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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21
EMPRESS AGENCIES.

II INGSLEY j. CO.'S EASTERN AND SOUTHERN
N Express fer tho afe aud 1eody traasm9oD Of email
,arccs Ard merchandise collecting drafts bills so,
In tho prin pa G1ssGrn and Sonthsrn ciiss Custom
ouso business ATTENDED Ia Mex York. ost5i aud Poi
ladclIhis, Once no hall htceet, corner ol Broadway
A DAYS Il CO.'S CALIFORNIA PARCEL ExPREss,
IN per United States Mail Steamer III Dorado, Taura
Day Jaa. LILY tho United Staten HAIL steamer 81 Dorado,
Tor ChrRrcs direct, ehai despatch Parcel Eypress in
Oh o. special Thrraday, 2st inst
O'Clock, r. M. Eaprees cosesat ~ =. NJ precisely.
ADAMS u TO-, u and Is " all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

DAM g. co.'s CALIFORNIA FREIGHT. PACKAGE
IA and Parcel Exp-esa ,or United Sta Nail 3sesmer
Georgia on Saturday Jan Oar nfx resnae California
Fr.bt and Package VIII forward In charge OF
especial freight sgens the United states
Mail steamer Georgia Saturday 9Th ips At O'clock
r. NJ CLssres, direct. All Freight for this steamer
DO sopt nto ooe wish isyoice or before Fsday I'd
inf to enable TO comply with governments requiston
ding and sealing charge 20 clippers by this
Custom Gouse feg Consular Cer 90 .to Every
thir waterproof condition. IL will be 10
rk No package should exceed rs pound weight.
smg parcels Tor trunks will bs received III
lo'coGk. Y. 81 q sailing 10 through ia charge
81 our speeai messenger ~ cc5tlustiOn.
hDAAS& 90. 10 aaa IS Vail street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

WAETED.-A REspECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w wishes situation ne se stress would have obec
ton TO no US ore Of the family Please call
able at no. ii ETsoeh street. The best OF given
her labt eitustion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

itsaDsN eSD aaeOy RAILROAD LINZ, T0RPHl-
~ ls6eipfls a. III oio1k a. L., irom Mol, Norsh
liver. i.o OK Battery psco ~ pteanbost JOs POTTER,
.slY isuSaags excepted ss.ivrg Az Phiirdapha As2H
8 y. rafs. -; ge,ora ass8 81 Hnirans line Itb p
Fare. 81 e. l. sLIHS, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21
SHIPPING.

s?oR LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES MAIL BTEAM.
ship Atlantic-Cspt. James WessThiB steamer will de-
part with the United States mails Europe positively ON
sasrrd.g Jsnosry th AZ O'Clock NJ from hor berth ~
Tic ioGt oil Canal sreet. No berth secured till paid for.
ror rosA. panasge. having unequ.lad
for elegance arc comfort apply to EDWARD X. COLLINS
Il CO, No 81 Wall street.
The ssoamahp Arctic win succecd the Atlantic. and sail
pbrrar
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COpA RTnpRsHIp xoTIoEs.

nj oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
An whom il eoncesnTt the PartnerBhip heretofore
existing under the firm of Lazarus kasner aud Ramus il
dissolved. Mr. kasneV died in Gaioraia and the under
signed tho furyyng partners have closed the ard
Longer partners Dated New YORK, January - 1857
ALEXANDER LAZARUS,
ISAAC RAMUS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

N Nov York Hussars Captain J. Louis will give thei.
Annual ball. at Nibos saoos Thursasy evening" January
i2 to proceeds Of which will be aPrropri,ted tor
lowing Places Hall n Sons Jsquss Brothors. Gould
Co.. ana Jois's music stores in Broadway Colonel Yats
II Cedar street; Lieut.. Ash 800 Broadway N GERM "a
nIoaswsyi Q. u stEins s2 Gyeerwich street; Beog.o
Carleton House. aud Delmonicog IN Broadway ana CLAM
ssree.. DodswortE's ION ba1di3 engaged
FRANCIS J. LOUIS, Chairman.
HENRY GrRsrLE, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

NJ IBL0'S GakDEg.-NOriCE-IN COMPLIANCE
with the suggestions OF we'll Yiahors the Ar
lists Union Italian Opera The prizes On future eeaas
be uniformly nifty cents and extra oh
Box office daily from to " Aud from of.
day IPURlTAN in which Bosio. Betsini, Badiau, and
Colctti will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21
EEsaS A1LAfls' uUGUH.

