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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
<xruaN INVASION.

There is no donbt but that all that has been
rumored about the invasion of Cuba by band
of pirates is trne The President of the U. s.
has issued his proclamation enjoining upon all
good citizens the propriety of preserving lnvlo-
late the treaties and faith of the nation with for
eign lpowers, and calling upon all the civil
and military officers of the government, TO as
sist in arresting and bringing to punishment all
offenders. There is no doubt about the object
of this expedition there is doubt but that this
hpyocrtical cry for the freedom of Cuba, means
nothing less than her subjugation for another
slave state. When these freebooters throw out
the flag on which is inscribed Freedom for all, y
freedom for black as we'll as white; then they
will lack but little of success, for the 10000
slaves of Cuba will rush with an enthusiasm to
their standard that has never been witnessed
since the days of the Crusaders, and all the re-
sistance that the gold of the Habaneros could
bring against them would not account as the
+ Jsistance OF feather against hurricane. AS
the case now stands, not feeling of sympathy is
extended to the buccaneers who have planned, or
the Goths who are engaged in prosecuting this
expedition, and the combined powers of England,
France and Spain will be untrue to themselves
and false to humanity if they do not unite to
mete out to these invading hordes retrbution
as severe as it would be just.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

Low WAGEs.-The Milwaukee Democrat
say that many of the foreign emigrants in that
city have been reduced to the extremity of work
ing for the miserable pttance of one shilling per
day--the labor market there being overs took
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
Look Here.
President of the Club

MARY NooNNY will hear of something to her
advantage by calling at the Post Office.
May s, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

SToPPED.-The True Democrat at Oshkosh
stopped some three or four weeks ago. AS we
have not seen the announcement in other papers
we presume it has not stopped as far as they are
concerned. The same about the Commercial
Advertiser at Milwaukee,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

We have understood that II. X. ELK1Ss has
been appointed Deputy Collector for the port OF
Southport.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

S. L. SEwALL has declined to run for Con-
soil candidate against Rantoul and urges the
free soilers to throw their votes for Rantoul.-
There is no doubt but that they will do this and
we can set down the Second District Of Mass.
sure for Rantoul and against the Fugitive Law
aud Slavery.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

Partisan gossip says that Lamartine assumes
the direction of the Pays newspaper.
Well, every body who has charge of news
paper, is not so lucky as to have one that pays.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

u The papers east are discussing the ques-
ton whether the statue talked of for Daniel
Webster, should be made of Gold, India Rub
Der, or Dough.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

IL The Concert of Miss Mathews comes off
on Saturday evening. We have understood
that this concert is given by this amateur sing
err for the benefit of the fremen of this city
We hope this call on the musical taste and pat
ronage of Kenosha will, as it deserves to, be hb-
orally responded to-.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

II All the papers in Milwaukee, except the
Com. Advertiser, are groaning and threatening
ruin to the city, unless their financial matters
are differently arranged.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
Baltimore. NAV 2.

