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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

e,ess and eleeaae. coupled with Western Aospfahfy
No meal IN the whole tour enjoyed with keener
r.l,b than This supper with Mr. Hamilton. (who re-
turned In time 10 st down With us) his wife, and the
whole Lore,t sturdy corps Of the Prairie Farm
Ten o'clock p. NJ Saturday, July 23, found us at
Moline, I'll.
M.lIe has by far the best water power OF the whole
Wet +, is a nourshng trading and manufacturing
town on the Rapids Of the Mississippi, at the head OF
Rock leland TLis is L s. Government Island, OF
500 acres oiyc ing the River One arm Of this vast
river y securely damned on the Moline side Messrs
Pitts Gilbert & Pits, who own the power realize -
ready about 81 900 annual for the Of the water
end not title Of il ia yet brought into requsOn No
lue is the point where the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad Grst touches the Mississippi 1t is growing
rapidly, Rock leland and Davenport towns much
larger than Moline, although they lack the immense adj
vantage OF the water power
From Moline to Peru distance Of ~ mules. we came
by FIink & Co.'S line OF stages, in IL hours, including
oil relay & for change Of horses, and dinner!
From Peru 10 Chicago via Rock Island Railroad, and
from Chicago this city 10 81 hours via Northern lndi-
ana and Southern Michigan Railroad and Buffalo and
New.York City Railroad over New York and Enc Rail
road route reached town the Ist day Of August, mpfo-
we'd In health and spirits with the conviction that the
Wet il great country too gTeaiJor Puny man TO mo,
nopOii-e that II il provideutiay organized on grand
scale as the central ground and rayiDg point of the
mighty armies who with pen, and tongue, and sword,
and cannon are 10 fight the last great battle of Liberty
and naUguTste earth the reign Of everlasting night
eousness and peace &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
COMMERCE AND COMMERCIAL CITIES.
Frouu The PeetasiIl Republican.


The growth Of connsreisl cities has almost always been
rapid sid While increasing 10 sire sod importance there
has usually been corresponding increase Of spendor ana
injury The mar sims cities Of Old Pbenics their Extend
ID comnsoe and their adventurous fleets are stories OF
history ALEXANDRIA and Carthage other and not iess
ro,csbis srsn plss Calcutta, London and New lofk on
10 ds, and San Franz Of the hour are the modern IN
.,src.. If the grosth II commercial enporiuns One
turorso YEAR ago Calouts untboagbs Of Tue waste
now star &c was broken by single trading tanon
I'm. F.sf India Company known As Fort Wihsm. To.
osy ,pl,nlis opuIent city Of tens Of thousands o.
b.:snts invite The trader and the trays 20 70
~ roEd.d atc basy streets Lcrdon, Of ancient f)unfe-
icr 'or hsli century has been growing With an sccs,st
r0 rsr ciy until nov fair sized cy IS annually Addfdo
~ tcfcers New Yosk half century ago, was > smai
.oun b.. bred 90 the lywsr part OF the s!znd Nov
sretoi - mics While the railroad lines convert NJ mo
pss and coun.ies OF The surrounding states into SUD
ufbs Brunswick, Pat rsop ard other places 70 Nes
Jers,y Nor,,ssna YoDkers Tsr9tosn, Sing Sing Pseks
IN !, 0ihsr places il Nes York N0.sak. &c 10 Con
ueciicrt gsiead. Sc, Long Island, Win Al we
CONT, O. az reherdsd 10 DE circle We have cese bed are
rsully Sling % win tins 4 bOLsands Who haYs ,nef
bn,i,S. ~ ~ great connfrCid emporium Of ne New
Nod san FEa1ciscO kEs spsurg Ike the creation o.
wand cut Of barren s&-d .no black hilisees n-e e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

