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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28

ARREsr oP KipSAPFERs u KgSTUcKY. --Greai
Excitement and Lmp3rianl DiselOiWss III has
been discovered thai gong Of villains has besn
orsanised for some tine in Kentucky, who obisin
their livelihood liysleallng free negroes in Ohio
pnd selling them into slavery. A letter from
Aaysyille, Kentucky TO tile Frankfort Yeonan
SAYS raal. sAf
kidnapping ifee negroes 10 Ohio, aud deluding
our slaves from leir masters 10 TeoaplUie and sell
Them san established profession oil gqng Oca.
led uptnlhe borders Of lbe Ohio, combining will
negro traders inlle interior Of this Stale, lefeby
boldly conducting yillhinons system OF piracy,
hitherto unknown IN The annals ii crime in Ken,
lucky. irita
ON Ftilsy morning this community was appiis.
I'd Of lie fact, through lie agency Of coloTed PER-.
sons HAT a free negro girl zoe Jofeibiy hkfn
from Ohio and broHghlt g ksaigekys Suspicion Of
Tie statements Of the JlegFoes (Which u not eYjf
dellee in Kentucky ployed that Lewis, ALEU-
ond Henry Young, Of this county, were The inji-l
yiduols In wloss possession the gifl Twas found. g
Arrests were made, our besl and proi0ihent cit-
gems turning ont 10 capture tie f1gues Lewisand
Allen Young wee lofcby taken by lhe people
from prison and delivered 10 the authorities OF
Ohio, where they will be disposed OF eslhe eggra.
yaling merits Of tie case deserve Henry Young
u detained iof lIial ON ibis side Tbuslhis suffer.
Ing colnpuniiy islo 10 I'd Of three brothers whose
bold career OF crime was terror 10 The peace and
safety iof ihe public.
Lewis and Henry Young openly bossl Of their
determination 10 burn lhe oily. They confess Il 10
be their source Of livelihood 10 steal fee negro
OF decOy our sIhytsaud sell ihemio negro Traders.
The city council net on Mountaineering and or
teIednmeclngoflh epeople to project iheiFrigLls
and pioperly of within hse days lhe oily lasbern
fteiin gadons portions oiitlH Town, and the
alarm bell ropes cut, in the neanlimeseyen oreight
OF our slaves weie missing. The Iowa meeting
ealltd'byth Council was presided overly ltilp
Mayor, resolutions were pdopled, and committees
Of vigilance appointed, Slallng disclosures have
been made itgaEding ne lhle Terrible powder eS-
plosion, with other aclsuf Violence, knowniuihe.
calendar Of unhappy events 10 Alaisyille.
Ill /
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rfTbomas P. Cope died at bis residence In
philadeIpAin, on wednesday, aged 81 years. He
vss lie otiipaiot Or copv's line oIsLNsfppol
packets. aud for half century occupied high posi-
ticnsin Philadelphia. He ssapposed 10 Ne worth
ss,OOO,OOO, He was Quaker and commented
business in8Pbilaaelphia, his nalSe place IS
tobaceonisl, Illshsn then was Thomas 4, Cope
aad The advertisement 10 The papetswss hcmas
p, Cone sells TobaccoiD Writings Alley" He
became at lest laiss owner q shipping, Tie
sLips Thomas r. ccpe. Algonquin, AcnOnSahsB,
susadeha0na, Pniladfiphipi agdanqppsrof oh,
eLs were bis properly. !. "A
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InroafASr AnRksT, VIII 10 iecoll ecled, thpt
about ihe loss Of Otlobet, SamqelD. scoyille, an
6ffcer Of he M6Iine Bank Of sayahnah Gro,
absconded isom that oilywilh ten thousand ollpIs
Ia noiessof Tie hank He aed, Il seems 70 ibis
city, and Yesterday osicct Cozslns arrested him,
ana foundinu carpet bag which ne hpd deposited
Al yoiein lhis y, between eight and nine thoai
sand dollkn me money ives all 10 The oielns
packoees. Scoynlowos boarding allhe Plnnicfs
House. und DE ossume name Of Lewis and
had been hele lot several days. 80 tonif Rep.,
Nor 10.
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aTIl ksud thsi Monsieur Julien, noldelensd
byhs comparative pecuniaIy allure iu.hs Vpllsd
states. intends 10 reyisilps 30 Tie Spring ~ l1ei
coming year At. present. he giyrs concerts y
London, il whiehthe Anedcan National ouadllle
and he Fitemens ouaadlle are P,if0fnsd win
success aQ
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APsse N6oao sot ciuiEA- -The Y. s. Gil;
emit contt lnaos,h,s decided lha. free negro
isnol n .,oitirtn o. ne United States within The
,n.ool6F Of he Constitution, entllllnyhim q sOsi
lam suit beforeihe q S, Court The case was
,hsl Of Michel against lanai Judge p@mmoad
mole re decision, and Judge Mclean conceded
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For Sale.

