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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27

ENHEoDORE NEWELL & CO. have closed their T,um-
Der business in kenosha and request all persons owing
mem either by note or book account to call and pay up
May - ls5l. T. NEWELL 1 n
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27

CIDER VINEGAR, Warranted, for sale at the .,,,.,
~ Warehouse o! BALL i AERRu
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BIZ aoKsK's LIFE, oFFIcK 10 WALL STREET
Weather mild and pleasant, though cloudy. wird
esst Th.rnomcter So showed some last night but
SPA M.-w.ather cloudy and smoky Wind west.
Thermometer 80.
AuruRs, Jan. 2l-8P.M,
weather very nns Aad plea'snti slsighins almost
srnAcusg, Jan. 2I-eA.M
cloucy snd cold, With appearances Of snow. Wind
sP. M Cool and cloudy Quite = strong breeze
from the west. Thermometer ~
0suEeo, Jan H-eA.M.
Wind N. W. looks Ike snow. Thermometer 30 above.
Urea. Jan 2i-9A.M.
Cloudy and unpleasant. Wind W. N W, asd light.
Country roads extremely rough slsighins not fret
p The weather has become mildsr since
Eorning still cloudy: The sugss from the south
came In on wheels to. day. Wind unc hanged. Tner.
ALs.SY, Jan H-sAM
Baromst. 30 as6 Thermometer 80 Cloudy morn.
ing WIND n. W looks like snow.
sP.M M-westher cloudy, with wind from the west
Thsrnomster ~.
Tsor, Jan. 2l-sAh.
Weather mnd; cloudy, with indications OF snow.
wind (. n. Thermometer 80
sP M-ws have had 9 clear, mild and pleasant
day Thermometer I'm
QvrRSc, January 2i-sAM
beautiful clear morning; wind wet Thermome-
ter thrts degrees below zero; barometer 20 35.
sP N --rhermometeri above. Clear and pleasant,
wind wett.
MoSrsr.t., January 2t-sAa
fnls auu cueai slnu hoItn nnerm"metsr e'ght ae-
- ~ 4, r...ssae.. ~ Y..u-... m v,.
-, ne~rmonlseer ~ -, barometer oV. "ino
"ue es's VIZ" HFPestanOe VI snVN'
TORONTO January 2l-eA NJ
IL 10 . fine morning. Thermometer IS degrees above
zero.
sP. M.-Thermometer 30 above. weather cloudy
with appearance Of rain.
kiFGsTor, January 2l-sA NJ
IL Is cloudy and mild
BvrowS, January IL 2. NJ.
Westhsr mid and cloudy; appearances Of snow.
Brnliveros Vt, Jan 2l-sP NJ
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The Pennsy lvania Legislature.

HARRIsBuRo, Jan. 2I, IS5I.
In the Senate, bills were introduced to incorporate
the Persiomen Consolidated Mining Company, in
Montgomery county; to revive and continue the Ha-
zlston and schuylkill Rail- DAD Company aud to Inc
porate the Pennsylvanis Steamship Company. Rsso.
lutions were adopted to compel every person in the
Commonwealth having judgment bonds, mortgages,
&c at interest TO make returns to the ASSESSOR
oath OF the property they an; also authorize the
county tressurers to collect State and county
and provide Tor the election OF county assessors.
In the House, resolutions were adopted Authorizng
the Committee on Banks TO inquire into the expedi-
tncy VI reporting law to restrain ban ks from dimi
nsLin the circulation OF silver coin
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ALBANY, January 81. 1851
convention Of forwarders aud others Interested In
canal navigation met, to day at the Delavan House
with Evan Griffith of New York city, in the chair. At
an adjourned meeting this afternoon, committee OF
two IRON each city repre- sented appointed to pre-
pare for an adjourned meeting next Tuesday.
ii. Holt Of New York offered resolution that the
interests OF the State require reduction OF tells and
that the above committee con6ne themselves to that
object only. debate followed, ana the question Of
enlargement was urged to be ocnnected with Mr. Hols
resolution but 1t vas objected TO- being considered
political question, Mr. Iiolts resolution ~ss adopted.
The convention then adjourned to the l8th last.
Mr. j HarsourtB daughter has been found al well.
che had engaged herself to work few miles from the
city
Lee Hide for many years one Of the route agents
on rbompsons Albany and Boston v press has been
Suspended on charges Of .mbex ding the funds
mitted to his charge. lie admits defaults to the
tent OF s3CCO
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Count Of Oyer and Termincr.
Before Chiei Justice Edmonds and Aldermen Frank
and DeamatUr
TRIAL or DELANY FoS MURDER