Gull Islands With Long Island 70 bound the view upnu the
south and IN the rear fne swell If grass land. inter
sp.rsed with ciumps oftrees f. steps from the house
beach Of clean white sand. with dozen of the best
srrsI gsd bathing houses have furnishing all
facilities needed for bathing perfectly safe for chill
drep Open, nearly al sides to the have here
almost always cool breezes which render WOODEN clothes
comfortable, anc build Up appetes which the whole
teere de CUISINE of the Pequot scarcely conquer.
during the intense heat Of August in Neg-York had
bat day here which no, tempered to comfort BY
the ses-bIeeze.
Mr. Crocker sogr landlord trmeriy aud think still
connected with the United States Hotel Boston, is al
ready favoraby known travellers aud with his assist
ant Mr. Mather is untiring in bis efforts 10 please his
guests The entire furnishing of the house is nex, aud
sth few improvements which the experience of
this has shown be Necessary, and which will
probably be adopted next season the Peu0t House can
Lot fail 10 be Immensely popular.
could suggest feE points in which this house is de-
fcent, but where can be found entirely
free from objections.
The house has been full al summer and at least
hundred could have been filed. The visit
Ors from among the Most respectable families Of
NevYork, Hartford, Norwich, &c, with a strong dele
gsiion from Cincinnati and other western cities -
Among the New.York families who have been staying l
notice the names Of r. b. Minturn, E u. Morgan,
b. Young scbermeTborn, Couenet, Bsbcock III. H..
Leeds, Fearing Rev. Dr. Potts. Earl Douglass, DR..
Bolton North. &c. &c.
The usual sea side amusements of sailing and fishing
have every facility here Several safe boats with
perenced shippers are attached TO the house and sail
If few miles takes the fisherman to the loca
toIs where be drop line With but little dOub, Of
getting response.
The LeDnie TOO, a smart and comfortable yacht, be-
longing TO j. b. Young Esq is here and is freely used
by us liberal in giving sailing and fishing parties
10 his friends. The LenDe. although built more for
comfort than for speed acquitted herself IN the most
credrabe at Newport few days since in a race
with some Of the New.York Yacht squadron
We had an interesting exhibition few days since Of
target practice with sixty eight pound SHELLS from Fort
numbul. The target was placed ln the sound about
two miles from the Fort The shells could be distinctly
heard through their entire course but could NOT be seen
Some Of the firing very wild and most of the shells
exploded high in the air The target certainly seemed
to occupy the safest position in that Deghborhood.
Access TO the Pequot House from New York is had
either By The New-York x Nes Haven and New London
Roads or By the Norwich * Worcester Line Of Boats.
The transit occupies six hours By rargad aud eight hours
by boat. If the Sound be preferred the Connecticut
will be found as comfortable boat as man can lind
aDySh here in these waters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
THE EDYMOIN CASE.
Corre,poIssnce q The Albany Evening Journal,

Corresporsen:e q The Albany Evening JOurrsl,
ALBANY, August Is, le5}
Wedne sdsy afternoon the Court met at O'Clock.
by the name Of HOrao Seymour called -
a witness His evidence placed IL beyond shadow OF
doubt that the III the applications for pardon And IN
the other or the pardon which was granted and conss
0unty IL name Of the prisoner who was pardoned ana
whom be intended to pardon, Sss Efy0o" with al ~ no
Essnr, ir, with 3 So that point IL settled
here IL the order for the pardon. was endorsed on
the back OF Of the petitions
c-s-t 49,, - - H. SEYMOUR
The couu eel for the People then attempted to get up
SIDE i.ue ia this roundabout way viz oy proving that
he forged the applications his pardon anc thai there
lore the Goyeruors sympathy With the unfortunate con-
yict was lot genuine that therefore his pardon Of MIN
net genuine and that therefore hs CLAIM 20 ms WI.
If ka5e1s co4Bgs not genuine, and ma therefore nS
aIIest su6 Imprisonment rus genuine, Alo Jl.s Aac "s
nd proper, @ Z ID. L,,A, ~
Acoorcrely the officers Of the PRISON were ~
op- liter Gnaiher 90 the stand There va: nS &aen.
ard the AID the prison Ply A1d us AeePs VI
he hAue bop, AID the Keeper VI The Tssse ans o
CelrsCt,r AID The strict Attorney OF Ooahly &c
On REGULAR exau Il alton they were Al unanimous IN
fclsro ~ they Cd not IN the peltons attributed 70
~, ri p yuon vas not sex and that hs might
- sd ~ s.uers became he h2d opportunities 10
write AID was a szii a. pTlieF ana enSf-ysf.
mi ON eloss e1an nation hey ali equally unani
- s"rh dsuying ths; lie had .yer sssA Edyuoin any
sr - write or . &: prlg mA.sEals Or lad enSo1r
sss6 H. rTiiirg OF ksd BEEN 81 Al rsmss 10 watching
iir So euiilg he egsiher tbs testimony does not
tfr ~ srfa. CT Of q. yghsre IN particular.
Its eruilAiiln II tbess slness-s W@s eoun1rad
ur.ueb tie day, Yesterday and al lis morning lie
p hssrow a sgnea .or dinner, but srrt 70 s1y
/ rte yises Oh Rhsa J. rose from breakfast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

