Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31

- tAclAS ~'IISbiiiS@ mas bNIi CdiiIO at
Milwaukee to protest against grant of
land to the Rock River Rail Road, and
against such grants generally. 1t seems
it is not thought there that the matter is
entirely dead yet.
The contract for Rail Road from She
boygan to Fond du Lac has been let, and
the contractors are ready to so no with
the work as soon as the means are fur
nished.
Eight Southern Representatives among
whom was THOMAS II. BENTON. voted to
send the Nebraska Bill to the Committee
of the Whole.
\ Washington Correspondent of the
Journal Of Commerce, a paper warmly in
favor of the Nebraska Bill, speaks of the
Bill as dead and buried
From the first of August 1853 to the
last of February 1854. the export of
wheat from the United States has been
twenty millions of bushels.
On the Michigan Central Rail Road
the earnings for March, 1854, as compar-
ed with March, 1853, show an increase
of l15 per cent.
\ meeting of the Clcrgymen of Chica-
60 was called for yesterday afternoon to
consider the Nebraska Bill
In Detroit, Milk dealers are charged
So extra on Water Rates Wonder why?
The only Rhinoceros in the United
States, up and died at New York where
he was on exhibition. lie was valued at
$4,000.
Mrs. Lewis and husband" is the entry
on the books of Willard's Hotel at Wash
ington and is exciting some comment.
Why not as well as 1Lr. Lewis and wife
We are indebted to our Representative
Daniel Wells, Jr., for valuable public
documents.
The Racine AcIroca:e, says: the report
that Gen. Reed had established u line of
steamers round the Lakes is premature.
Hudson is way up in St. Croix County.
There is paper published there called
| the Hudson JoulnaI and u very neat pa
per it is too. The last number contains
a very flattering account of the growth
and prospects of the town of Hudson.
| The land in its ncighborhood is said to
be excellent, and to be obtained at Gov
ernment price. The Journal calculates
that before two years pass away the town
of Hudson will have doubled itself.
The Hudson Journal gives the detail
of murder committed in st. CroiX. \
half breed by the name of Dumar being
the victim and another by the name Of
Donaldson his murderer.
The same paper contains an account of
destruction by fire of the steam saw mill
of Stevens, Leonard & Prescott, in that
County.
We have not recently opened a State
| Paper but which contained the proceed
ings Of one or more Anti-Nebraska meet
iHgs.
The burial ground at Marshficld, con
tains not only the remains of Daniel Web
ster, but also those Of Peregrine White.
the first child born in the Plymouth colo
ny; also those of his mother and Gov.
! Winslow The ladies of Marshlield So
! licit donations from all American women
| to purchase an iron railing to enclose tie
! grounds.
BY a close examination Of files of Amer
/ lean journals it has been ascertained that
the total of killed by casualties in the
United States, during the month of Jan
uary, must have been about 500.
BY the will Of McDonough of New Or
leans. lately pronounced valued by the Su-
preme Court, $4,000 per year for forty
years is secured to the Colonization So
eiety.
1t is expected that the even sections of
land along the Fox River which have for
long time been out of market will soon
be offered for sale. 1t will furnish a good
chance for investment.
Nicholas p. Trist, whose name was in
every mouth few years since, in connec-
with Mexican negotiations, is now engag-
ed in selling patent rights Of washing
machine.
Three persons were recently drowned
at Watertown in this State; two ladies
and one gentleman.
At the Old Folks Concert, in Albany.
! $4,000 were realized. S365. 40, of which
were clear, and devoted to charitable pur-
poses.
/ Three vessels are building at Sheboy-
gan.