TRIAL or pEtANY Foz MURDER.
pAY.
JAN. 21-At the opening Of the court this morning,
Mr.. A. Phillips opened the for the prisoner; aud
alter expressing his sense OF the deep responsibility Of
counsel, In defending charges a criminal nature,
and particularly in which involve the tor
feiture OF lite he proceeded 10 apply himself TO ths
evidence adductd on the part Of the prosecution and
contended that the jury could not hnd ths prisoner
guilty, under this indictment, because there was no
deliberate design to take the lite Of Mary
Mcintyre
that was net necessary that premeditation should
have existed moment before the bios struck; II
is enough II the blow given With the intention Of
taking life.
Mr. Pbinips va. aware Of that; but be proceeded
70 contend that the intention TO take life must be In.
ferrtd the nature Of the wound aud the character
Of the instrument used Nov, IN the presert case II
had beer that Il the small blade Of the pen
kniie which was found open, and a more formidable
instrument was contained In the same knife Ooun-
sci continued 70 ,sy that they would .hos hst thi.
the defence is that the prisoner either attacked
by the deceased or placed by her In such position
naturally induced him 70 believe that his lite vas In
danger, that be was aprrehensive of seme bodily
harm, he was justified In defending himself from VIC.
lence. Referred TO the People vs. Shorter and the
People We Rector.
The Court said that lie always charged that, II .
jury believed q man had reasonable grounds TO be
sppreheDsive Of danger, he Vas justified Ia preparing
himself Tor a defence We cannot account for the
timidity Of the character ofsome men
Counsel then continued and read, As al part of his
sniBg written stat Mt Of the prisoner, In which
be stated that the controversy commenced bet ween
him an the dscsasso 10 consequences q his having
refused TO marry her sfd that she threatened TO tass
his life herself or TO get "hsr man to murder him Ia
hmo Ihey would show tbat ne was = man 81 good
character anG the jury coud see for themselves that
he -ss of q very nervous md tmii dispO.ition
Dents Calasbsn was then sworn. aud de posed.-f
retired 70 ssd sbo.i 10 minute. bators 10 ns,o"s
IN a fev minutes heard . noise; heard Mrs Me
ILtyre getting up, and talking very loud cant say
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The Latest from Washington.

CHARGES AGAINST COMMISSIONER KwBANK-THE Ca
NAToR-. ETC.
WAsHISGroN, Jan. 81, 1851.
Two pamphlets one Of twenty four pages, and sign
ed by supdry manufacturing houses In New Jersey
New York and New England the other of seven pages
and signed by Wm. @. Fuller, Of New York, have
been published In the shape of morias President
Fillmore making charges against Commissioner Il w.
bank, and giving proof that said charges true.
The pb.ts will be laid before the members Of Con-
gress to morrow. The charges numerous, and of
sIgrave character and 1t b stated that tho President
has ntlmated to Commissioner Ewbsnk wish for the
latter TO resign.
The Legislature Of Florida learned BY telegraphc
report, has elected Stephen X. Mallory Senator to
Congress, in the place OF David Levy Yulss, whose
term will expire the fourth of March next Judge
Mallory is q democrat.
Mr. Graham will to. morrow, reply to Mr.. Bokee's
resolution passed by the House yesterday relative to
the cslor mia dry dock, after which Dsken Gilbert
bsly agreed to by those gentlemen and the Secretary
The box circle In the National Hall temporarily
erected upon the regelar floor for the
sucd~n crash i'm medately before the comm msnt
Of the performance, producing much alarm among the
numerous audience. Fortunately, no one was se-
roury injured, and after little order was restored
ana the performance went on.
The Hon. Preston King broke the cap OF his right
zen pavement, while proceeding to q IRE near his
sidence,
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mnrcm sns. OF p,.,,r gn,.hrd PcopIc.