7. Worden sbd Attorney General Chaife,d for The
WSrosn ot the Prison james Cox for the prisonsr
and Christopher Morgan the same sse ccsed he A.
sEmebf. This morning the ease vss .ahns,ss 10 ~.
Court - socr = O'clock waen Ju.se Humphrey sts.ed
that he would take the papers snd advise conss hsn -
rsaey 20 reusce his Gecision-
T1e prisoner then rsmsnded back into cs,,sv ~
TIE SsCrsr. when the CoIr, adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
CONNECTICUT.
prouoIt Ususe-Fi.hins-rnrset Exercise, &c.

Cou.stondeuce Of The ~ l. Tribune
PECUOT HOUSE (SsW- L0tdSn) Friday, Aug L. I25a
Ihave been staying st this pleasant house for several
weeks Ast, and wish the good readers OF The TbHse
10 lros what delightful summer resort fsey have ia the
in ~, diat neisborbood Of New York The house which
viii acc odate about hundred and fifty guests,
situated ut the mouth Of the Thames River about
mile and half below Nsw-London aSd ecmbines al the
.LmeIts of desirable sumner home From tEo lides
ON nave an extensive view Of the Sound, Fishers and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

TIE evidence 70 TIE q EogIsn VS. concluded 80
f.-r.v Afternoon E o,l,.b, @1sn q n hss cosssei oE
ue yfsoufr opsn.d ne Argument BE vas allowed oy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

",
Ccurt cpsrei 81 4. =. s.ssEday mornlns. beiJrs
Ju'gF I.y'cr.
III. C,urs. Re state hsvisz conelu9sd The summing
CT O. p p prove tuiifn oI frrsT evening,
Nr fts haslfv. 90 D. a-f-nse e'n.msI ED ~ sr
.uu,1t 81 sbi1h IL follow. 're h leading points lie
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18
Marine Disasters.

We regret to learn that the Steamer Dire
tao, bound for Detroit, via the Sault Ste. Ma
RE, went ashore at the Beaver Islands during
the heavy gale of Friday. She had on fall
cargo of provisions from Chicago, mostly des-
tined for Lake Superior. We have not heard
the particulars Of the disaster, or the extent
of the damage, further than that the 1rctic
was run. ashore to keep herfron sinking; the
sea having nearly extinguishei her fires
The E. r. Collins started from Shebovgan,
early yesterday morning, to the Arctic's relief
The Propeller Forest City also got ashore at
Sheboygan, during the same gale, but got OFF
again without injury.
We hear, Also that the Prop. SAGINAW,
from Chicago for Buffalo, lost a portion Of
her deck load overheard during the blow, and
that the schooner Aaaromeda, plying in the
Lumber trade between Two Rivers and Chi
cago IS ashore at the former place.-NH.
Sent
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18

