Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-06

After leaving New York, Jenny Lind sings In
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and
Charleston, HAVANA; New Orleans, st. Louis,
Cincinnati, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochesi
ter, Syracuse, Albany, and will then give anoth-
err series of concerts in New York before return
ing to Europe
MASSACHUSETTS LEGlsLATURE.-There are
elected to the Senate II members of each OF the
three parties. When the vacancies ara filled
there will be Is Free Sellers, IA Democrats,
and 3 Wings.
The House probably stands as now elected:
Free Sellers 81; Democrats, 80; Wings 167
Majority against the Wings, 2o.-Boston Stand
ard
GROWTH OF CITIEs-The following statistics
illustrate the comparative growth of some Of the
most flourishing cities in the Union:
1920 $780, 1840 1850.
Boston, 1925 62,l62 93,3s4 100000
Cincinnati, 9644 24,82l 46,338 $4,000
St. Louis, 4,598 1882 I6,466 $4,000
Chicago, $500 28,620
Milwaukee, l,7oo 20,o35
CHIcAGo.-The official return makes the pop
ulation of Chicago %, $40.
The Common Council of Boston have voted
to increase the salary of the Mayor from $4,000
to $4,000.
Dennis Clapp & Co. of Boston, propose to dis
patch one OF more ships to London on or before
the first of May, for the purpose of conveying ope-
pie to the Worlds Fair The price Of PASSAGES
not definitely fxed but will probably be from 800
to $50 for the trip.
The Mayor of the city of Natchez, John r.
Stocknan died few DAYS since.
THE DIRTY WEED-There are in operation
in Richmond, Virginia, forty three tobacco fac
tories, in which are employed over 1900 hands,
and which produces in manufactured tobacco,
l4,500,000 lbs annually.
Washington, Nov 25
ORDERS TO ARREST Gov. QUITMAN.-Itis ru-
mored that the President has issued an order to
the Marshal of Louisiana, for the arrest of Gen.
Quitnran, charged with treason in purchasing
arms for the Lopez expedition.
The report that an order for the arrest of Gov.
Quitman had been made, is contradicted.
On Friday last, opposing trains of cars met
one mile east of Bergen on the Tonawanda and
Rochester railroad, which instantly demolished
both engines and several cars. One man was
instantly killed, two others died shortly after,
and it is thoughs several others will die from in
iuries received, Names of the wounded and
dead not yet ascertained.
There was an Irish riot in Pittsburg on the
26th, in which Eve or six persons were killed.
The Free Soilere talk of starting new NOR
ming paper in Boston. Pafrey and Whittier
are spoken Of in connection with the Editorial
department
Horace Mann says, that President Taylor told
him, "that in case any State should nulify an act
of Congress, he would Immediately ORDER naval
! force to blockade lis coast ; he would allow moth
ing to pass into Or come out of the rebellious
state, and he thought it would soon give mp its
| rebellion"
The surplus revenue of the Post Office, this
year, after paying all expenses, is nearly one mil
lion of dollars. Let US hare Cheap Postage al
| once!
Most evils come on horseback, and go away
on foot.
Good men may change-bad men don't-time
will tarnish the best Of steel-but who ever saw
brass rustg A scamp may join the church forty
times, bat you will never learn him to forgo the
luxury of cheating.
A sure way to keep eggs from spelling is to
eat them when fresh.
| The New York and Erie Rail Road Company
is constructing telegraph line for their own use
the entire length of the road.
Fourteen young Indians from Macknaw and
adjacent islands are on their way to attend school
al Twinsburg, Oaio.