Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

lures; its ccs,utic lcrvors and terrible heart
burnings; its solemn righteousness, and ITS in
tcnsely prosGc termination.
"TnE Quarry OF MERcY" &c.-EMzGbcth
-. who drowned her Legitimate child at Nor
wch, Conn, has been found guilty of murder
in the second degree, the punishment Icing
state prison for life. This is one Of thosc,durk
cases which make the descendants Cf the puri-
tanS look quite as black as the slaVehodeTs.--
Her lawyer argued that she put the child in the
water with a couple of stones on it for Temporal
~ burial, after it had died natural dcath-she
fearing the threat of the select men OF Norwich
that, if she made amy more charges TO the toWn,
they would put her in jail. tits to be regretted
that sceCtmcn pursue such an lnhnman course,
"a they sometimes do, with unfortunate and help
less beings, in order TO save ten or a dozen do
lars expense to the town. The Hartford Times
very much doubts whether this TOor degraded
woman is really murderer al heart. She was
abandoned, and without means Of support, with
"A child in IN arms and suif, ring for Il comtora-
bl shelter. There j. evidence that She was nCay-
~ starved. The sClcctmcn OF one town puchon
her off to another town, where she was met with
threat which was known would inmidutc her
In her unhappy aud desperate condition, the L.
norant woman resolved to put her infant beyond
the reach of starvation and daily suffering. A
KIM word of advice, with such treatment as town
paupers ought to receive at the hands of select
men, would probably have prevented the murder
and its horrible consequences. In our humble
opinion, the guiltiest person connected with tho
murder of the child was not its unfortunate,
starved, and abondonded mother. "-AIbIng Al.
"A RosE BY ANY OTHER NAME &c-Names
DO make "A difference in things, no doubt. At
least, most people think so, and act in accordance
with the suppo>iIion. Certain defects and de-
seascs have been rendered quite gcutcel' for
time by dint of elegant names. Even d cold
in the head'--thc most provoking, vulgar and
disgusting disorder possible to honest people, can
be qualified and palatcd little, by calling in
nuenza. Wconce called upon gentleman and
his Wife--the former a plain, blunt man, the lat
ter a 'genlceI,' affected woman--both thorough
" sick with cold in the head. The man was
taking it naturally and Lard. The woman was
dressed in rather a snowy, carefully made d.sha-
bi!lr, and was clearly doing her best to make Il
handsome thing of her uncomfortable situation.
And how is madam to-day 2 SAID we addressing
the lady.
'Oh, sbochngyi ill., replied tie woman, trying
to look interesting, in spite of her foIirn eyes
and red nose. 4 am afflicted W.lISN,o rrrraH-
ing ina'ln7ah And she pronounced the la,t
two words ; if She were establishing her char
manner of having the 'influcuzal'
And you are sick, too sa.d We, addressing
the husband. Yes sir said the man, with . ~
est emphasis-'Ges, sir--lm having thl, d--'
horse djsttmpr that's around hcrc.'--D5S,op
Post.
Bro SroHY-ll il stated that the drought +,
50 severe on the road between Pittsburgh ami
Washington that travellers have not been able
80, E,r tltpir horses a al .-
per bucket.
Or DrAE.-Ycsterday, Miss Hayes visited
the Catholic Orphan Institution in BrookIy.,
where she kissed the little children aaI sang, &,
thcr incXprcs.ible delight
Theh harp hat once through 1ara'- HALL.
Iir -"" "t n.,ic-ieI
A coupl. wa, married By Squire Roll, On
Thursday, and the brI!e applied Tor a divorce CA
Saturday. There is matrimonial brcyi'y H..
you- Gin. CcwmrcinL
We can beat that, and give You one in tie
game. A Judge, late Of this city, butuOy d.
un4ui,hod diplomat abroad, married a couple ou3
cvcuinr-dranh wine with the bride ana kissed
her-and the next day the same judge divorced
the parties.
Do you give it up?-Madison (Ir) Trijuu..
One Of our most fashionable watcrin. places
was thrown into bysterical CONSERVATION, a few
nights since by the appalling discovery Of
mother-nursing her infant! This etroc,crs
outrage upon fashionable dclicacy was accident
ally discovered by soule sensitive ladies', who
wEcreupon refused to give any rnore public OK
hibitions Of their own proficiency in 'polkas," ur
'.warzng" The lady mother and her fumIr
Of course, took their departure on the follow p
morning not being able to preceiye Why u >:
pie. loyeab!e act OF moiherly affection, was ,..
more censurabe than an immodcs,, if not in
cent exhibition Of public huggng dPon L.-
room floor.
| Tie Pope has issued roscript, that whoo
/ is found guilty OF bringing into Rome, or.tFy
| to carry into Rome, any copy OF the Noid
I God in lie Italian language, he shall be ser.
four years to the galleys-S Speech n Rev. HIS
StotrslL a. ne irish Church -NSSonS,