Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-31
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
$2,OO0,00O In Gold nust

New York, JAM 81.
Inc Cherokee and Prometheus arrived with
one and three-tourths millions in gold
The California had arrived at Panama af,or
experiencing heavy gales. The Falcon bad ar-
rived at Chagres. The Cholera had abated =,
San francisco. Both steamers brought manv
passengers.
Washington, Jan. %.
GOOD-THe SpeculdtOrSin Land Warrants
can't come in.-The prospects ofthe Senate pass
ing the House resolutions making land warrants
transferable, are not so favorable About 800
certificates have been issued under the act OF
September last, and they will continue TO be is.
sued at the rate of 1000 per week, as soon as the
arrangements for expedting the work are com.
pleted.
GRAVE CHARGES against a Public OFF,
cer.--Two pamphlets, one Of "a pages, and siGn-
ed by sundry manufacturing houses in New jer-
sey, New York and New England; the other of
7 pages and signed by w. c. Fuller, Of New
York, have been published in the shape of memo
rails to President Fillmore, making CHARGES
against Mr.. Ewbank, Commissioner of the Pa
tent Office, and giving proof that said charges
ale true. The pamphlets will be laid before the
members of Congress tomorrow. The charges
are numerous, and one is ola grave character
IL 10 odiu TIE mas vi
Ewbank, wish for the latter to resign
The Senate will 60 into executive session to-
day, on the California appointments.
Washington, Jan. %.
SENATE-Mr. CLAY'S resolution direct.
ing an inquiry into more effectual measures to
suppress the African slave trade by preventing
American vessels and seamen engaging in the
trade, and to refuse sea letters TO American YES
sells trading from Brazilian ports to the western
ports of Africa, was taken mp. After long and
animated debate, resolution was adopted-Yeas
45 nays 9.
The French Spoliation Bill was then taken
up and the II tn section stricken out. Mr. Rusk's
amendment that no payment shall be made to
any assignee or usurer occasioned long discus
sion, when 1t was rejeCted-v %, nays 30.
HOUSE went into committee of The whole on
the bill to supply deficiencies in the appropria-
tons for the year ending June next After an
interesting debate committee rose and House ad-
journed.
New York, Jan. %.
The steamship Alabama, from Savanna, arri-
we'd this morning.
1t is stated that JENNY LIND will return to
New York about the first of March
Alex. Gardiner, Esq, Ga brother-in-law of ex-
president lyler,) a clerk OF the u. >. Circuit
Court, and U. S. Commissioner, died at his res
idence last evening, of bilious collie.
The father of young Bryant who died from in
jures resulting from the upsettng of stage last
Summer, has recovered $4,000 damages from
the proprietors.
EXPENSIVE SHIPwREcK-The Havre packet
Zurich went ashore last night on Grant. rry in
let, 90 miles south of Sandy Hook Her pass
enrers have all landed in safety She has on
board Car 20 of French goods valued at $780,
900. The vessel is worth $50 900. She is $50
tons burthen, and with cargo fully insured in this
city. The Zurich belongs to the Mortimer line
of Packets.
Washington, Saturday. Jan. II.
VINO MOULDED The Compromise BiHS.-The
National Intelligencer of this morning contains
History of Disunion Movements says the
Compromise measures were in every instance,
proposed and moulded into form by the South.