NEW YORK AID HAELEA aAILROA D-NEw
~ Ycrf Albany ,ni rr oy.TEo Harlem Railrosd Ex-
will be for through trains and afser Monday.
January i9h. 52 Passenger trains will ieave City Hall,
New York, IT O'Clock y. Returning, will leave East
Albany nj lOi5 a b. Additional passenger Sraios and
Ire, trans r. be ru. tte road in few days, Of
which due nstios will be siven.
n SLOhr. cupsrin sAndanN.
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GygAsCIRlss


- n
pany having euy organized under the visions Of
law OF this STATE books of sorpon tor
II S00 each " the epal stock @ per cent 10
paid will be bc Oico OF Gilbert John
ssn oil street. the "a inst and for ten DAYS there
ID. n. BAkBlDT, secretary.
New York Jan 10. 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION AS
w onambcrmad-can 90 hno sewing or essist the fns
veshnp Reference given from her last place Of service
Can be for two days. Please call No. 1913 Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21
.NON San FRANCisCo VIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ShLI % r y A-FOR CU tGRES DIRECT. TIE
ospler did s.ssnshp pl0Nt ER, Capt Asa Eldd,e,
beif rladS will 10 s1e fsoh Of Pike sbrest,
Eas tho ar dsy thst the leo T permit for tho
above direct ghie vessel having cgans secommoja
tor for eabir accon cabin and 0teerags yot
modato hundred moIc passengers than srssdy earagd
Por treiabt pa5sage apply to SPoFfDID TILE3FOH,
& co No a. souih street ,rso W y }. 2; TAPscoff&
co. 50 South street Passengers BY ths Pioneer viii
strive ~ Panama In sbouA tlne 70 tho x3suncnt
City, 10 oor yey them TO California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

XTANTED-TO co TO an INLAND TOWN III
neighhcrins state person COMPETENT 60 Keep boots
by double and good tcsmonlss 9,
ability &c. hcdresa W. h.. Herald oaee stating salary
typccted,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

NOTICE.-BATH HOUSE. l.. lat THE solicit.
~ tt.on of numerous friends, the Bath House will be
during the seigng the reception Of company and
sleigh riding parties, &C. Refreshments WITH good music
provided, for the bail room. ISAAC DAVIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21
v.sTRUCrsoN.

prENNASsniP.-T H8ss REDUCED GoLDsMIrHs
writing sooms, 2s9 Bro.dway hrst conner abore the
Irving M. @. receives new pupils daily At nbaif the
usuol ehsse viz for course OF ten iesons an
each stationery 50c 50 for twenty Lessons noud
stationery Private Lessons a the oay reduced
10 $40 Ladies CLASSES st II a. and o'clock p Gen.
cepting saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

E'CE SAgANNAH--U. s. NAIL LINy.-TUE SEy
rad sIcueid steamship AiAGhHh Captsin C D. fud-
Low, viii Weave Nov icrk for savaansh saturdA7 2h
J lsry 81 o'al5ek r. ~, ffsm rl0t 10. ., r.
treACut or passage, t,piy 10
ssi.L. y. MITCHELL, i.5 Ffoa' ssrccA
ths farldA Captain ayon. % saturday. JIMMY y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

A RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 TRAVEL AND MAKE
IN Mcney0n receipt Of One Dollar (posaZe psid) nH
yertssr will scnd 20 any address the nrt OF manufacturing
,wo articles, which usnufa3ture, eud viii
ave hundred Said cles wanted by eysIy
end wcuan in the United States. SOO month has
aud 10 made By tho sale OF Thorn. Addrens Box A. Tai
fRhsafee Floxfas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21
GeEAr AND INrESusrlNa NEws!-aEruaN or