II OF No OH hipfN Is pqilsmrlnnr,, 1ne. Z,
~ hnd running back s1ioanGlIty Tisi. \. iSsn'
best los ltSlittle Ne
o On q SIt ss ,st m ~ y. NA0tisl
fCririormall0nenq lie atihllofhte or n.,t,p,..
N.Y. II 49, y AuSIiA
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@-oot6hCV . dl6,
VfliB pnhefslpei, hs,lghess Of Vim T.Stlh, m, A,
j private ale ohnSortbls terms lhsiSoWIssy ny UI.I
oriy, Wis r''f
NE dwelling iloqsssaa 10, on tlsjs,,r,,t, now "a.
pied BY Mm, II. hflhy ~ W.. w
Altd-iht Sioic Hottie ana DRtnlaou Matk.l s.,,.
now occupied BY Aiex'r Uityhaln. L = ''s-'t
Ato-L0ls Nos, pi 10, II, ~ ard pSit Of il ~,
sAlsnlops IN 20 Sqp,te bptna VISA addlonlR Wl.s
SlsO-par.s o. lois Nos as and s1sIn Cent?. Wiz
Also- Lvi no. eln square Islh South wItUik
Al,o--iot NO. ~ int hei town q hodhdstlIS I a
Alt0--that desirkble paisei OF Lihd % lie Ns,u
koaf tieir Tie Toll Gate, referred 10 by lanes PiSS
n l.site asSIenmeut..i 81 II xNfhl
fnIiher inlprg alon about he pT0rety and i1Tnit,
ht oblaIned nom either OF The sbb,ciiteIiorfr0m vi
.tlhN lf not scd belole M0ndsIi lie jlf ay oI DtoS
esyleYl, VIII onthit as Be olertt atpubIs aKlis
CeuIt lipuas, JJ At.stt W
Fp'a JANIS BAKER. ~
liRNRY TALLANT, SAt,Ds
"a az wv ~ .
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aTGeasa Washington LAFAYETTE, son ofllo
brave as6enlR Lpteysue, j, icI3uiAlns a New
yoft
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dTIiow melancholy the moon must leel when II
hes enjoyed tbe fullness Of prosperity, and Is Re.
dhcsaio rs "laitauanefi'
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REAL nsTATn sALps,'
NN TyBbIV |. 7, sN Il.g on nRAL EsTATR.

fNNrlms1'.,'''Ss i, ~ ,,:s ~ NEAL ESrATR.
ioni door 1sts n. ~ y, w, sosk,
sle ac'lQlfo iln tilf,f hdi'f m, Xxx,
lsnou'nnnd gIoulds lhe h ni ~ h,pal
a, sai'siee q Ss sionIll,,i
Nusonese Naieholrt aud pfudnte NIX. W M. u
t,,l'' " lelt ildId t1ih \, he i,li,t. 4,
NV 'ss, sqal sitlintct ron lis
srr.,,,, ~ BE Two Besolisbe ~
l,s ssS q EIglsoq ~ pfofs1Y ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-28