1ne SaFanah news OF Monday, says that Cu-
ba rumors have been rife there for several DAYS
and the government officials have exhibited great
zeal in their efforts to ferret out the actors and
preserve the national neutrality.
The steamer Wellaka was chartered and sail
ed on Sunday night for the South with the Mar
shall and Deputies in pursuit Of the expedition
which it is reported is concentrated on the
coast.
ARREST OF BARNUM AT BALTIMORE.
Philad elphia, May 2.
Last evening we re Celved spatch from Bal
timore stating that Darnum had been arrested by
the sheriff Of Baltimore county at the suit of T.
J. Burton, lessee of the Front street Theatre for
four hundred dollars
Philade. phia, May 5.
A man calling himself Mr.. Christian Gracen-
ger was arrested this afternoon on suspicion of
being the murderer of the BartIette family He
has been fully identified as being the man en-
ployed by Bartlette-who made threat agains.
him in consequence of disagreement about wa
ges.
Jenny Lind distributed $4,000 in charity. being
the whole proceeds of her concert on Saturday
night.
PITTSBURGH, April 90.
At the Jenny Lind concert last night, $4,000
"GIC ISCGlFtu tOOlnc IHiSCUleNOuS DON Threw
stone in at the windows of Jenny Lind's car
rage, and afterwards into her dressing room
Her feelings were deeply wounded by this
indecent insult, that she refused to sing tonight,
and left for Baltimore ; leaving behind her the
disgrace of electng Joe Barker as Mayor and the
deeper stigma ofinsulting the good, amiabc, and
benevolent Queen of Song.
STORM At BUFEALo-Last Saturday Buffalo
and Lake Erie were visited with the severest
storm that has occurred in five years. 1t came
on suddenly , accompanied with snow hail and
rain, and caught the shipping unprotected. A
change of wind atnoon drove the water into the
harbor, covering the wharves, and docks, filling
the cellars and doing much damage.
The Brig j. Y. Scammon had her sails torn
to shreds, ran afoul the canal boat Blue Belle,
breaking the legs of passenger named Hiram
Burbank.
Schooner Mount Vernon, five miles ont, made
for port, dropped anchor near it, and at p. NJ.
went ashore above the peir She will be got
off.
Brig Montczuma, in making port, ran into
Steamer Empire, carrying away the Steamers
upper works, and losing her own boWsprit ard
fore rigging.
Schooner Sylph was sunk by a collision with
q larger vessel.
The Waits sherman, Oil AShtabua, damaged
about $500.
Brig Missouri sunk near Monroe.
A small vessel was seen laying to, of Gran d
Bluff, but no person seen aboard.
Brig Mechanic could not get into Buffalo but
ran into Black Rock, with only the loss of her
yawl.
Steamer Queen City damaged by striking the
pier in entering Cleveland harbor
Brig Maria billiard ran alou of Schr. Susque-
hannah, doing and receiving damage,
Propeller Saginaw could not get into Erie,
ran back to Buffalo, atruck two piers, schooner
Gazee and a small steamer, turned three times
around, and,moored at foot of Commercial ST.
A large brig, supposed to be the James Me-
Bride, went ashore SO rods below north pier
Free Dem.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
IN ATTACHMENT.

STATE OF WISCONSiN,t
KExoSuA CoCSTY IS. !
KENOSHA CIRCUIT COURT, MAY TERM, 1881.
In the case Of
LANES Mcbride Henry X. sheldon, and
Robert Comyn.
~oTcr Is hereby given the said Rober. Comyn, md
al otbcr. concerned that writ Of Attachment issued
~ and under the zeal o the Circuit Court for the coun-
~ - ruoha aforesaid, the l7h day OF January, ~ d.
III rrturfatc the first Monday of May a. D. lS1l
M he Of seventeen hundred and sixy-Iwo dollars and
sxIyIhrcc cents. - , %,
H. p. TowsLEH, PlGs. Atty. 40
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

u The new city charter Of Milwaukee has
been defeated by majority of It's against it.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09


CARDINAL IlUGHEs.-'rhe n. Y. Herald main
tains that Bishop Hughes has not as vet been
mdae cardinal. On the contrary, the Catholic.
Herald, which we have no doubt is good author
ity says:
We have pleasure to announce that the rank
of Cardinal has been positively conferred before
now on Archbishop Hughes, by his Holiness,
Plus TX. The day fixed for this important and
most Interesting ceremony, was that dedicated
to Ireland's patron saint.
The London Punch says that it is gross ST.
porsttion Of the nineteenth century to suppose
that Bishop with revenue Of some twenty
thousand pounds sterling year, can be an i'm
taor OF the Apostle
GOLD IN LOWER CALIFoEN1A-- Santa Annq'S
Predicfi0H.--The California Courier states that
several rich placcrs have lately been discovered
at a point about seventy-fve miles south Of San
Diego. a large party have started for that re-
gion. Santa Anna, on the first general knoWl-
e!ge Of gold in California, sGid that the Amcri-
cans would find more gold in Lower than Upper
California.
RAYS AT THE RAPrINGs.-Thc Durrs have
been occurring at Buffalo on the rappings, and
according to the Commercial have raped the
mystery out of the whole thing.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
TEaE RAWLINGS AGAIN.