I Asst MONT THE RECEPTION IF PROF ESsDR AN
dsrson, ia to tho Metre 9otan Ha
enthusiastic. crowded and fashionable audiences
sstouhdod the wonders po fo,mei Profess
Dor A. performs every eyerinsdoors open at Isad on
TtuIaday and Saturday afternoons Admission, % cents
ihe Hal 10 ell warmed.
EJ ATI0NAL THEATRG-VANTED IMAEDIATELY,
several Young Ladies for the Corps Dc Ballet. Apply
at tho box otise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

WANTED-FOR A LADY, A SITTING ROOM AND
BEDROOM, with Board, in the neghs Of Houston
Ececker street, Terms must BIO moderate and
paid in advance required. Address II. box 45 Post
OGice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

In PURSUANCE OF RESOLUTION OF AMEETING
L held Janusry 49, 1852 at the cold Watch House,
Of Christopher and hudson streets for the temporary
relief the suffering of the Ninth ward 10 resolved
general meeting Of the citizens Of the Ninth ward DO
held at PLACE, Wednesday evening January
relief to those suffering from the
codness OF the season. earnestly requested 10
tend. BY order. FREEMAN CAMPBELL, Oh airman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

NIBLO'S GABDEE-oPERA NIGHTS MONDAYS,
~ Wednesdays FridRys and saturdsys AL apple
for the establishment tuesdays and Thursda
dressed 30 JOIN SETON, kibioe Garden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

LNEGlNEERS INSTITUTE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
II Engineers Institute the profession in general
respectfully invited to meet ~ the Institute Rooms l6
Boery Thursday st o'clock p NJ precisely 10 attend
the funeral Of our late worthy associate John AUSTIN
who killed by Tho late plrson Of the
~ Savannah BY order Of d. G. CREGIER Secretary PRO
Asm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

AgyANTED-IN AN ESTABLISHMENT IN BROAD
w wpy, Tacur Fran Sis understanding thoroughly
he Partisan style. Cutter Partner. with wthous
Ipitai-a Frcnchmtn only. idress ". l.. Herald ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

vlN0 CAUFoRSIAys.--OoLTs PISTOLS, or ALL
sizes, Holsters Belts &c, Guns hihes Bowie Knives,
A. W. SPIES n Co., 81 Maiden I.ue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

rE'EcMPsONIAN AND BOTANIC STORE FOR SALE
Herbs. Botanic Medicines Sc DIS,
sih ina coed viii OF business this city, will be
s0ld low. dircs1 }. NJ NJ, lox 1916 Post Office.
JsgO LARGE BOOKS, ON FIRST FLOOR TO let
oootos's oidoe, Fourth AIso'gsutssl
,rSrimcrto with BATH rargr c will he lot TO small
c.l families Apply tn E. g. KINSiiINER, $40 Foucth
from to z +. a., and to AN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

IIElrED STATES and PACIFIC 1AIL STEAMSHIP
Comparatively through line Tor S.n Francisco, via
Lhasres direct On Thursday january u, 81 r u The
spcnid new dcuaic enIne steamship EL DORADO, nne-
luaei In her and speed 900 sons II. j.
hsttstcin, Y. s. NJ, coumsndor, wills s,il on Thursday
J5rusgy - t2 o'clock, r. precisely from her foot
q Warren serce North river. With tho Nails
ascot fo Chsgrcs connecting with tho extra February
Panama Van Francisco. Tor and
freight .pry - The office NO. l West street, oorne.
strooe, North river ". BBills Of ladng signed
81 the ofige, on the morning of calling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

nor RIO DE JhEEIRO VALPARAISO, PANAMA,
l. and Ban TrsnoisooTho and double en- CINE
ship WINFIELD SCOTT zfty tons burthcn Kcnney Couil
lard. commander will depart tho above ports Saur
day tho 2ith mat Ar experienced attached to
this chip will proceed In her from hence. For passage
apply to DAVIS. B,OOKS a. Co Is Beaver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

