Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-05

| substantial character.-Chac IT10.
Neao Outlet for the Mississippi The New
Orleans Bee has but little doubt that for all fu-
| ture time, the crevasse at Bonnet Care will
form one of the permanent outlets ofthe Missis-
| spps. The current has all ready made itself
channel 60 to 80 feet deep, and the stream of
| the crevasse is actully wider than tie river
itself The water from this crevasse finds its
way into Lake Ponchartrain, and thence into the
Gulf by much shorter route than the present
channel of the Mississippi
r Thore are now sxty-six Banks in Ohio,
created fol the avowed purpose OF furnishing the
people with a cheap, convenient, and sufficient
| currency and endowed with the exceedingly
dangerous power of managing and controlling
the monetary affairs of the state And yet,
for years before these institutions went into OPP
Grafton, there was not so hard pressure in the
money market. The almost constant and uni
versal cry from all quarters is, "Hard timcs!'
''hard times!"-Portage Sent.
| Extraordinary Mdrridge.-A Mr.. Hopkins,
of Lowndes county, Miss, aged S. recently
marrieda Miss Matthews, aged about 35. What
renders this alliance so extraordinary is that
both parties are so afflicted with rheumatism,
that neither has walked step in twenty-five years
and the bride is unable to dress undress her
marrying Miss. Matthews is, "that some two
years ago he married woman that could walk,
and she ran off with stage-driver, and he wan
ted wife that he was certain couldn't get off. )"
Biology Ten of the most prominent citi-
zens of Dubuque, have published card in the
Telegraph stating that Mr.. Codding's expert
ments in Biology, have been eminently success
full, and that he exercised perfect control over
the muscles and minds of his subjects.
very singular coincidence occurred at the
Vnited States Hotel in this city, one day last
week. A BIRTH marrige and death took place
under the same roof almost simultaneously.
Am. Sent.
Some sets of harness lately ordered in Paris
for the Pacha of Egypt's state carriage are COW
cred with diamonds to the value of some hun
dred thousand flames.
A lady advertses in late San Francisco pa
per for 'a female help" and finishes her notice
with statement that she has got six months
character from her last servant.
1t is not uncommon in Texas and Mexico that
girl becomes mother at the age of fourteen,
In Galveston, Texas, the wife of merchant
had her first child when she was less than thir-
teen
GRAND CHUTE.-It seems that the improve
ment has been located on the east side of the
river at Grand Chute. This resulted from the
circumstance of the contract with T. Cenzey
for the work on the west side, having been dis
approved by the Governor, on grounds relating
to the water power The bid for the mprove-
ment on the East side, being next lower was ac-
copied by the State.
NASHVILLE CONVENTION. body adjourn
ed on Thursday last, the 9th inst, to meet again
at the same place, six weeks hence, and deter-
mine, finally, whether they will dissolve the In
ion, or not.
Mr.. DURKEE.-The Washington correspon-
deut Of the Commercial Advertiser. says:
"Mr Durkee, of your state made a strong
Free Soil speech on Saturday night last. Hav-
ing neither heard or read it, | cannot say what
it was composed of. / know it came from
strong Free Seller, a clever fellow, and presume
it to have been a clever speech. Whether it
peases his constituents or not, we shall see.
This is the third of tho kind last webbing
hams Roots and Durkees.
SORRY TO HEAR IT-Mr. Hale, in reply to a
personal attact, of Mr. Dawson, said:-As for
ambition for the future he had only to say, that
it wrs we'll known among his friends it was very
far from his intention to serve out the brief
term for which he had been elected to the SEN
ate
SPANNING political news of interest,"
But in Murcia rain had occurred for the
first time in five years. 1t was made the
occasion of general public rejoicing. Lit
tie children, who had never seen it rain be-
fore were terribly frightened.
B- Miss Catharine Hayes, the great English
vocalist of the day, proposes giving concerts in
this country in the wake of Jenny Lind.
The British Government have, at Chagres a
fire proof vault, for the safe keeping of their
specie in trasitu Every bag of gold or bullion
has buoy attached to it; so that, in case of ac-
cident to the boat, it could not sink.
The Annual Conference of the M. E.
Church for Wisconsin, met at Beloit on the
Q 9Th inst.
MASSACRE ON THE PLAINs.-The ST..
Louis Republican has information that on
the 9th May, at the place called the wagon
mound, the Apache Indians attackeda CONS
pany, on their way faom Santa Fe, and
killed the whole of them. Ten bodies
were buried by orr troops. The Repub>
lican gives the names of the killed.
HABITS OF CHnDHooD.-The early habits of
childhood should be guarded with the most as
siduous care. It is too prevalent a mistake TO
suppose that no enduring habits are contracted
until several of the first years are passed. On
the contrary, no careful observer can fail to be
| convinced that even the habits of infancy, exert
controlling influence over the life.-OrphanS'
| ADJ.