Az IafosfASr TAM Of civil suit lordamsses
lsil Of 5000 and $1,000, against tbsowasrs Of
he steamer Henry Clay which was Destroyed by
Gre on lbe 2slh July, 1852, when near Yonkes,
on Gst Tip from Albany to New YOtk, hasbssn on
tdal in Goshen. The pTooeedinGsweTe commenced
about eighteen months Ogo in ilv Supreme Court
d omnse county, 10 ihe name Of The "execulcts
ofJ. Downing who this ne by ihe terrible
dIsaste. The 5000 was claimsd iotlhv lossof
SIL Dowing'sliis, aad The $1,000 for he loss Of
valuable bSSgase belonging TO lsceaeJ' his wife
anil OILERS ofihe family Twas sscsrtained that
tile prosecution couldu establish iheiEease fully
20 faf as regarded The cause q death, and, there.
lors, that potion Of the prosecution was dropped
The case tuned upon the bill Of damages fofloss
otpwpshS TIE jury retprtd verdict against
tho company for The full amount claimed.
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PALuns oy AN lRos FieM.--Ihe very enterph'
sing firm Of Reeves, Buck, 4 Co.. ron inanuiaciu'
rey in Philadelphia, lllsaRnOupesd, on wsdnes-
ioy stopped payment, their liabilities being yah-
ous'y stated at iiom nine 10 fourteen bundled
thousand dollars, with assets to lhs amount q
three mIllopsof dollars, The Ledger says,
Tbis Hfm has extensive iron works at PheniK.
willie, in Ibis State, anil we believe also Of Bngh'
ton, West Jersey. We have heard no particulars
as 10 The cause VI The suspension, bul we presume
Il results from The shock Tie iron business hasIe,
celyed lfonf The difficulty experienced in negollh
ting TIE millions Of bonds so freely given In pay.
mrDt Of Tpllfoalifoll. b., zoos
With 50 laIgHn maEgino assets as here shown,
II would hardly SEEN possible thai any loss can ul.
imaltly ensue, OF that HE concern will stop ppe.
Fatlcns. yeafaplheiTon business was esteemed
the most prosperous % The county. Now it's,
pto9ably, lhehosl completely pTosIfoted.
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Hats and 5Oaps,


WRhaye ibis DAY one VI tv hNest and most
neauiinl ass0Tlmenls Of HAS AMI cgs, That wo have
ever h1d or was ever brolg tLSrItyl b most fash.
iosab That could 10 made ihecAtts Tll markets.
II eompilicsin tau The following klaJs. li !
Gelts 80 I SILK moletkl Hats iight aud elastic, made
BY lie btst haters ksAt pud IN AtTet seeoldanse With
01f orders, Gents hue While aud BLACK beAYef, Olte
seal, 80 Know Nothing and Wld1 Awake Hats, white
phd bI.sbi solNrapd wool hsIsof sysly color quality
Also-Uaps or eyeIy ltSeIrlIon snd Of ihs most re
tent st, n sosS q t6s N6yts, Kld~ NolllHe pyia
esS Pylalnld, Caiidlan, Rastan, ksllth, w Sslhg-
on aud C1nso sdbll olsf Kinds III ebu'
dance which will DO A0ld Wwef thau gVodt Of these
kiids were ever Ohoied heloie % ihle community.
thldrens Hats aud Caps NJ II, kinds lust received
ffonIihe moil IashIonbe hOu,os NJ New York.
Carpet bags, Rlrs aud lloyes alweye ollhand,
AL nos0lt arc Invited TO cal aud ex'
anime Uur hienaeehl ttoeb Of gc1e before urcAsplng
elssyhse, awe feel eophdst HAT we eau please The
most iaslldlOuS.
Nethlng viii be wanting on our parl 70 st and accom-
modate OAf numerous palr0ns.
Word 30 Conniry Merchants,
III you Wish aH thug tue way Oh Hats aud Cars just
give call y we WIN gealAnee that we VIII se yog
goods as low IS they can DO 60, aj where this SHE OIL
Philadelphia, airl on 100 most fiyorabe Terms. X,
nvT $50 SD. ~ tRpkR q SON.
lnffffsHH ffinfeilf c0nY
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lDIRE0qORS.