xBINEg WILLS AND AIS SISTER MADAME u.
GayeiEA Academy Cor Dancing lsd krsoeui depott-
Ien, a. Abe Ssayvesiat Institute, 60 BrosiTay.-Es1
commencing Glasses for adults Mondays and Thurs
days morning and evening" clssees fer asters and msse
wsdncGdays md sstrdavs. AS r u. horrs devoted
special ofssses and 20 rrisaso lessons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

yMAbTED-BY A RESPE srABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
W situation plain cook washer and i:oner
Is chamoermoid; haa objection 20 10 the country
1hc beat Of city references given Nay be for days.
~ No. 25s, Eighth avenue between 1wenty-thft anc
Twenty fourth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

ESok FAN JUAN AND CHAUEEs, JANUARY ~, ar
~ r. Tho splendid steamship UNITED
STATES a1J .ono Surthon chasies @ Berry commander
~ 3si SHOVE. FROM yies North riger. Che 10
rsaie buis II ne strongest msacy; b double iron
br1.d. I'D Is, IN eYes respeot trss clss5 steamer
hes odEtiona icI cahn, second cabin and
psssrSera a. rsrrPAssed ~ steamer aaeas Fer
Gre at ard pr8sge sPply to J0sSSS JOiNSUH 10 Wall
~ i, third aeot o. 80 RALLIES & LORD l0S Wtust
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

NJ RICANTILE LIBRARY ASsOCIATIoN-TO THE
M Mmters-The undersigned tees called upon TO
his name in Card ontaned
this &c ia UNAUTHORIZED and without his
knowledge or consent. II. z. LOCKWOOD
Tuesday. Jan. 90 1882
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

UNPAID CROrON WATER RENT FOR l85O-NOrICs
" hereby given to the esseeB Of property
mpcn which the Coton water rent Of 1870 remains nnpsd
shat the sta deinquonts have been fled in this ooe by
the CIR Aqueduct Board. The undersigned will receive
payment thereof fur daily hours
OF ccosk; in default which property
affected thereby will DO advertised aad cola pursuant
law. JOSEPH n. TAYLOR, Comptroller.
Comptrcller'e Office. New York, Jan. is, 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

EOPARTN Frs aiP.-FHE suBSCkiBsRS lave THIS
" day formed eopaTtIerhip der the aud firm Of
Coleman Pile, for the keeping and management Of the
ErsIsrd House, Ilnirs, New York.
HENRY PIKE.
The undersigned hlyiog leased the above hoel pledge
shemseiyee that every exertlon will be used 70 render IL
worthy the patronage OF travellers. GOLDMAN PIKE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

boy WANIED-TO LEARN THE DRUG BUSINESS
I'D but those wh1 bring the host Of reconmsnda
lions ss 20 characters honesty 80. Apply TO G. H. RING
49, broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

. ccrapans-on throngh liuo for san Francisco, via
aud Shnsres. On saturday, January & a. r. n.
TO sndd double engine ste anshp GEORGIA, uno-
Isiu ia her snd spcod. 5000 song, D. D.
Pa.r, u 8 ~, commander, will sail on Saturday. January
y 81 o'clock !. NJ preesely rom her Pier as ioos OF
acU srcL. NOrl river, sih the g0-errent NAILS for
3area, ooRneotng with the fayoro u g. N. steamship
5s,opi sai without delay fer Fan Francisco, on
-ryE ~ Passengers aud male ~ Panama. For freight
aa apply 50 the o:noo, III West street, corner Of
street n, RDiiia OF iading Ct the oiioo
- tie morning Of sailing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

XNANTED-A SITUATION, BY REsPEorABLr
W Protestant young Nomsn, as plain Cooh Washer aud
Ironer Chambormaid and 10 assist in washing snd
i-onpg Coed reference gvrn. Apply at No - Charles
street. in the stsrs. Can be two dsye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

DooKKEEPER wANTED-By A DRY GOODS HOUSE
40 Address, In hand writing applicant staing refer
and sasry (Which must be moderately johnson. ct
this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

NPECIAL NOTICF-CUANGE OF TIME.-THE MEET
ing Of stockholders Ct the New York and New England
Telegraph Company called for the 9th instant, will be
holden Friday, the sd instant at two NJ at the How
AID Hotel. JOHN MCKINNEY, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21

LNaR SALE-rHE GOOD fill. STOCK, AND Fiy-
lures OF Rtnifyns House. Cordial and Byrup N,gu-
factory for sao Enquire on the pyomiscs OF A. sChL
LING. No. 1lH TIM d ntYect.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
EXAMINATION NEXT WEEK.