G5--Fhe New York Tribune furnishes the fol-
lowing statistics of the rum trade and traffic in
Ne@ York City 'aAt
( The whole number Of places where alcoh-
lie lieTuers are sold in this City, is 7,105. IN
licensed, 1,222; reported disorderly, 1868
with grocry-shoTs 3,789; larger beer shops
I,o86; exclusively wholesale 1885, OF the
taverns fer travellers there are only 336. First
Ward, 452 drinking shops; Sesond, 100;
Third, 800; Fourth, $40; Fifth. 285; Sixth,
1879 Seventh, 800; Eighth, 1925 Ninth, 268 ;
Tenth, 238 !; Eleventh, 594; Twelfth, -IIe !;
Thirteenth, 1877; Fourteenth, 880 Fifteenth,
IFS; Sixteenth, 335 Seventeenth, 40, Eight
teenth 59z Nineteenth, 425; Twentieth, $50.
OF the whole number, 1894 sell three-cent
drinks 1892 six cent-drinks; 24,one-shllihg
drinks; 1911, are closed on Sundays; 920
have gambling; ,043 are kept by Americans
or persons. calling themselves such; 3,270by
Germans, 1927 by Irish; 234 by other
foreigners; 233 by women, and % by color
edpeople Open Oh Sundays, $500. Drink
ing places where boxing matches are allowed.
II; resort of thieves, 1876; resorts of prosti-
tutes, full 500; billiards, ZIG; dauce-houses
Of prostitutes, etc, 162; dog-fghts allowed
in 6; rat-killing allowed in cock-ightiug
allowed in Z.
We are obliged to leave ont much more
infinite and voluminous detail than We pre-
sent, but as it is we give horrid picture
One unbroken chain of drunkenne 5, prosti-
tuition, crime-winds in and about New York
forSthe want of Maine law There are
without it other hejl-holes, $3.50 family gro
ceries where the servants and children Of fam
lilies may. encounter the drunkard and his foul
circle. Think of it fellow.citizens Think Of
the scenes we have describod-and the bio
temptation that coils serpent-Ike around you
and yours -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18
D0CTOR YOUgSEEr,
THE POCKET EsCUIAPIUS

OR, EVERY one HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
FEvHE Forlieh Edition. with Cne Hundred Il crayirrs
IA showing Dseases aid Mali rpttioDs Of De human
system inevery shape and am. To Nhfchs added res
Use on the Diseases q Females Leng he kgLesI i'm
porsrce to led peoples lloe etniempiGrg mar
uage, By - WILLIAM, ACLNG, NJ d..
Let no father be ashamed &c present copy of tie fSCJ
APIUS 10 his child. II may him nom early grave
Let no young man OF woman enter into the obliga-
ioa OF ID armed life without reading the P8CkET HSCII
LAPlCS, Let no suffering fro hacknied Cough,
Pam in the Side, restless nights nervous ieG Rga, and The
whole train Of Dyspepuc sensations, and given up by
yscian, be another without consulting rs
CLAPilS. fiaye the married. those about be mar
ed any impedmeni read this truly useful book it has
been the means of saving thousands from the
death
I az my person sending TYVENTY-FIVECE CENTS enclo-
sed letter, will receive one copy Of this BY mail
or five copies viii be sent for one Dollar.
Address, (p0sL paid) DIR. WM. YOUNG.
2i-Iy no. l62 Spruce ST, Philadelphia.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18
RACINE CIRCUIT COURT--EN CHAN
rY7T1 ...


