Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


Flour in market for low grades steady.
and Western l. l-2al6c lower under I'M
favorable news by the steamer.
Flour in market for low grades steady
and western II - Better grades firm
and in good demand for export and home
consumption, Canadian quiet 7,62 Sales
Western canal 200 bbls. 7.44a7 80 for
common to straight state. 7.G2a1 .6S for
mixed ofancy Mich. and common to good
Ohio. Decline in freighes induce more
firnLesS.
Grain-I.ittIe wheat and prices nm
changed. Rye steady. loo. Barley lower
1000 good fore road LOS. Oats firmer.
owing to temporary closing of river Asa
80 for state and western. Corn lower
and unsettled, supply light. Sales 1900
bush. S2aS3 for Jersey yellow, So for
southern yellow and white. Nothing do
ing in western market.
Provisions-Fair supply ofpork in the
market, prices favor buyers. 1862 for
prime 10, : formc>s. Beeftends upwards
supply moderate. II for rcpacked Chica-
go. Gas for country and city prime. Prime
mess steady. Lard heavy. Lac So
Butter firm and i'll fair demand. l4al9
for state, Hall for Ohio.
New Orleans, %.
Great excitement at city election to-
day, 3 men killed about the polls.
We have intelligence from private
sources to the effect that Fort Belnap in
Texas was at the latest advices surround
cd by 400 Indians The garrison was
reduced to sixteen men, the balance hav-
ing gone out III pursuit of the murderers
of the Indian Agent. Fears were enter
tanned that the Fort would be captured
and the inmates before reliefcould arrive.
Albany %.
A large quantity Of lumber belonging
Myers & Bennett on Water street, was
destroyed by fire this morning. Insured
10000 in western companies.
Buffalo %.
The weather here has been very cold
for the past few days, and ice has been
formed in the creek so as to prevent YES
sells from moving about.
Washington, March %.
Official announcements of the u. Q. Gen
cral appointments, states that he has made
arrangements with Australia Pioneer Line
of Packets, to convey monthly to Australia.
1t is rumored that an attempt is about to he
made to cXpel Northern member from the
Senate. Mr.. Petit, Of Indiana will lead
the onslaught. The Senate to-day ordered
the printing of reports of committee appoin-
ted TO investigate the claims presented to the
board of Commissioners under Mexican
treaty. The Deficiency Bill was then taken
up, and Mr.. Gwinn Withdrew his amend
mcnt providing for custom house at San
Francisco.
The House passed a Resolution providing
for expenses of modifying Revenue Laws.
Utica, March %.
Senator Douglas was hung in effigy last
night on the scaiTolding of the new City
Hall.
Boston, March %.
The Eastern Railroad Stable was burned
this morning-l0 horses persisted.
New York March %.
The Courier's Washington correspondent
saws the fishery treaty depends upon the ac-
ceptance, by the British provinces of the
provision submitted by the Ministry; if ac-
cepted, the treaty will be concluded in
fortnight.
A serious difficulty has arisen from the
personal debate yesterday between Mes
srs. Cutting and Breckenridge. The mat
ter has been referred to friends. The
Express correspondence says, that Mr..
Cutting has placed the affair betweenhim
self and Mr. B. in the hands of Mr.. Hunt
of La. and the friends Of both parties are
now trying to arrange the matter.
The Africa brought % passengers.
Lord John Russell was quite i'll and
unable to attend to his duties, in conse-
quence of which the House adjourned from
Friday to Monday.
Dispatches received in Paris fully con-
firm the news of the attitude assumed by
Prussia and Austria. Austria expresses
perfect willingness to join the Western
Powers. but Prussia positively refused on
the ground that she was not maratime
power, and she had comparatively little
interest in the matter.
4 despatch from the Austrian Minister
was received in Paris, explanatory, but
its language is said to be abusive and I'M
satisfactory, and indicative of a change of
policy on the part Of Austria,