THOMAS X, BRAllR, Pietlient.
r. @ RiPlW, Vice PIositell, tfiA
~ THoMks a. ALKxAkDEh, Seerelafy.
IA !. B.snkNREr, 0enefal Agent " Olnimlnib
Adlvldend OF eshl nor cent Tor The past tll months
declared w, =, ElhksoNl
ssplB lfi wliscllns, va.
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MIsOnLLANnoUs
LI1IR0GRAI,AI d. IgNdad YING.
A1tna Insuranoo Company,
HARTFORD, coNNHcTIcuT,
Ohnflered 1870 p tfFf ~

|Il7-I ~ cIpiIAL lI0tK NWl,WlU, y IlI -
iiankttotk IN Hartford, Attlie nal lep ylucfyiN
PhOcnlx,,,..,n ..,.,.,. l,s.t 1ggl1
lixcango ~ ~. ~ iifai'
farmers & Metfslilef 9se,gQQ
Lolieollg pt lyer,,s... ",,s".lg, q 3t, 81
HAN lofu..,p...,,,, ,,,s,,... go ivui4uQW r
llarllola County. DSp...,., s.is, 81
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\ CiIocKs, warranted ono ss,, cana
~ nnp wicKnANs
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THOR Family ute, Tor sale b. ne blIcloflpst qlanllly
u attic sllfalluul Store cortol or Main and Quincy
sfiftls uQlV
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28
New YORK. Goth
BUFFALo. Dot
New York Markets.

NEW FORK, = L. NJ. 10th.
Flour market Is ID - ID better.
Fair demand for export and home con-
sumption. Receipts quite small and ten
dency upward. Sales 5000 bbls, S6.37 a
$50 for inferior to choice state, us a
$50 for mixed to fancy ives .ern-inclu-
ded in the sales 1000 bbls state delivera-
Die this month, S6,S7. Canadian quiet
and firm. Sales $50 bbls good common
brands. 7,15.
Wheat market firmer; good demand
for export and home consumption. Sales
$500 bus. Indiana ,65; 1908 upper lake
l,59; 500 new southern l.10 $50.
Rye scarce and firm | - l.23.
Corn less doing; market better suppl
ed and material falling eff for east and
distlilery. Sales 81, 900. 65a70 for dam
aged, Il a II for common 10 prime mix
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28
Bombardment and destruction of GREY
Town.
New YORK. 25

New YORK. IS.
The PJDmeLhel1s, arrived last night, re-
ports that Gray-towR was bombarded by
the t. :. sloop Of war Congress. and was
afterwards set on fire and DESTROYED.
This was done because the authorities
would not opoIQgiIe f3r insult to Mr.
Boreland
Three English vessels witnessed it. but
offered no resistance
No lives were lost. The inhabitants
did not rcpel the attack.
I Late adyiccs from Nexico deny tho
death of Gen. Alvarez
2Gth-IEe Senate ratified the Recp-
roclty Treaty.
PHILADELPHIA 20.
The Supreme Court this morning set
aside the construction put upon the liquor
law by Mayor Conrad closing the tavcrII,
of the city on Sunday and decided that
they would only be fined S4Uu for IA
ureach Of the law. The result Uf this de
Nclsion will be that all the stores will be
opened as heretofore next Sunday.
A>negro seduced the daughter of his
master at Laurel ll,ll. \ couple of otIi-
/ GERS cndeavored to arrest him-he stab
bed one and mortal wounded the other
and then escaped. \ reward of $500 i,
offered.
The train which left New " 49,.
morning and due here at | | has not Il
arrived, tins : p. IN. 1t Is feared SOME
accident has ue.tlIvn It.
hA>H.N,Io., 2JtL
The Sergeant of the liUuSe has sent t.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28
Thursday, July %, 1854.