James d. Parsons and NewbOid Lawrence, RI e
s-.cxs Isl
Patrick Cosgrave, Mary COSgrave, Michael u. curFan
Adounah J. underhlls John G. Lloyd, Nelson Monroe and
Thomas w. Partridge. sa
Hpf VIRTUE OF 4 final. DECREE made by thi.
. Court IN the above entitled e, dated the ord day
OF November 1850 and an order Of said Court entered in
Sald cause on The 2lst day OF October, 1853 shall sell NJ
Public Auction To The highest bidder al and Singular The
aergaged premises mentioned IN the bin of complaint in
said cause and therein described follows 10 al that
certain lot or piece OF land situated the town of
IN the County Of kenosha and state Of ~ scosn bounded
s follows; beginning IT The centre OF the highway at the
SoitI West corner of lands owned the Esd November
Mr. White, thence Norherly the West line OF
said w es land Forty 40 rods. thence Westerly lively
~ rods ON lire parallel with said road, thence Souher-
y ON line parallel with the first mentioned line Forty 1907
rods to the centre OF said Highway thcce following the
centre Of the highway easery Twelve rods 10 the place
of beginning
The above sale win take place Saturday the tenth day
OF December, A. DIs53 al o'clock in the afternoon ol
that day, at The Court House In fc Cify of Kenosha in the
County of Kenosha and state Wisconsin Terms cash
. Dated 9TH October, 1853. OSCAR T. DANA,
STRONG * FUIIFR, Spty-ial Cotnnii ssIouer
Compints S0lrs. rt9-35l
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18
DIR. III. JOHNSON.

=. ,,.1-1 = III n q II SN FE O N,
g liz ms professional services 10 the citizens of Ike
contradiction, that in an exneFicnce Of jyt s, nroc
uce IN INC Treatment Of Western diseases he nayer has LOST
ps4eh u ieNers however complicated with local Difficult
Snge instance alicd 10 render the NECESSARY Md and 10 an
ply the requisite remedies Ia the profession Of
OF the qualification OF the afflicted viii srqrra n am
dertake, TO crefhe following discusses, or no I
verS- Lung Complaints from Bilious Devan-,mppts Sore
Eyes. ali difficulties attending eoHinemens Rbcuoaisr,
Liver Complaints, all Female Complaints whatever their
nature or character; Ague intermittent Fever by from
one 10 six portions OF Medicine, eposl with The applicant
wish it distinctly understood That all The ADORE naIacd
Compans win cure, pay will be asked fdirectons
followed.
- call and prore tie rirfues Of tkr nrto meiieiur.
Office at his residence, first house OF bridge west of
Congregational Church
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The Roch-
ester Union of Saturday last says, Mr.. IL.
Phelps the Agent ofthis Company, at pres
ent collecting men in this city, Informs us
that there is an army Of $4,000 laborers at
work on this line; and the Company are pay
ing 1925 per day all winter. a large part
left this city this morning, to JOIN party of
laborers from New York numbering 30 men,
all going to work on the Illinois Central Rail
Road. 80
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18
{ FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.


~ PCRsU ANCE or A DECREE Of the Circuit Cour.
Of the State Of Virginia, held for the County Of Ohio on
Tuesday, the 2eh OF June 1883 the Subscriber Offer at
Private sale the follow ing property, TO wit:
The East half OF the South Eas quarter Section No six
90 and the south half OF fractional No (5 all in Town
enc y, a8d west of Range 2 east adionin
the Cy Of Keno ha, kenosha County, Wisconsin, ON the
South combining bsGoy eminent Survey. one hundr red
and sixty eight 6) Terms OF sale are credit Of
six wee and eighteen months by the purchaser giving
bonds ana tecnri for the instalnents md II title being
held as further security until payment or deed Of trust
or mort gage taken secure the same.
The subscriber may be consulted by letter addressed 20
Wheeling. Virginia. JOHN b. RAYLESS
Oct 2S'h, 1853 Commissioner appointed b. said Court.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18

/. H. S.-These letters are seen in the
Catholic and Episcopal churches, and in the
prayerbooks of these sects. They are abbre-
viations of the Latin phrase, "Jesus Honinum
Salvador" which signifies, Jesus the Saviour
of men," Some may ask why the letter |
is used instead Of Because formerly there
was no letter J in the Roman alphabet; then
l was used where now is. Many Of our
readers can probably rember having seen the
name of John spelled Iohn.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18
Ho, for Liberia.

