Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-17
News by Lightning!
Reported for the Keuosha Daily Telegraph
New YORK. 18th.

NEW L Okh.
The total loss on the vessel and cargo
of the San Francisco is over 100000.
1000 bbls of -four ON board insured at
Sl2 per Dbl. in Wall street.
The bark AURA, Capt. Crosby. arrived
yesterday from Melbourne with dates to
December End.
RoNpouT. 18th.
The steamer Nor1rich arrived this NOR
ming from New York.
BALTrMoTE, 18th.
\. O. papers of Tuesday are received.
The Black Warrior seizure has caused
great excitement in Mobile and New Or
| leans.
New YORK, March IA, 1854.
Flour six cents lower. For western
an state limited demand Better grades
lair demand and firm. Arrivals light
prospect of early arrivals from Albany
depress market. Canadian heavy. Sales
westerncanal $500 bbls. 81 ,S1a7 "a; com
mon to straight state; 81 "a for mixed to
fancy Michigan and common to good Ohio.
GRAIN-Little change to note in wheat
demand moderate-prices nominal.
Rye not so firm; 1900 bushels Jersey
81, 10. Barley firm. Oats plenty and
heavy; 50a55 for state and western Corn
good demand but there is some advance
! in freights. Prices lower and favor buy
ers; sales $4,000 bush. SlaS2c for south
ern mixed; S2aS5 for Jersey Yellow; SO
ass for Southern Yellow; S4aS6 for Sou
thern White; SO for White mixed.
! Provisions-Pork SIS 80 for mess
Is p for prime. Beef buoyant, fair de-
mand Sl4 90 for repacked Chicago, and
/ SO so for City prime; 9 00all 50 for
country mess. Prime mess q 00a22 90
Cut meats steady and quiet, SIS 10
| for hams; S6aG ID for shoulders. Lard
strong 9 3-4al0. Butter in good de-
mand, market heavy l5a20 for State; $l2
ais for Ohio cheese plenty and dull lea
/ l25.
The Steamer Princeton has arrived and
in sailing orders, and is now lying off the
! battery with her supplies on board ready
/ to sail at a moments warning. Herdes-
tination is supposed to be to carry out
/ the result of the deliberation on the Black
Warrior affair. A dispatch from Wash
/ ington in the Times states that power
! full influence yesterday was brought to
bear on the President to induce him not
to recommend suspension Of the neu-
trality laws in relation to Spain. The
Cabinet is said to stand thus: Mrrcy,
Gushing, Davis, and Campbell for decisive
measures sgainst Spain. Guthrie and
! M'Clelland, doubling.
= Steamer George Law, from Aspinwall
on the 9Th via. Kingston, arrived at noon
to-day. She brings S97S,000 and $40
passengers. Among the passengers are
Messrs. Holcomb, Winthrop, and Bird be-
longing to the parties detailed from the
frigate Cyane to survey canal route "a
cross the isthmuS of Daricn.
! The steamer Nashville sailed for South
ampton and Havre to-day-24passengers
and S3G4,00O in specie.
PROVIDENCE 18th.
An effigv of Senator Douglass was found
hanging ON a tree in Arlington street this
morning.
LOUISVILLE, 18th.
The steamer Caroline running to Mem
phis was burned at the mouth of White
river on Sunday. Boat totally destroyed
and 40 to so lives lost. The flames spread
so rapidly that escape was difficult. As
soon as discovered, the pilot run the boat
on to a bank.
Fifteen persons seized the yawl and
attempted to reach the shore, but the
boat sank, and all persisted, Captain
!. Creighton jumped overheard and was
lost. John Rice, pilot, persisted at the
wheel. Boat was burned to the waters
edge, when she slid off, and sunk. Boat
and cargo total loss-only 7 cabin pas
sengers were lost; the remainder Of the
victims were hands and deck passengers
BosroN. l4th.
Much exultation among a portion OF
our citizens. caused by the decision of the
Supreme Court against the constitution
ality of portion of the Liquor Law.
WAsHINGToN, 14th.
HousE.-Mr. Appieton asked leave to
present remOnStrance ofthc y. +. Clergy
against the Nebraska Bill.
4 resolution introduced yesterday tC
remedy the confusion at present existing
in regard to the appointment of Cadets
caused by the new c congressional District:
Of the several states was passed.
In the Senate. Mr.. Everett presented
the memorial of the \. L. Clergymen
against the Nebraska bill.
Mr.. Douglass called for its reading
lie said it was not respectful to the Sen
ate. and he desired a word upon it. He
then in very strong language condemned
the statements of the mcmorialists, de.
nouncing them as attroci0us and SANDER