London and Paris. A lot
of incendiary publications to the army
and people of France had been received
at Angouleme by the government.
The San Francisco Herald in regard
to the affair at Sacramento City SAYS:
We are happy in being able to state
that the disturbance almost entirely
ceased after the first out break. The
first accounts, as is usually the case,
were greatly exaggerated both as to the
number of combatants and number of
killed. Some Of the ringleaders of the
squatters We're arrested shortly after
the first difficulty in the streets and are
now in prison awaiting their trial. A
few days after the fight in Sacramento
City, Sheriff Mckinney was killed in
attempting to arrest man named AL
len, one of the ringleaders Of the squat
ters. Rumor prevailed that band Of
400 armed men were in the vicinity Of
Beaversville, proposing to make de-
scent on Sacramento for the purpose
Of rescuing the prisoners.
The wounds received by Mayor Bigelow in
the first afay are not likely to terminate fatally
1t is said his physicians have hope for his reco-
very. The news of Gen. Taylor's death was
received with much concern in this city; mea-
sures were Immediately taken TO celebrate his
obsequies and to take place on Thursday last
Since the steamer of the 18th, we notice great
depression in our market generally, which can
be accounted for by the large stock of goods on
hand and the scarcity of money. Lumber con-
tinues very abundantly.
Steamer Southerner arrived from Charleston
last night Two o'clock in the morning she
came in collision with the barque Isaac Mild,
hence for Savannah-five minutes from that
time the barque went down, IA passengers and
10 of the crew were lost-9 only were saved.
A Representative of the people, with his eX-
ceency the Russian Ambassador Brey Wan,
has returned from London.
Charleston, 4th
An immense meeting was held last night in
in the Hibernian Hall for the purpose offorming
a Southern States Association. Various enthu-
sastic addresses by a number, of whom were
S. W. Halne, VIM. Warner, Robt. Barnwell,
w G. Sims.
The Constitution for the Association was read
and adopted without dissenting vote. Meetings
have been held at Boston, Lowell and Spring
field, against the fugitive slave law at which va
rous resolutions were adopted against it.
Baltimore, 4th.
Returns have been had from all the counties
in the State excepting Covert, from which it
appears that Lowe, democratic candidate, major
| ity is 1925 Colvert Co. will reduce it about SO
votes.
Texas papers say the question to be settled
now in that state is peace or war. The Indians
have ceased their pundering operations in the
interior. The Texas papers say, also, that Mr..
Howard is publishing letter explaining TO his
constituents his vote on the Texas Boundary
Bill