Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31
New Yornr. 25th.

New Yorf, 18th.
The Northern Light from San Francis
co arrived this 4. NJ. with 800 passengers
100000 in specie. She connected with
the Sierra Nevada which left San Fran
cisco the LIST. The Northern Light was
detained three days waiting for the stea-
mer Central America. The steamer st.
Stevens took down 100000 in freight.
Nothing Of special Importance from San
Francisco.
In Oregon bill had passed ordering
a vote on the formation Of a State Gov
eminent.
Honolulu dates to 18th Feb. Anaexa-
ton was still talked of.
Intelligence from Lower California
states that the tillibusters had nearly all
left, and those remaining were suffering
from want of provisions.
The Maine Liquor Law had been in
PRODUCED into the Legislature.
We have no mails south of Havana.
Hon. John Boyce, recently deceased,
has bequeathed $4,000 to the Charles
ton College. and the same amount to the
Orphan Asylum,
Steamer Washington sailed at noon
witt. Il passengers and $4,000 in spc-
Gle.
The clipper barque Grapeshot sailed
yesterday for Constantinople with $500
019 worth of muskcts and other fire.
arms; the Grapcshot was recently pur-
chased by Geo. Law.
the Times and Tribune publish this
morning an address to the German pop
ulation by Governor Kossuth. 1t was
written in consequence of the rejection
by the L. s. Senate Of the Presidents
nomination of George Saunders as Con-
sui to London. 1t gives Mr.. Saunders
high praise for his amity and zeal i'll his
Office, and deprecates his removal as an
event which tends to place this country
in light of giving aid and comfort to the
despots of the world.
pittsburg, 25th.
David J. Wells was executed here to-
! day. Large crowds thronged the streets
and at times it was difficult to suppress
disorder. lie read dying declaration
reciting the proceedings ofthecou which
convicted him, and denied the iallrder;
that he had never known his victim be-
! fore he went out with friend to redress
/ friends grievances heated with drink,
m dness and insanity; he had no rccol-
lection of events until after the fatal
blow attributed to him. lie concluded
by eXhortmg his young friends to avoid
the intoxicating cup cordially forgiving
all.
PREVIOUS NEWS.
California news important. Adviccs
! cf lNnIlrn..fs Dxtn1itinn Eal, Sth
Ships Coiambio and Portsmouth ar
we'd at Enguada on the l4th.
| Walker spiked guns and started for
SantonaS with men and one field piece,
( leaving behind the sick and wounded,
Many troops deserted, and those remaing
were dependent and had abandoned all
hopes of success.
Mining accounts exceedingly favorable.
The quantities of gold raised are greater
than for many months previous. All
miners prospecting.
Indians from the interior arrived at
Panama say that Shaw's party was killed
with wild beasts. The story is not be-
licved. 1t is bHeved that the party was
killed by Indians.
Markets at San Francisco exceedingly
depressed.
New YORK, 24th,
On Wednesday morning an attempt
was made by two persons to assasinate
4 Mr.. ii. Cassiday, editor of the Crusdder,
an Anti-Bedini paper, while in his own
Office. The attempt was the result of
conspiracy, and the parties making the
attempt were arrested.
New ORLEANS, ODD.
The steamer United States has arrived
at the Balizc. days and IL hours from
Aspinwall. She left Aspinwall Oh the
! 18th.
! The steamer Ohio was to sail for New
/ York on the Goth.
Samuel Sherman, while walking near
( the Rail Road track between this city
and GAINESVILLE, last evening, was run
against by the & o'clock train, breaking
his legs, and brrIising him severely. No
hope of his recovery.
BALTIMORE, 9th.
! We have no mail to-day south Of Mo-
bile.
A letter from Senator Clemens appears
in an Alabama paper, explaining his OPP
position to the Nebraska bill, in which he
says President Pierce a few days ago in
conversation with a Northern Senator
and himself, expressed decided opinion
/ that the Douglass bill was proposition
in favor Of Ere, dom, adding further that
if it should pass. although we might abb
sorb the whole Of Mexico, not another
slave state could ever enter the Union.
The President also expressed great sur
prise at the opposition the bill met with
at the North, and equally surprised that
the South would be willing to take it.
WAsHINGTNN, 24th.
The Senate is engaged in private cal
endcr.
In the House the Senate bill for extern
ding the warehouse system was amended
and then passed.
Col. X, s. Hobbie, Assistant Post-Mas-
ter General. died this morning after a
severe illness.
The case Of Col James Collier Of Ohio,
an alleged defaultcr as Collector of San
Francisco. under General Taylor, is to be
tried at New York lst Monday in April.
The Gadsden Treaty has been under
consideration in the Senate to-day. 1t
will not probably be disposed Of for sew
eral days.
In the House the Committee Of the
whole on the Indian Appropriation bill.
Speeches were made by Wilson and Hunt
for. and Brinkerhofr against the Nebras-
ka Bill. The latter spoke against Mr.
Cutting in strong terms. Mr.. {. has the
floor for reply.
NEW YORK MARKETS.