We learn by gentleman from Rock Prairie
that the manifestations commonly called "spirit.
nal rappings" are heard in as many as one fourth
of the houses in that vicinity The locality is
"Mount Zion,' most appropriate place from
when &c the invisible "still small voices" should
proceed.
Beloit is also another favored place. In FL
gin Ill. also the rappings have broken out in a
most wonderful manner in the family of Mr..
Clark and that of Daniel Cook. We go in how
ever for the wing doctrine of "home protection
our "spirits" are not 10 be beat-sittings daily,
from 10 in the morning to 10 at night.
COURT WEEK-The Circuit Court is now be-
ing holden in this County. Almost every body,
and their next door neighbor has been summon
ed as Jurors in the murder case now pending.
tits very hard job to find men who don't know
what's going OH in the world, and still harder to
find men who don't knotc any thing, after they
have read the Telegraph for six months. This
Court has reason to be thankful for one thing
and that is, in the person of Judge Wilton, they
have all able, prompt, and competent Judge.
AT this present writing they have succeeded
in getting but 10 Jurors, after examining and
challenging for { day and half
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

-" Protective Union has been formed at
Waukesha Wis. Every body knows the object
of Protective Unions. The people of New Eng
land are awake to their Importance, and in every
Town where they are many inhabitants they have
a Division
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

U 1t is not true that Massachusetts has abol
ished her laws for imprisonment for debt Mr.
Bradley, formerly an Editor in Quincy, H., has
been incarcerated for an outrageous bill of board
and paid the debt with his last breath in the walls
of Boston Jail.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
RrAn1ya. FairfeId Go. Conn.

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that able to work onohaithe tmc--spcnt great
deal of time and money in consulting physicians, and TIA
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Yours, very respectfully, aud grateful .ery't
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John b. Sanford, of Bridgeport Conn hT ossrrd No or
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above letter
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
CHARLESTON, May

The country delegates are arriving by scores
800 have already arrived, and "a large majority
OF them are hot for secession, which seems to
De resolved upon. The excitement increases,
and merchants are alarmed. The Convention
will meet at the Military Hall at O'Clock this
+: NJ. The city is crowded with Strangers
Free Dem
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

AN ATTACK OF VESSEL BY A WHA1E.-On
the 18th OF December, 1850, the ship Pocalon-
las, Capt. Dlas, when off Rio Janciro, about 400
miles east, saw shoal Of sperm whales The
boats were lowered and a whale was struck
After being fast fifteen or twenty minutes, the
whale turned upon the boat and crushed it to
atoms with its jaws, and oil belonging to it, ex-
cept the crew, who swan to the other boats-the
whale all the time staying round the fragments
Inc boats returned TO the shir, which was run
for the whale, fully prepared with anccs, &c,
ready TO make dart. When about two boats
lengths off, the whale rounded towards the yes
sells bow, and struck it with such force as 10
start one or two planks and break one or two
umbcrs on the sarboard side Of lhc bow at the
water line, causing the vessel to leak at once at
the rate Of $50 strokes per hour The captain
immediately bore up for Rio, where the necessa-
~ repairs were made.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
ARREST OF BARNUM AT BALTIMORE,

Phlad eIpha, May ?.
Last evening we re ceived despatch from Bal
timore stating that Darnum had been arrested by
the sheriff of Baltimore county at the suit of r.
J. Burton, lessee of the Front street Theatre for
four hundred dollars
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
Who to Trust.