Col Alex Hamilton and LADY. New Druuewies, TTos
John Hunter Hurtsrs Island; James @. Damn. E.a
Rostoni Nathan smith Eco New Haven; Charles
Mann, New Orleans A Davis Newark, Titus, As
toria, y, Hssbrouck, Cansda West were among the
arrivals yesterday at the Union Place Hotel
james, Boston; Raner 4 Z. Navy. n Churchill,
Boston; , McGrevor do 4. Moon, do; v. wigesm;
90 y Judd Washington Capt Gsrdner, San Frss-
cisco, we're smorg.t the arrivals yesterday st the
ASor.
Msjor ". Minis. U 8. a y McCevn, do D.
winsiov, PHtsburgh Rev T. stsrkey, Troy; Hon
John Msgee Bath; Esston Montreal W H. Bar6
DALI 81 Louis, have arrived 81 the irving
Commodore Layalette n 2. ~; s Hsywooi do 8
y Abbott DO A rarter 10 w. Cushmsp do !.
u Morris, DO arrived yesterday At the American.
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BY BhIs's ELEcrRo-cHEMfcAL TELEGRAPH.
wAsHfsGror, Jan. H, 1851.

BY BAIs's EiECrKo-cHEMfcAL TELEGRAPH
wAsHiseror, Jan. 21, 1851.
BUSINESS THE srEAssR's TABLE.
The srEAxrR called the stt.ution Of the House to
the accumulation OF business his table lying
from the last session This It his duty to do II
The Hcuse intended 20 act on H.
Mr. Boar. (deml Of 0. believed the regular order
vas to call for reports from committees lie trusted
this would be DONE many important bills were
ready TO be reported
MT. B.Vtr, (demD Of Va, spoke Of the state Of the
business and said " the House continued to make
other special orders and did not sustain him In making
the neral appropriation bills such the chances
hey would b. lost
Committees called tor reports.
rsE uSfrEo sr.rEs JupGr At rEY
Mr. MrADE. (d.m ! Of yirginis, reported hill for
the increase OF ssry q the United States Judys at
Key West and to facihis.e maritime business. de-
bate epsued but hs bill not disposed OF uhes the
-norning hour expired.
The House IN. n pro -sed.d to the consideration OF
business on the Speaker table.
AssisILsrios ~ RAsN = tnE ARMY aSp yaVr.
Among the Communications laid before the House,
one from the President. transmitting the report
Of board convened 20 take into confederation the
precedsncy OF rank between army aud naval officers,
and their relative rank when they 90 operate. Re
ferrsd to the Military COMMITTEES.
rHs roroasc r,HR issURAscs COMPANY, arc -
The House concurrsa by vote OF III yeas to 91
nays In am- ndrlrnt OF the Senate to the House
Bin renewing the charter oi the Potomac Fire Insur-
and making the stockholders liable 20 amount
equal the capital held by them respectively
provided this be confined to those stockholders Who
we're such when such dsbts were contracted or abl.
les Incurred.
L.Np rarESrs.
Numerous Senate BINS referred
The House laid on the table q resolution, passed by
the Senate the ast day Of the last session prevent
ina the assignment OF land patents under the bounty
law Of ertember until after location.
SCHOOL LAvDs.
debate took place the Senate Bill, authorizing
elections Of land be given for school purposes In
IL rfu1 and oh Nh mnrfh
less wi hout disposng OF the subject the House sd
tourned.
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ME W YORK LIE EGIsLATURE. q.


