Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-21

1914.
SThe Richmond Post saws. THE
Rev. Professor Goodrich. of Yale Col
lege, declares that the members of the
faculty of that institution are unit in
opposition to slavery" lie takes occa-
sion, to-, to inform the South that ale
cares nothing for its patronage.
Too OLD."-The Sunday -4tiaa, in a
fit of revolutionary enthusiasm. says:
" Huriah for the girls of '7Cr' "Thun-
der!T cried a Jersey Wing, ~thst's too
old! No. no, hurrah for the girls of II y
The New Jersey Wing got all to shout
with him, we are told and the old women
about his ears.
The houses of the Arabs are never
without lights. They burn lamps. not
only all the night long, but in all the in
habited apartments of the house. This
custom is SO well established i'll the East
that the poorest people would rather re-
trench part of their food than neglect it.
The heavy shower of Thursday, we
learn, lodged the wheat in some f, Ids,
and the hot weather succeeding the
storm, was bv no means favorable to the
filling Of the berry. Winter heat, how
ever, is past danger most of it being
ready to harvest, and the spring is not
so Liable to rust as the winter. \ few
more days of dry weather will put that
also beyond the reach ofinjmy--JaHcs-
rifle Gazette.
The Patent Office Is doing an unhcard
of business. Nearly sixty patents or
about ten each day-haye been issued
within week. The whole number OF
new cases tavorably decided will proba-
bly, exceed three thousand for the past
year.
Wild IHindks.-it is said that large
numbers of deer are moving westward
from the Canadas. Red deer are very
plenty on Lake Superior, and reindeer
are much more frequent than formerly.
Beaver are also quite numerous in that
region.
Death HdStened.-Thc Baltimore Sun
has the following paragraph; the italics
are ours: Major VIM. Keller died at
Cumberland, Md, on the 22d inst. His
death, it is said, was fastened by wound
received in the arar Of 1872"
Posi- OFFICE APpoINrMENr-Thc Man
itowoc Tribune says that Mr.. VI. f. LY-
MAN, formerly of this city, has received
the appointment of Post Mastcrat Wash.
ington IEarbor-.NH. Sent.
ALL RGCHr.-A physician i'll Buffalo
has been fined $50 for ncglccting to re.
port cholera cases to the Board of Health
as required to do by municipal ordi
nance.
Some stalks of rye, measuring
seven feet ten inches have been left a
the office of the Saginaw Inquirer which
wants to know if they can be beat
There are in the State of New YORK
28G lodges and $4,000 Freemasons.
A vessel has arrived in England from
Sydney, having on board seven bales 0.
New South Wales cotton.
PHILADELPHIA DEBT.-At a meeting
OF the City Councils of Philadelphia, a
committee reported that the whole debt
Of the consolidated city was SlS,0O0,OU0
including S9,000,000 of railroad stock
drawing interest.
THE ladies who took part in the liquor
riot at Baraboo, have had their cXamin-
alton and were discharged on the ground
that no crime had been committed.
Z; g Ripe Apples and Tomatoes have
been IN market for some days. Ucre-
iaHd Plain Dedier 9TH inst.
Ore$tc$ 4. Br0wASoa, the distinguish
ed Roman Catholic writer avows him
self "A know-Nothing."
CONCORD. July I.
New Hampshire Senator The Sen
ate on its part has elected Hurry Hb-
5drd. United States Senator for the long
term.
PHILADELPHIA, July !.
Rcr. j. H. C0rgW NJ i. clergyman. OF
MIontrose, was killed at Schuylkil on the
4th, by the discharge Of a cannon.
\ CORES pondent Of the Transcript says
that Barnum is magnificent humbug,
and Julien is Barnum set to music.
The Riverand IIarbor bill which
passed the House, has been reported to
the Senate and referred.
GN The New Hampshire legislature
has adjourned finally, without electing
Senator'S.
ISThc number Of deaths in y. Y.
City for the week ending on Saturday,
was 81, being the largest of any week
this season. III were from cholera. be
ing an increase Of - over the preceding
week.