Baltimore, Nov. s.
The ship Banshee, chartered by the Amer
.can Colonization Society, sailed today for
Liberia with l27 emicrauts.
She will touch at Norfolk ON her way out
at which port she viii take on board 66 ad-
ditional passengers including nine white mis-
SlouarcS.
Previous to the departure Of the vessel, aP-
rropriate exercises were had, consisting OF
singing and prayer. Sc.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18
IgAn Enrlishman has inyente

Eg~An Engishman has invented a new
= haelburow, The wheel is placed under
anil sunk into hebo,tom; 50 that the weight
rests on the wheel and net on the hand, and
theie Is less oscillation. BY means ofthiS bar
Tow /, is stated that twice the usual weight
can lie wheeled
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18

CHINESE Coolies FOR TENNEssEE.-The
proprietors Of the Cumberland Iron Works,
on the Cumberland river, Tennessee, have en-
gagged the services Of twenty Chinese coolies
Us iron workers, They are expected to arrive
shortly at Cincinnati, from whence they will
beforwarded to their destination. 1t is stated
that the Chinese are very. expert in working
iron.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18
Enp SIZE

a SMALL HOUSE ON 4 coon SIZED lot !, !,
"a situated in the North Ward ofthe City Of kc- 90
nosha. II will be sold cheap, aud offers frs.
chance for man of snail mems who a=-=2
homestead. Part Of the money lcfl on time de-
sired.
Enquire at this flee. ""t r.
kenosha, Nov. 9, 1881. OFF
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18
a1g-The Knickerbocker tells GOOD stor

RE- Tie Knickerbocker tells good story
Of little fellow who was forbid, BY his moth
er. gong to the brook to swim. One day he
broke her command, and in putting on his
shirt he got the wrong side out. His moth
cr quickly discovered this, and knowing he
had been disoJeying her orders, she asked
how his shirt came inside out? This was a
stumper, under which the little rogue stag
gered for a moment, but frightening up, he
replied triumphantly-"O. I-L-guess l
turned it getting over the fence"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18

ET \ Flowing match took place at Rich
mani, Va, on Thursday, for prize Of one
hundred dollars, given by Madame Sontag
IN immense crowd attended, and Madame 5.
was loudly cheercd-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18
EGTP AY

FISSklN mp by The Subscriber the 4.h inst. Year
y ling Hei!cT-Red &c or, with White Face; oil hind
leg white and tail white While on tha belly.
The owner viii please come forward. prove property ard
pay for this advertisement, and take her away.
PATRICK HARMON.
Bristol Noy. G. 1853. 2I-t
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF Mr.. OLIVER, OF
THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-Mr Oliver, who had
the American Department atthe Crystal Pal
ace under his charge, left home, suddenly, on
Monday week, since which time no trace Of
his whereabouts was ascertained until Friday
afternoon last, his body was discovered in the
woods at Harlem, " here it seems he had COM
United suicide, by shooting himself
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18

BREAKERs AHEAD-The Washington cor
respoudentofthe New York Express, writing
under date of the 10th, says that President
Pierce is thunderstuck by the New York
Hunker vote Secretary Marcy has been tel
ling him along, that the Hards" would not
carry over 10000 with them, and eneourag-
ing him with the hope that the "Sofjs" would
elect their ticket over The Wings. The wind
is changing now, agd the writer says that af
ter Congress meets, wcmay look outto s4naIls
in the Cabinet. He adds that it had been
the intention to chop off every Hard bead,
in Office, in the State, but the result Of the
election puts a stopper to such proceeding.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18

IMPORTANT FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Prom the Sandwich Islands the news Is
highly important. DIR. Judd has been re-
moved from the Office Of Minister Of Finance,
and Elisha Il. Alien, late United States Con
SUI appointed in his place.
A decided step has been taken towards
annexation othe United States. The French
British Consuls had protested to the King
against such an act, and the American Com
mis.oners had replied in a firm but dignitied
manner-Ihis movement had caused the
greatest excitement in the island
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-18

A WORTHY RGrLY.--A proprietor Of one
of oar wholesale clothing establishments, was
waited on hy committee Of STRIKERS the
other day, and asked to sign a resolution not
to give employment to females hereafter
lie replyed by saying That if there were
saea 50 unteeIine as to make such request,
the only answer be would give them was that
if they did not leapc lis store he 1could 5ich
then, OUT CHE. Joar