BY MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ALsArr, Jan. n, 1851.
PETITIONS PREsENTED.
For an amendment OF the Troy and Rutland Railroad
Compsny's charter.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
settle the title to certain moneys paid under pro
tet into the Manor Fund.- to exempt tho Saratoga
Washington Railroad from canal toll on freight trans
ported the road.
By Mr.. MANN, to amsndnhs general insurance Law.
REsoLUTIor orFEREp
By Mr.. GUINP, to inquire into the sale Of cannon
and other arms belop sns to the State in the st. Law
Amended By Mr.. CRoLIus, a. to include all the ar
senals In the State
The report Of the Canal Com was receved
on the subject Of Seneca Lake Referred to the Canal
The bill incorporating the National Law School, st
Ballston Spa was debated, but not decided.
THE CODE.
The Senate debated the question of the proper re-
ference Of the Code OF Procedure on practice
Mr. MANN approved the adoption Of so much of the
Code as relates to evidence in criminal proceedings
He proposed the Senate should ut this session only
perfect the existing code. Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANr, Jan. 21, 1851
rwlFIeNs PRESENTED.
To stay proce sdings in collecting rents where
rial titles In dispute memorial Of the Mayor stc
OF New York asking the passage Law fixing the sx-
terror line ing between Eighteenth and Twenty third
,trsets; for the unconditional repeal Of the Free
School law.
BILLS REPORTED.
Authorizing the Albany and Schenectady Railroad
Company to borrow money; relative to the Sandy
Hook pilots; operating the Protestant Episcopal
Association OF New York authorizing the erection
building the State Library for the relief OF
on Long lslano; sppropriating money for schools.
REPEATS PREsENrED.
BY the Printing Committes, favorsbly to printing
the Com promiee resolutions.
UNION.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD, OF Cayuga offered the following re-
the state Of New York lie devotion
sSe
adSp,n q The one nor the foundation Of the other
the ssSss q sas
any State Territory m which slavery shall BE- soSe "
ns to iii the citizen s Of this
upon the citizens Of other state and that he
Rssovsd Il the senate coneur tina. the law known IS the
cure to the alleged s.ve trial by The place where
lawful seizure and duraree
THE WORLDS FAR.
The select committe having charge of that portion
Of the Governors Message relative the
ton OF this state in the Worlds Fair reported bill
for that purpose, which was referred
THE Dby DOCK SAVINGS
The Third Annual Report OF the Dry Dock Savings
Institution was received
INTRODUCED.
Incorporating aud regulating Savings Banks.
Amt nding the act relative TO trial by jury.
BILLS NOTICED
IncorpoI ating the Academy of the Sacred Heart In
New York. incorporating the Mutual Building Asso-
citation.
CLERGYMAN ExEMrrED FROM TAXATION.
The Committee OF the Whole took the bill repeal
ing the law extmptng clcrgymep from taxation, and
passed IL. Ordered to be sB gr essed
The Assembly then adjourned.
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CHssrY's MIssrREts announces great bfl of enter
tsinment this evening negro melodies IN sbundanes
Instrumental performances, Witch are given with
great artistic sbility aud exquisite dancing. To
spend pleasant evening at this hall one should 90
early, AZ AZ early hour II IL crowded
Frttews' MiSsrsgls This celebrated baud Of mis-
strelp are racsng large sudeuocs every evening
The excellent hsrmeny in the singing. the beautiful
dancing The burierages the fun and stories asd The
violin ,olos bring down thunders o. applause. 90
tcseay, .5PM
GR,wn FrsstrrRr GFr CoScrRr will b. given at
Trirler Hall on FRIDAY evening next.
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HARRIsuuReH, Jan. q, 1851
The srst state Agricultural Convention ever held In
pennsyivania orgauzed informally at the court house
his morning st ten O'Clock, General william Irwin
presiding
The eastern and northern counties are well repre-
rented by scientific aud practical farmers.
committse OF one from each congressional district
vse appointed 10 select permanent officers
The convention will rsassemble at the Hall Of the
House OF Representatives at half past two o'clock this
.
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AtRANNt January zls ls0V.
Yesterday afternoon q daughter Of Alderman HIar-
curt Of this city vent out in company with little
III The eirl shortly after returned, saying Miss
fIarcourt would be back direotly since then nothing
tas been heard Of her
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Loss Of the Steamship Palmetto.

NEw ORLkArs, Jan. ~, 1851
The steamship Palmetto, while crossing the bar at
Mstagorda Bay. Texas struck and went to pieces
She is a total loss. Her passengers and crew
aysd
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U.eas,ness Relative to the Atlantic.

BaLTnoRE, Jan. 2l, 1851.
There is much excitement here relative to the
appearance OF the steamship Atlantic She has
board three Of most respected citizsns-Msssrs j.
ii Easter, r. ii. Harris and L. Pottpger. The first OF
these gentlemen, Mr. Easter, vss hurrying home to
fulnl u matrimonial contract with lady OF this city
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trfCk. January I'll, 1881.
ON Friday last while DR.. j. Bradt, surgeon den
tist, Of this city out hunting Broad.bin he
accidentally shot himself In the m aud before
sirtance could be rendered mortde alton took place
ana be expired yesterday DR.. unvsr-
sally esteemed and preparations been made
by various societies Tor his funeral
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Count of Appeals.