The Teachers and the Pupils Of School No. /,
are DESTROYS Of seeing their patrons and friends
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of next week The little fellows in the lower
room will take the two first DAYS; and as the
Teachers intend giving them more thorough
examination than they have generally taken time
for, it is hoped that parents, and others interest
ed, will spare few hours and 60 in and notice
the progress and condition Of the scholars The
scholars in this department intend to SHOW that
some things can be done as well as others for
they are not to be dis;anced much in the news.
paper line, as they will have paper Of their own
ready to read for the cdfcation Of their friends
There is spirit for you. Who now IS unwilling
to encourage such laudable cforts2
The scholars in the upper room will doubtless
do their best on Thursday and Friday. Its ex-
Pocted that they clso will have a paper worth
hearing and we are confident they will be plea.
sed 70 see all their friends present
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
Total, lac Members.

The Apparatus consists Of the following:
Engines, with all the necessary apparatus fol
drawing water and forcing il through 1000 feet o.
Hose, each.
Hose Carts.
1000 feet Of Hose.
80 Leather Buckets.
Hook s. Ladder Truck, with full compli
nent Of Hooks, Ladders, Axes, &c.
Very little additional expense will be needed dur
ng the present year il this respect All the APP
paratus IS in admirable order, aud ready for eff
Gent service The Companies are provided with
comfortable houses, and take a laudable pride in
keeping every thing in perfect order The present
force is deemed adequate to any ordinary emergen-
cy, and will not need to be increased until the
number Of buildings shall be mach larger than at
present.
Some attention has been paid towards OBJ aiming
supply Of water in parts Of the city not accessI-
be from the lake or the river Two Reservoirs
have been constructed, which viii yield IA supply
of water except IN very extended contiagraiioh
One two smaller Reservoirs are needed III pof-
tons of the city which are now cut OF reach OF
water. Quite an important part OF the CITY, as to
! buildings, lies around aud south OF the Public
SQuare-and should a fire occur IN that section,
the Department would have to remain idle specta-
| tors for the want of water. would respectfully
sucgest that Reservoir be constructed in the
square, which could BE- done without a large ex.
pense. supply Of water rs also needed in me vi
| entity of the Public School No !, and the Catho
lie Church. The wells in that vicinity are too
shaiiow 10 furnish even partial supply, and with
out Reservoir much valuable property might be
destroyed for want of water The Engines ca
pabe OF forcing water much greater distance
Than their present supply of Hose viii carry IT, and
AZ addition Of 3A0 or 100 re: 70 the present. 'nr
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16

We give, this week, this able and business
like document from the pen of our new Mayor.
1t was delivered On Monday eve, at the Court
House, in the presence Of a room full of our cit
izens. |: will be commended for the appropri-
ateness of lis suggestions, ard the method of its
style while the facts and figures will do great
deal towards enlightening the citizens on the ac-
tuol condition OF the finances and prospects Of
the city As an Inaugural Message, (without dis
ParagIng its Predecossors,) we must say it is a
model
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
Somers, April u, 1852.
T'URBO.