r. The readers of the Weekly will
find the recent opinion of the Supreme
Court on the Fugitive Law, at length, IN
our paper of to-day. This opinion, with
that Of Judge Smith, previously made, to
the effect that Congress has no power to
lecislate on the subject, and from which
Judge Wilton does not dissent makes
the opinion of the Court against the con-
stitutjonality Of the law clear, and puts
it on a ground which precludes the pos
sibility Of a constitutional law on the
subject. 1t is true that the subsequent
action of the Court on Booths applica-
ton for writ Of IIabcas Corpus, practi-
cally nullifics the possible immediate
good which might have proceeded from
their decision but the decision is ofvast
importance. nevertheless. 1t shows it to
be the duty of all who love the constitu-
ton, and would preserve it inviolate, to
labor for the repeal Of this law and more
especially does the action of the Court
in refusing this late application for writ
make this duty apparent. For by that
decision it appears man may be arres-
ted, fined, imprisoned, and finally put in
to the pcnitentiary, for the violation of
this act which the Court says is no law.
Surely every citizen of Wisconsin who
has confidence in the Supreme Court, the
highest tribunal in the State, should spare
no effort to get this monstrosity from the
Statute Book, which though pronounced
dead, yet for all purposes ofmischief still
lives.
E@ The article of our Wilmot friends
relative to their steamboat, has been
crowded out this week. 1t will appear
next
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

CHEAPPAPER-Weh hope the statement
of the Philadelphia North american is
reliable, that "a Mr.. Samuel Nolan, late
of the city of Dublin, Ireland, but now
resident of New York city, has. with the
aid of his brother-in-law, DR.. Antisel.
invented and patented at Washington a
paper.maAing machine ndpulp, by means
OF which paper can he made and furnish
ed TO the market at the cost of about
four cents per pound and. also. that the
discovery Of these gentlemen calls for the
cultivation Of q new agricultural product
in this country. We shall greatly rejoice
at the successful results Of such an inven-
ton. comforting, as it surely will. vast
benefits on the world. National Era.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

"A woman pressed petition for di-
vorce in one of the courts of Indiana, re-
Gently, and grumbled because she did not
receive it at once. The attorney told
her that it could not be granted before
September. "Ohr' she exclaimed, that
won't do I've promised to marry anoth-
er Teller in july"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

ed. Western less plenty; sales As 40
state and western.
Pork NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mode
rate.
Beef steady-sales $50 bbls country
mess 15,25al5, so, for city mess, 10 for
re-packed Chicago prime mess.
Lard without change.
Cheese inactive.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

Three of the daily papers of Buffalo,
the Express. Courier and Democracy
have entered into an agreement by which
their papers will hereafter be issued on
every Sunday morning and not on Mon
days. This change will avoid all Sunday
work, and give the compositors chance
to become christians, privilege from
which they are now almost entirely de-
barred
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

An exciting scene occurred in room
in the Census Bureau, this afternoon III
consequence OF a young lady attempt
ing to shoot one of the clerks by the
name Of Kerser, or kerscr.
Mr.. X. escaped unhurt from the room,
but the lady expressed y determination
to consumate the deed and redress her
grievances, and waited near the building
until all the clerks had left. She alleg-
es that matters connected with her hon
or caused the attack.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

TINS CHOLERA NOT C0NrAGGovs.-There
are some persons who suppose that the
cholera is contagious ; lhat there is in
fiction about the disease. 4 simple fact
will dispel this belief: In the Franklin
street Hospital, New York city, there are
three female nurses, and three permanent
male nurses. who have been in attendance
since the 9th of June yet neither the
nurses nor the physician, nor any one
connected with the hospital has been at
tackled by the disease.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

RUMoRED Loss OF STEAMER.-A re-
port reached here last evening, by the
mail boat from Chicago, that the steam
er NoRTHENER plying bet veen Cleve-
laud and Sault Ste. Marie, was lost on
Lake Huron-MH Sent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28
sTAEsE4WEATEEEEs 4 so.