Since the exemption of the homestead, and as
the principle OF the abolition Of oil laws for the
collection Of debts seems to be generally ack-
nowledged as correct there should be a code
Of honor among men in paying their pecunary
obligations. We shall be happy to assist any of
the merchants in this city to any information that
may be in our possession with regard to the hon
or and promptness of the different individuals
who wish accommodation. Our opportunities
for ascertaning their qualifications are inferior
to no man. We have large list of the names
of those who come to this point for trading and
we have an opportunity to know their charac-
ter in respect to paying their small debts. We
never sue anybody, and hence we ascertain how
much honor is left with those who deal with US.
AS general remark, we state
LIST. That 1t IS not safe to trust any body who
does not take newspaper for a man In this day
of lgh. and knowledge, who does not take a
newspaper, is not to be suspected of knowing
enough to be morally accountable to any being,
much less pecuniarily accountable to mercha mt
or grocer.
End. The man who takes paper year after
year and never pays for it, and never apologies
for not paying for it, is an unsafe man to trust.
Bird. The man. (thing) we ought to say, who
will take newspaper year after year, and then
instead of paying for it, aud stopping it like a
man, leaves off calling for it at tine post office,
or refuses to take it out, is not fit to be trusted
minute.
4th. The man who will take newspaper a
length Of time, and then move off from the place
without paying up, or asking that the direction
of the paper be changed, or making any expIa-
nation, or giving any satisfaction, is consum-
mate knave or almighty slack in either case
he is not fit to be trusted.
We have some characters Of this kind to dis
pose of, and for the benefit of other persons in
trade, and other editors in different parts of the
State, we shall publish their names in black
lines next week.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

ROADS WEsr.-We understand that the citi-
zcns of the county, who live in a Southwestern
ly direction from this city, have raised a consid-
cradle sum of money for the purpose Of keep
ing men and teams on the road all summer, in
repairing and bridging the roads. 1t is hoped
this endeavor will be literally seconded on the
part of the inhabitants and particularly business
men of this city. They will soon have an op-
portunty to STOW by their subscriptions their
disposition to assist in bringing trade and bust
ness 10 kenosha.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
INSURANCE ON LIFE

EN thc most reliable Company in the United States can
b. effected on the uost reasonable terms on application
to C. CLEMENT.
M the Telegraph Office.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

The following stetimony in proof ofthe powers of III an
drcs Pills, 'cmcdy against worms. Dr. Brandrcih
can the public, that he has known much
prising and nc Is OF liberty 10 refer 10 individuals cut
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

The ARcTIc.-This new and beautiful boat
intended for the Central Railroad line, on this
lake, touched at the pier on Sunday morning
She is a model of boat for speed, and can't be
beat by anything ever baptized in Lake Michi-
gan. On her trip from Milwaukee to Chicago,
on Sunday, the Pacific had 8 miles the start of
her. and she stopped at every place the Pacific
did, and went into Chicago miles ahead and
the Pacific is not slo,o boat, by any means
The officers of the Arctic are we'll spoken Of
Capt. Butlin has command of her, Mr. Noble is
the clerk, and Mr.. Somers is the steward
We shall inquire for the Arctic when we sail
IL Streets at the south end of the city, are
very much needed to connect Kcnosha ST. and
East Street. AS it is now, there are some 40
acres of ground in lots, which are built upon
and used for residences, which is not intersect-
ed BY single street and man at the south
part of this area cannot communicate with his
nearest neighbor, without going mile around.
We hope the city authorities will do Justice
to those citizens in that section of the city for
they are entitled to equal privileges OF the rest
of the citizens, if they pay their taxes as we'll.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
WASHINGTON. Nav 6.

The Republic thinks that the reports by tee-
graph that the Cuban expedition was abandoned,
are not to be trusted They wero intended 10
battle the Government in its designs of suppress
ing the expedition, and publishes private letter
from Jacksonville, Florida, to the effect that an
expedition was certainly on foot, and expected to
sail on the Sth of Nav.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

York on Saturday, John OSuIlivan, son.p Jaw
Of DR.. Kearney Rogers, WIN. T. Rogers, Jr
Capt. Lewis, of steamer Cleopatra, formey cap
tain of the Creole, Major Louis Schlesnger, one
OF the hungarian patriots, DR.. Samuel H. Bur
nett, an old resident of New York, and Pedro
Sanchez, a Spainiard, were arrested FOR being
concerned in the expedition fitting out against
Cuba. The prisoners were each held to bail in
$4,000 The Cleopatra, has been seized by U. S.
Marshal and put in charge of detachment of
marines. TeIegraphic dispatches from Wash
ngton state the government is determined to act
promptly in the matter.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA
LATER FROM the SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Dea'h OF Sudge Thurston, Delegate from
Oregon
EKCETENzENT IN CHzARlESrnN,
New YORK. May ZIP n

