Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07
CENERAL INTELLIG ENCE.
ST, LOUIS. Nav 2Sth,

miles below this city, at Quarantlne--killing %
and wounding 40. Sufferers nearly all deck
passengers Half the number of scalded will
die. Have not learned the number of dead
Nine of the bodies have been buried. Others
were below, or jumped overheard. Cause OF
the explosion not known. Boat and machcery
oil new.
WASHINGTON, May Of
Mr. Mason's argument for the Missouri lima
attracted deep attention. Mr. Clay nibbled at it,
but did not like it, The South having the power
to kill Mr. Claws Compromise, will hold on till
they hear from Nashville.
The notorious John Tyler, in the Intelligence
or, goes for Mr. Clay's bill.
The Benton and Fooe Committee had an
other meeting to-day. The Attorney General
was examined. The scene is said to have been
exceedingly rich under Benton's questions.
U. S.-SENATE, May 80.
Mr. Bradbury, of Maine, moved to amend the
amendment of Jefferson Davis, providing for two
Assaying officers in California, as to provide
a mini and one assayir1g office in San Francisco.
Agreed to and the amendment as amended, was
adopted
lIr Badger, of North Carolina, moved to
amend the bill by striking ont the first section,
''abolishing mint in New York, which was re-
jected.
The bill was then reported to the Senate and
concurred in.
Mr. Badger moved an amendment providing
that the act shall not 90 into effect so far re-
q spects the branch mint at New York, till the
Legislature of that State pass an act declaring
mint property free from taxation.
Mr. Underwood, of Kentucky, moved to amend
the amendment so as to direct that the act shall
not 20 into effect until the New York Lagsla-
ture shall cede to the L. S. exclusive jurisdic-
ton over the ground appropriated for the mint.
nv CFI ,Dposaj l,n latts
amendment as unnecessary and involving
o wrong principle
Mr. Underwood then withdrew his amendment.
Mr. Badgers was then adopted, and the bill
ordered to a third reading
Senate adjourned.
I1oUsE.--The bill for the construction of GER
tain roads in Minnesota, was passed.
The bill authorizing the President to ncgoti-
ate a treaty with Oregon Indians, was passed.
The House then went into Committee on the
bill to create the office of Surveyor General in
Oregon, and to provide for surveying and max
ing donations of land to actual settlers
The amendment pending was to conino the
donations of land to free whites.
MIR Giddings earnestly opposed it, and spoke
Of the intelligence and patriotism of many blacks.
Mr. Conrad, Of Louisiana, thought that Mr. Gid
dings was in some degree connected with the
race. He was Of opinion thai 1t would benefit
both races to dlusG the blacks over the Coun-
try on the Pacific.
Mr. Mcmillan, of Virginia, replied to Mr. Gid
dlngs, aud said It was trao that Virginia blood
was OF noble character, whether in the veins OF
W"h'c OF oI"Ck men. Laughter. II Mr. md
dlngs goes to Virginia, he will be invited to
clate with that race, OF which ne is the peculiar
friend.
The Amendment to insert FREE riicS," was
agreed to-yoas 81 nays 81.
Washington. May 3O-7p.
The Prospectus Of The new Southern orean is
published. The paper is to BE- issued trI-wcpkly.
lis publication will soon commence.
WASHINGTON. Nav 81.
The public funds taken al Car,!cuas were al!
secured to the Spanish authorities. when Lopez
was discharged. Six or eight slaves taken from
Cardenas We're ordered by-s adsa M4-4u rs be
delivered to the steamer Fizarro.
Urea N. Y. MAY 81. c. p. II.
"a TERRIBLE EAIlasIoy-A scow. named lhc|
A~Jr0kuuvD loaded with railrual IRON. tapk on
Is kcos Of roy,Irr Mt Frankfort. miles from !
this CITY When they arrived about / miles
from Ctlca, two or three Of the hands went into
mid,hip, with lighted pipa, to steal horn of
powder from one Of the kegs, when an explo-
sion took place. The boat is wreck
Boston. May 20.
PALrREY AGAIN DEYEATED.-Tha election
in Fourth Congressional District OF Massachu-
sets, AS fur As heard from, is rs follows: In 30
towns, palfrpv +. S, received 4,494 votes
Thompson. whig.4Ol7; Scattering, 650 pa-I
frey gained considerably, but will lack about zoo
votes of an election
New Orleans
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arrived from Galveston on 'he IN WIN dates
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