ALBANY, Jan, I'll. 1851.
Nos. lee and 1ij were argued together; assessment
ceses. In the opening argument Mr. Beardsey closed
this afternoon. Mr. Mott was heard In answer, and
slgo closed.
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The Election for United states Senator, I'm
Missouri

br. Louis, Jan. 2l-1lH A. n.
Another ballot for United States Senator was had
this morning. when Gsysr, whig, received II votes,
being within two votes Of election. He will pro-
bsbly be elected this afternoon. Strongsow was nom
mated and enough voted for him to prevent an slec-
tion. Ths name Of the latter IL now Withdrawn.
Great excitement prevails throughout the State
Dhpstches from Jefferson City announce that the
democratic caucus held last night could not agree In
joint session this morning. all the candidates were
dropped excepting Gsyer and Benton and it Is stated
that ths next ballot will elect Geyer.
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The steamship Florida, Capt. Lyon, arrived at her
wharf ~ nine O'clock this morning She accomplished
the run from her wharf, ct New York, 70 rybee, la
ntty. eight hours
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uhe winner Of the Greek slave rt the Cin-
r,ppstt Art linton.

tfSctvysrt. Janusvy I'll 1881,
J Dorsey of New 0rlears, was the fortunate drawer
fPovers Greek Slave, at the Art Union distribution
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The Southern Mails.

BALTMoRK, Jan. 21, 1861
No mail south OF Petersburgh has been received to-
night There are now consequently four New Orleans
mi nj lu
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Massachusetts Congressional Election, &c.
Bosror, January Il, 1851.
We annex the result Of the election for Oongressnsn
In this State yesterday
In the second district there Is no choice Charles
w. Upham, the whig candidate, lacks about four
hundred votes.
In the third district, James H. Duncan, whig has
over thousand majority.
In the fourth district, Benjamin Thompson, whig
las large plurality either Psrey free soilsr or
rockingham, dem, but lacks between six and eight
hundred of o majority both. or course, no
choice
In the fifth district Charles Allen free soiler has
plurality OF s44 in eighteen towns, but is defeated
for the want of four five hundred votes to make
majority although there has been great falling OF in
the democratic vote.
In the sixth district, George T Davis, whig, has
bee elected by q few hsudrsd majority.
There h NO choice In the seventh district. John z
Goodrich, whig has gained the last election and
will have decided plurality Henry w. Bishop
democrat
In the tenth district Zeno Sou dder whg, has been
elected by considerable majority.
Tho plurality Law lmaking plurality Of votes suf.
cent for the election of Presidential Electors and
Members OF CcngressJ has passed to . third reading
In the lower branch OF the Legislature.
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Dennis Mahsr has been convicted Of seiuotion. st
athapy. and aeut 10 the State prison for tTo srs
This is the fss conviction aader ths laF puos1ins
that tyiMa
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OUR JAMAICA coRRE spoNDENcE.


KINGSTON, ia January I3, 1851.
The Chotoa-Emtgration-- Fugitive Slovec
Of Anerica-Erauds on the Tteasurv.
am gratihed in being enabled TO state that the
cholera has, may say, entirely disappeared from
Kingston and most other parts Of the island. At
this present moment, its ravages are more fe earfui
in Hanover than in any other part of the coun-
try Up TO the latest accounts received here.
from all parts, am enabled to say that the paris
OF Westmoreland is the only one that has not
been afflicted with this sad malady, although il
RACES in its. Immediate vicinity. may say-and
am within bounds when do say so-that not lea,
than twenty thousand souls have been snatched
away by this fell destroyer.
OF course, the absence of SO many Of opr ponu.
laton-who were of the laboring classes-is sadly
felt by all PARTIES and more particularly bv the asr
cuiturlsts The subject of emigration is there
fore, engaging public attention, and the press ara
loud IN recommending that steps be taken TO se-
cure, II possible, the services of the fugitive slaves
OF America, and other colored inhabaEts, in addi-
ton 10 African emigration. Without emigration OF
some sort we are ruined.
There is no political news 10 communicate The
Assembly VIII meet tomorrow.
Public interest has recently been excited TO a
great extent throughout the island by the disclosure
being made that very daring, although not very
extensive, fraud has been committed on the public
treasury and the interest is increased by the fact
that one of the members Of Assembly is supposed
10 be implicated IN the matter Ii appears that
under r. cent enactments of the Legislature il was
necessary 10 issue an additional number of inland
checks, tor the relief Of parishes affected with
cholera. These checks require the signatures Of
the Receiver General and three members OF As-
sembly, in their capacities comm ssoners.of ac-
counts, before they can be valid. Several forged
checks have found their way into circulation bear
ing the names of Robert Osborn, James Taylor,
and X. Macpherson-g genuine; but the name of
MI. Barclay the Receiver General, has been forged
II is stated that Mr.. Macpherson as the last mem
Der W signed The blank book, which was not re-
turned the treasury; aud hence suspicion rests on
him. The matter is undergoing judicial nyestlga-
tiOn
Tn Cherokee is abou. 10 start. cannot there
fore, say more although there 10 very little worth
communicating. l..