FURTHER News OF THE ExrLoslox or THE
GLENCOE. Tho ButFalo Commercial; A4rer,jS.
CT says that later despatch states that $50 lives
have been lost by the terrible calamity. The
scene was terrific. When the explosion occur.
red, the boat was rent assunder, and human bod.
les, mang|ed and whole, and fragments Of the
wreck flew mp to a great height in the air. Mum.
bers of the wounded were seen struggling in the
water for few moments, but soon sunk to rise
no more
Passengers and crews Of other boats at the
landing, crowded to the sides of their vessels TO
witness the arrival Of the il-fated Glencoe. Ma
ny of them were killed and large number hor-
ribly mnti!atod. The shrieks OF the wounded
the red glare Of the fire and the general conster-
naGcu were j1descri5able.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
OFF for California,

Notwithstanding the discouraging reports
which reach our eyes from all quarters, the new
wagons with their ashen bows and white cloth
tops, are still moving a5out the streets and start
ing for the land of dreams, disappointment, and
gold. Every team takes three or four able bod
led men, who each take more money than they
can earn in year, and with their outfit, off they
start for short grass-saleratus water-horse
meat broth-steep mountains aruincd constitu-
tion-and life of misery, disappointment and
SORROW. MAY il never end in crime.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
STEAM ryELE aCD,EC.

We understand that this mill will be Pat into
immediate repair and use, BY some practical mil
lers and engineers who have become interested
in the property. In addition to their merchant
milling, they intend to accommodate the farmers
by a system of exchange which shall be estab-
lished and agreed on as mutually Beneficial
This mill, rightly managed, as we have reason
70 believe it will be by its present owners, will
become highly profitable to themselves, anI of no
small advantage to the city.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
w ASIIISGTCN Anril e

SENATE.-Mr. Douglas presented petition
from Henry O'ReilIy proposing to establish a
line Of communication, by mail and telegraph,
from the Mississippi river to the Pacific ocean
Mr.. Douglas said the petitioner did not ask
money, or donation of land, bat simply that
his line of telegraph may be protected by mill
tary posts by the government and as military
posts have been authorized in that territory. he
asks that instead OF being placed in large bod
les, that they be put in sections twenty miles a.
part; ard that deachments from each post carry
the mail and by the telegraph, the mail and en-
igrants could be protected; if the government
agre to do this, the petitioner thinks that in two
years from this time, he can publish the Euro
pfan news on the shores of the Pacific in two
weeks from Liverpool.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
Correspondence Of The Free Democrat
Se marked with = have been elected

MADISON, AprlI y, o..
! The Assembly, to day, passed the Senate bill,
appropriating $1,000 to Gen VIM. r. Smith, To
detray the eXpnse Of compiling documentary
history of Wisconsin.
|, also passed the Senate "bill TO ncorpora,c
Double-headed Brown, with two run of saws"
with an amendment "that both saws run on one
crank, in which the concurrence of the Senate
was requested So that, whatever is the fate
of said Bill, Brown is likely to attain an incor-
porate immortality by being bound up and pre-
served in the Journals of both Houses
/ The Assembly have passed bill apprcpriating
/ $500 TO the State Agricultural Society, to BE-
expended in premiums, or in purchasing seeds
| for distribution.
| The Senate passed bill to provide for the or
ganization of separate Supreme Court, and for
! the election of Justices thereof-~electioD next
September.
Also bills to incorporate the North Western
! Railroad Co.; the Milwaukee and Horizon Rail.
road Co; the Waukesha Manufacturing Co.;
and the Holland Trading Co.
| 1t also rcsnscated the bill to organize the
7th Judicial Circuit ard several others ouce kill
ed.
! 1t passed the Fox and Wisconsin River I'm.
provement bill over the Governors Veto I3 to
5, not even giving the message the courtesy of
( five inmates consideration, or waiting to have
it entered on the Journal. Senator Conkey said
the arguments had all been repeated in the As
sembly or in the street This, we suppose, is cour
tcous treatment in his estimation.
The following is the Senate vote:
AYEs-Messrs. Alban, Bennett Bowen, Bugh,
Conkey, Dean, Palmer, Pnckney Prentice,
Sharpstein, Stewart, Wakely. Wright-I3
NAYs-Messrs. Huebschmann, Reed, Squires,
Sterling, West-5.
We rejoice to say that neither Of the Alilwan-
kee Senators voted for it. 1t will be killed in
the Assembly.
Both Houses have agreed to adjourn the 18th
INST. S. NJ Is.