Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-20

Harry. Yes.
Haines Don't you know dark night from
light one?
Harry. Yes
Haines Don'tyou know the other side Of the
river from this?
Hurry. Yes.
Hatnes Well, when you get on the other
side of the river, you will be as free as am; and
then you may thank God, not me.
The defendant introduced no testimony and
was acquitted.
A CLERICAL VOLTA Boston paper
states that an investigation is now going on
in that city, in reference to the conduct Of
the Rev. Charles Rich, of the Orthodox
Congregational Church at Maryland. He
was formerly from Buffalo. He has wife
and two children. The committee visited
three young ladies, of The ages of l6. Is
and l4-all members of his church--the
oldest Sunday School Teacher, TO whom
he made improper advances during ride.
The two youngest say he made Illicit prop
ositions to them. and used art and urgency
to win them to his purposes, but that he
never accomplished his desires. Further
investigations are going on, which rumor
says will stamp the clerical hypocrite with
frequent indulgences of sinful nature.
Jenny Lind gave her share of the pros
ceeds of her first concert, al Castle Garden.
not less than $4,000, TO objects OF charity
in New York City.
The Cincinnati Nonpareil knows that the
river Niagara, at the ferry just below the
falls, is $40 feet deep.
notwithstanding the vaetlic-
tory of the Board of Health, this disease has
not entirely disappeared from our midst
We have heard of from one to three cases
daily for the last week. 1t is no longer re-
garded as an epidemic, though it is still a.
mong us-Mil. Free Dem.
TEXAS ScRIP.-Those who bought Tex
as scrip at 10 cents on a dollar, are unusual>
ly elevated over the passage of the $40, 900,
600 grant. There will be fortunes made in
trice-by this Congressional legislature.
How To KEEP BUTTER SWEET The
Hickman Kentucky Newsletter says that
butter taken from the wreck of the steamer
Neptune, which had been under water for
twenty years, had not changed its taste, and
was as good as fresh butter.
MORE LAND IN MlNNEsoTA-For White
Sellement.-Gov. RAMSEY and Mr.. TYLER
Of Pa, have been appointed Commissioners
to treat with the Sioux Indians, for their
lands lying west of the Mississippi The
time fixed upon for thier treaty is late this
fall.
u A man by the name Of Whitley, at
tempted to blow up the Mansion House in
Buffalo with powder the 10Th inst. He
was detected.
Posi- OFFICE CHANGEs.-Tae Postmaster
General has established new Post Offices at Ato,
Fond du Lac county, w S. GILBERT, p. M.
and at Johnsfo'0n Center Rock county, E. G.
MATTHEWS, P. NJ Sentinel
David Wilmot is re-nominated to Congress by
the Democracy of his District
u Willard P. Hall, Anti-Benton, is elected
in the 4th Dist, Missouri. So the Delegation
stands, three Wings and two Democrats
JOSEPH NJ. RooT, of Ohio, is nominated by the
Free Sellers, for reelection.
"Qneen Victoria's train is Of of crimson SAT-
y
Thee pages hold it up, and an old woman pre-
sides at the extreme end. -Erchange.
In the country, when good housewives don't
wish hen to ser, they tie a long red string to
her tail Free Dem
We are afraid it will not have that effect on
the Queen.
Horace Greeley is talked Of for Congress, in
New York city again this fall
Ut There are sixteen steamers now plyino
on the Sacramento river, with an aggregate tol
mage OF two thousand two hundred and sixty
nine.
Intelligence of the expedition in search of Sir
John Franklin has reached the Navy Department
dated at Whalefish Island, June 80 All was
safe and very well, though icebergs had been en-
countered by the vessels. ?
GooD.-The New York Mirror saws that the
eagle which has been engaged to take part in the
Jenny Lind procession will hold in his beak the
motto OF Sc PLURIBUs BARNUM
Hon. James Brooks, Congressman for New
York, has announced that he cannot consent to
run for Congress again.
The BoUNrY LAND BrLL.-Our advices from
washington indicate that the Bounty Land bill |
VIII pass the Senate in about the shape it passed
the House.--Wis.
CALIFORNIA SENAToRs.--Fr emon's term ex-
pres March A, 1851 /: Gtoinns tern March d.
1865. Fremonts term expires the same dav as
that Oh his father-in-law, Col. Bcnton.-id
The poet Whittier calls the gailows g the dew
rs alter, built by demon hands, upon which hui
nan sacrifices are offeredto glut the vengeance
If Christian people,
DIED:
In Metomen, Fond du Lac Co.. on the 4tb in.