Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03
another arriral from Cdit6rnia-TEe L. States
Mail rithdraun from, La'c's Line.
New York, Nov. %.

New YoRK, Nov. %.
Baltic arrived. Flonr advanced pcncc--wheat
pcnny-corn trn-provi>ons unchanged.
Political news unImportant.
Steamers PrOmctheuS, Northern Light and
Georgia arrived. Two weeks later from Califor
nia.-S3, 100000 in gold
General condition of California favorablc-po.
litical excitement very great-Dcmocrats cont
dent of success.
President Fillmore has written letter deter
mined to oppose the attempts Of Geo. Law to
fore" Pur>cr Smith upon Cuba at all hazards.
The L. S. Mails have been withdrawn from
the line. The Cherokee left Yesterday without
them. No officers Of the Navy will be allowed TO
command Laws line of steamers until Purscr
Smith is discharged.
Boston Nov %.
The Steamer America arrived at quarter before
IL O'Clock, bearing papers of late date.
Nothing OF Importance in commercial news
from the East favorable. Money abundant both
at Bombay and Calcutta.
News from China to the effect that the insurrec-
ton gained strength.
Latest intelligence from Paris as follows:
Already the time serving Judges and projects
are filling the Jail with parties who ere suspected
even, of opposition to the tyrant ana usurper -
The slightest pretcXtS arc made for arrests
France may remain tranquil, but Europe scarcely
can
ENGLIsH PARLIAMENr.-Lord John Russell
demanded easier policy of Ministry. Lord Pal
mer said country demanded from the House dec
lara ton n favor OF the present com9qrcial poll
cy.
ENGLAND.
The annual session of Parliament commencing
on the Ilth. The Queens speech, read personally
pays a tribute to WcliiEg'o the
readiness with which volunteers enlisted in the
milltia-gives assurance of the friendly relations
with all other powcra-says in relation to the tish-
cry question, while the right of British subjects
were firmly maintained, the friendly spirit with
which the subject has been heard, induces homes
that the result will be beneficial and improve the
intercourse of the kingdom of Great Britain and
the great Republic of America announces that
the English and French mission TO the Argentine
COntcdcracy opens the greatest rivers to commerce
IN the world says that Jealous efforts have been
made with Brazil for the suppression Of the slave
trade announces the abolition of the Portuguese
duty on wines; suggests inquiry into the East In
die CompanyS charter says Estimates will be
laid before The Parliament in due time; PROPOSES
a scheme for the advancement of the arts and sci
enceS and congratulatcS them upon the state of
the couutry's prosperity.
Galena. Nov. q.
The storm of a weeks duration held up vcstcr-
day morning. To-day it is cloudy cold and bus-
tcrln5. No Slcghng within the city, but > miles
to the Northward the snow is Is iuches deep and
slcghing good Good roads to st. Paul
Steamer Jenny Lind arrived at O'Clock last
evening, from Leclare-thc head Of the upper rap
ids. She brought up nothing but -four. She re-
ports the Lamartne over the upper rapids with a
heavy cargo of freight for Dubuque and will prob
ably arrive there Tomorrow
The Minnesota Pioneer" of the 18Th inst
says Maj. Mclean had just made payment 10
the Indians of $50 900 at Fort Smelling. H left
that place with Gov Ramsey for Travcrs Dss
Sioux, to make further payments.
St. Paul is now full OF gold eagles and red
blankets. The Indian, have largely repudatcd
old debts
Half of the merchants of St. Paul are disap-
pointed at not receiving their goods, in conse-
quence Of the bad weather.
Seighing in that vicinity is good. II VI. Rice,
Esq, is reported to be rapidly recovering.
The Greek Slave will winter at ST. Paul
Several merchants of that place are in Galena
with heavy stocks ofgoods, the pershable portions
of which they are selling here and making ar
engagements by buying teams, etc., to transport
the balance up.