New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15
I'm keuosha. southport, "'-coh''"'

r. CI,cqgo Tr.iuns Of the s;h gives me FOL
Sin, particulars Of the excitement IN hen4sha'
'.,r;iom southport Wisconsin to"hich we nave
before alluded; a..
"o,, r,tle sister city Kenosha, has been The
~ coos, derabir excitement AMI lighting
80, tho las, few days Mr. l. HUTCHINSON an
.s,.,s;ve pr9duce dealer received u'o ms ware
-, daring tn past W inter. about l2''Uo oush
N, "a wheat for farmers and Tor Wuich ne -tNe 'nc
- u,ar,house receipts. \ 'cN days NJ" ne so"
~ os,toa Mr. Bolt OF Sandus&y, pocketed the
arJleft for parts unknown. The tact Decom
- -. farmers ca led tor their wheat bnt were
,t.,b, o~c1naUts o. the warehouse that II was
.TsoIj nv NJ. Hutchinson aud they must look to
49, "a ,b,s declaration hand bills were lssoed
80 circulated. calling upon the farmers 70 rally
l"e,.J I'D take their wheat Intense excitement
.rsneJ In the mean time. Mr. Bolt, apprehend-
H.; he would MT Dee permitted To take the wheat
,le.s NJ acted quickly. chartered the steamer "a
- tow bri- from this port 10 kenosha-the
,,,l ,ejng agaius. her--ior the purpose OF taking
,be yyhest aboard before the farmers could come
80 the civ. in sufficient force 70 stop him. The
s,.s,cer was also dispatched for the acting Mar
,bsloethe STATE % BRING hm 10 keep the peace
o. SATURDAY. night. Mr.. Bot succeeded IN gettus
sboqt 900 Ia bat only by overa"iue IN" b-seise's'
rbobad no. at the time assembled narse numbers
I'm Sundav morning, however, the besleStrs E"'i
cred in arge numbers, and ter some Consue, ~
sgliipy. stoned Tho loading OF the D1S' u'S
-, ,bere was expected 10 be enough Jar
ns,s m take (o,cible possession OF the Warehoust'
.bich how have prgbabiy done ere TINS as the Dris
r., g,rcei b, the rale D. leave Tor TINS port ias'
,,b, When to- steamer left there, YESTERDAY,
,Is-e was much fighting, ard intense excitement
The Nlcaukce Wis Sentinel y Ga-tH1 OF
Tuesday. the 9th inst has the following dispatch
ktNosHA Southport April 9, A. NJ.
Ater the failure OF G. !. Hutchinson, II was
Eund upon Investigation that there were sOhc
1OoO0 TO 10000 bushels Of wheat less IN the ware
house than receipts outstanding called ior' Inns
ofcourse created great excitement among hO'dVis
n receipts most Of whom are small farmers 10 ths
cosf,r As the best, if not the only mode OF gam
inc satisfaction 1t was thought there should be
far oro cay0 division OF all the wheat IN the ware
house 10 the holders OF receipts Inc deteIHii"a
ton seems 10 have been formed, that no "nca'
should be removed from the warehouse uut'l sur"
division could be made. Mr.. John Bon o. ono
who holds receipts for l2OOO or I'VOo ooS"oiS NM
I'M, from the interference OF the pOpulace that ne
,yo,ld moi probably be permitted TO take posses
.iop OIL and ship this wheat, applied to the Chl'ed
states Court. on Saturday, and obtained a WIZ OF
repleyiu The writ was placed IN the HANDS OF the
4 ; Deputy Marshal, L. H. Cotton, who arrived
here before u o'clock, saturday nlRht, ana
served the writ On Sunday all effort was made
10 remove the wheat under TINS VIII ana some
2OO0 or 900 bushels were put on board the Ding
buffalo then here. The interference OF the poPu-
lace prevented any further proceedings. There
were runors of violence and great excitement, but
after the United States Marshal proceeded, through
the Mayor of the City. 10 give assurance
that nothing should be done in the way OF remov-
ing the wheat before 9 O'Clock on Monday com
plete order was restored. Farmers are coming
today, in considerable numbers and should there
be force from abroad to enforce the execution OF
the United States writ, there will probably be
warm work.
u M.-LATER-The brig has left without com.
Setting her cargo. Farmers and others Interested
assembled at the Methodist Church, for the purpose
Of devising some method Of protecting their inter
ests Some resolutions were passed, and com
nltiee appointed 10 recommend what course II may
b. necessary and proper to pursue. The meeting
then adjourned for the afternoon. The warehouse
is well guarded by city authorities and unless some
further attempt Is made 10 remove the wheat tor
the purpose OF shipping 1t, there will be no further
rloous proceedings
sPM-LATER- Meeting of farmers assembled
The committee made a report of two or three pro
positions none Of which seemed satisfactory, ana
A vet no definite action has been agreed upon Inc
worst fears are entertained in reference 10 the re-
suit of this difficulty.