Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-28


The road is 450 miles in length, and it will be
run over by an express train in fifteen hours, or
just 30 miles per hour The Western merchants
will take this route in preference TO all others.
because with them, time is u ruling consideration
1t will be impossible for the roads ria Albany to
accomplish the distance to New York in fifteen
hours.
The Neto OYleaniGns know how to enter
tain their friends. When Jenny Lind arrived
from Havana, she aghted from the boat on
superb carpet, which was laid on the levee for
her to walk on.
Important Decision.-ln case brought before
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, from Del
aware county, it was decided that in public sale,
where a person is employed 10 'run up" the
property, and make the purchaser pay more than
if none but bona .fle bidders bid for it, the sale
is fraudulent and void, so far that the purchaser
is not obliged to take the property struck off to
him.
Banking in Neto JerSey--1'he first bank IN
der the general law has been organized, and the
required certificate filed with the Secretary of
State II is to be called the Ocean bank, and to
Relocated at Bergen Iron Works, in Ocean coun-
ty. The capital is $685. 900, and is secured in
y. 5. six per cent stock.
The Last THcory--professor Newman says
that it is mathematical certainty, that if the ex-
listing population of the world were to increase
FOR about eeren or tlcslre centuries, at the same
rate IS the British population has done for some
time past, no room would remain for men, wo-
men and children to stand upon, allowing only
square foot for each.
Every boat arriving at St. Louis, from New
{ lrln h., ~
"home immigration is greatly Increased.
A petition has been circulating East, praying
Government 10 equip o vesse! to bring home
such needy Californian adventures as are desi-
rous Of returning, bat have not the means to do
so.
AZ Rochester; N. Y. young clerk embez-
zed $500, was detected and therefore discarded
by one Of the fairest and most wealthy girls in
that city, to whom he was about TO have been
married.
A young man in Niagara having been crossed
in love, walked out 10 the precioice took off his
clothes, gave one lingering look to the gulf be-
meath him, and then went home. His body was
found next morning in bed.
Newspaper in Ne,c Zealand "A religious
union monthly paper has been established in this
land Of the cauniba called the New Zealand
Evangelist. This Island, some centuries hence
bits to become the England OF the South
| Il Bsnero}ent W0man.-Rev. T. Thurs ton
writes of Ars. Hannah Warren, of Swanvile,
Me, who collected and gave $3.50 to home and
! foreign missions from 1929 to 1897, or about
| 500 year. The persons who give this mon-
ely were generally poor. She herself gave as
high as $50 or $50 year, from the ayais Of
her own industry.
Working miracles with worstcd-such as
brown rivers with orange colored shores, or yell
low Daniels sleeping among green lions, with
sapphire colored tails, is one OF the modern &C
complisAments of young ladies'.
Miss Frederka Bremen reached Havana late
in January. Sac Gined with Jenny Lind the day
after her arrival.
lSFIDELs TO BE EXCLUDED AS JURoRs.-The
Maryland Reform Convention has adopted a
clause allowing only those who believe in God,
aud rewards or punishments in this world or the
next 10 act as jurors.
Gen. George w Clarke, of the Van Buren
ln,elligencer, is the most prominent candidate
for Democratic Senator in Arkansas, in place of
Mr.. Johnson.
Judge Sharkie has written a letter declaring
that three-fourhs Of the people of Mississippi
are now satisfied with the Compromise, provided
the Fugitive law is fully enforced.
A COOP LoAD.-The freight train from the
west into Chicago on the list, brought in $50
tons of merchandise, upon which the freight "a
mounted to $202,50.
ACCIDENT IN DETKoIr.-Tn the removal of
the old session room of the Presbyterian church,
the roof fell in with six men upon it, breaking
both legs of one and horribly mutilaLIng the face
of another.
ROBBERY AT CINcINvArr-38000 ,corth of
Watches s'o!en.--A jewelry store kept by J. Nc
Grew, was entered on the night of the 18th inst
and robbed of lhirty-tive gold watches, valued in
all at over $4,000. The burglars entered by
prying open the outer door with a crow bal, while
Mr.. Nee. was being shaved ut barbars No
one has vet been arrested.
FREsHET IN ALBANY.--On the 12th inst the
Hudson River was oyerfowing the docks, and
driving the merchants On the pier into the sec
ond stories.
REDUCED.--The fare upon the Albany &
Buffalo Railroad has been reduced TO Sc 60 for
through tickets. This has been done TO meet
the competition of the Erie Road.
Apartments have been engaged at the Burnot
House, Cincinnati, for Jenny Lind, to be ready
by the 10th Of March. Over hundred per-
sons have secured rooms in the hotel, for the sake
OF dwelling under the same roof with her.
a party of Gypsies--real Enthusiastically
arrived in the country, visited Cecil country, Md,
last week. True TO the Gypsys creed they
"slept under the stars" by night, and relieved
the natives of their loose change by various lit
tie article during the day.
A large bundle of Bank notes, supposed to be
part of those stolen from Oswego Bank, have
been found in barn, short distance from the
city
The advertisement for house for Jenny Lind
on her return to New York, has been answered
by over four hundred applications.
a Wire Suspension Bridge is to be built over
Elk River, a. Charleston. kanawa Co, Va.
The amount OF receipts by the Washington
Monument Association during the year 1850,
was S34, 549 SO IA and the amount paid out
during the same period, on drafts of the building
committee, was S32,3I4 81.
ImportatiOns at NetO York.-The value of
dry goods imported into New York. during the
rronth Of January was S;iS $40 100 hsiur more