New YORK, May 6-7P.M.
The Georgia brings news from the Sandwich
Islands, which dates to the 22d of February
The American sloop-ot-war Vandaa arrived at
Honolulu on the 10th. The ship Maid Steward
aud schooner Hol!ey Bliss have got off the
rocks on which they were cast in gale of
wind.
Advices from Oregon on the Goth ult had
been received.
Judge Thurston, delegate from Oregon died
on board the California, and was buried at Ac-
apulco.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

PAINE's LIGHT.-We are pleased to learn that
MIR. Paine has obtained an English patent for
his hydro-electric light. We hope he will soon
be enabled to let his light shine before men
The specifications claimed are as follows. and
have been allowed:
/. The use of helices furnished with hollow
heliacal coils or tubes, to be filled at pleasure
with water or other electric absorbent
,. The construction and use Of electrodes as
described.
3. The mode of applying electricity to the
decomposition OF fluids by pulsations or ntermit-
tent discharges.
4. The mode, construction and use of gov
errors for regulating the electric currents as
described
o. The mode of catalyzing or rendering hy-
drogen gas luminiferous, by passing it through
spirits OF tnrpentine or other hydro-carbon, at
common temperatures.
g.. The use Of the non-conducting pipes and
insulating gasometers for conveying and receiv-
ing the gases for the purposes of the invention.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09
Philade. May 5.

A man calnghimself Mr.. Christian Gracen-
ger was arrested this afternoon on suspicion of
being the murderer of the Bartette family He
has been fully identified as being the man en-
ployed by Bartlette-who made a threat against
him in consequence Of disagreement about wa
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-07

This /. tho case OF dpiag ran who W. Ices He ,sdt
rivsjof worse catp of SCkOFiLA, by Only reirc Int
les of Brunss pusher ihan ever wea cured NV The ue i
trei,rCNIONs Of tire beet S1rsGgdyd that wa ever modo
Sar,,ptrln mot Sufficient ms1a foiey TO effect the our
of such fcr0iiliVh2bdts8 case, .-. .s. . i,
Mr. j. A. HAskiN, OF Rome, Opeid Co., ~ v, hid SeTtE
Rli Ep, yers-yyas co1tTd To ls ml ihs iIf lsd,-io
u Pc So u,rsl dsrascl AID driliicd Il, ~ BE- un.hle 10
risr h. sd his hetd itp lnd the bess pcdhai pie
-haJ uscdAL uC the bet SGysIfGras 10 no GOOD shtc-
rnl sut,e ard orsc md considered 10 he ~ Ggs
iie nnl could not i've irpn'fOW houys iongcr " hrn lie
commenced using URAAfS PURIFIER His nee. n''s
g. tea rcI,iy oy, H0m ~ en-; ho'e "s HyoHyh
is icindpiyc under his chin iha, he birrthed thrcr,h
c hoc hii 50 cn'cu around ilui coad iVfcf
p oni uf lis place II only lodng ~ smell rieoc; the uS,
OF ore Gpsruyct by wu rrrs; 81 ulcer und-r
the arm lirgc minis 1tHd hhd NEARLY caira h,oRgh
n, ale nto H. L1dv IAus lie w4s Ehlc''d with !rrn'g
such ppfrii de,m o'sshr Hssrs various parts of hs
prr.o. Iur further U.l mil particulars, ~ our PAN
PliLKTS.
pr THOMAS WILLIAMS. one Of lie most li'Nl ply
s.,ians oi Rome. called 10 hasku the day Jefor
ir commenced u.ug Hrduts PurHsr. Ir, W. e4rn.usd
him und then toh him lint all he nedefss ~ he so,d
sulI mol cITs .im--liut his case was