SFiEGE4SS EA'EEEEEs a 60.
Have just received
boz. TuAVNSFNn'S SARShPARRILLA,
10 d.. ERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,
l ke@ TAMARINDS,
so do. ENGLISH CURRAAT, \ Superior ar
tice.
boxes BRISTOL BRICK.
IG0 bottle, best OLIVE OR SALAD OIL,
AN EXTRA ARTICLE or BAY RUN,
WHITE CHALK, and WHITE RESIN,
OLD PORT WINE. for Sickncss,
QUASSfA by the quantity,
BARRY'S TRICuPHEROCS for the Hair.
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, to Cure
Badness
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, for tie Cure of
Cough, and Colds.
PEPSIN, for the Cure Of Dyspepsia.
PURE WHITE LEAD, Ground in oil.
LiNSEED OIL. warranted pure.
TANNERS & CURRIERS', and MEATS FOOT
OIL, for Harness & Leather.
WHITE WASH BRUSHES, of all kinds.
PAINT BRUSHES, large assortment of extra
qualify.
sCRUBRING BRUSHES, Counter Brushes and
Marking Brushes.
BRISTOL BRICK for Securing, &C.
FLAyORING EXTB ACrS.-L,rpon, Vanilla, Al
mOnd, Peach, Ral;l, Ro-e and Orange.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Glass, Rubber, of the best
kinds.
WINDOW GLASS, from by Q to 10y "a, cut to
order.
SHAVING BRUSHES & sOAPS-a fine assert
ment.
SPERM & LARD OIL for lamps and MNchiner!
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

YOU CAN'T BEAT IT.-Mrs. Riley Cole
of this County, presented to her husband
few days since, daughter weighing
l5lbs.; having fouL teeth and could ere ep
the moment it was born!-Yo on can't beat
it.-Adrian UutchtOrer,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

EHa The decision of the Court on the
Fugitive Law occupies SO much of our
space. that TO get in a reasonable amount
0f other matter we have been compelled
to leave out some Of our advertising ia
vors. If our patrons will bear with us
this time, We will more than make it up
during the year.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

The TRAvELLER.-A second attempt
to raise this steamer on Saturday was
rendered Intellectual by the unfortunate
giving away Of the deck, owing to great
pressure of water from the outside. Pre-
partitions are now making to raise the
hull until the main deck shall be above
water, when little difficulty is anticipated
in setting ner fairly afoat.-Chicago
Press.
- y St. Louis paper vouches for
the truth of a story about a little girl
named O'Mara. who was SO Charmed hy
great black snake. over seven feet long,
that she used to carry her dinner every
day into the field when the monster
would eat it out OF her hand, and hiss
frightfully if she attempted to put any
INTO herownmouth. Her fathcrat length
watched her. and shot the snake when
She was seized with spasms. and wrlthcd
and died at the same moment with the
reptile.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

The [ Mon concludes an article on Cul n
urging Congress to enable President to
act in case an emergency shall occur du-
ring the recess. This advice is consider
cd suspicious.
New York. Goth.
Fourteen new cases of cholera, and )
deaths had occurred during past "a hours.
The last advices from Franklin. state
her cargo was still being taken out
weather fine.
BUFFALo. Goth.
Miss Fillmore, only daughter of Ex-
President Fillmore, died this morning at
Aurora, some 20 miles from this place,
ofChoIcra.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

An EXTENSIVE "NIGGER Among
other bills that have been rendered To
the L. S. Marshall for services rendered
in the case Of Burns-are one for mill
tary services, amounting to $4,000, one
by the City Of Bosom for extra police
men, amounting 10 $1,000; A. D. Par
ker's bill, amounting to $4,000; and the
steam tug John Taylor, 1920. These
are but a small number.-BoSt0n Nal
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

EIA littIe son Of Mr.. +. VI. Kinney
of this city, of whose ',ame and age we
are not informed, died suddenly yester-
day, Of disease resembling cholera.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

New YORK, "a, 3 P. NJ.
The steamer Pacific has arrived with
days later from Europe. Cotton slight
advance:
BREADSTUFFS-Wheat has declined
4a6d. Flour Is; Corn active.
No battles Of importance have transpi-
red yet. Napier has withdrawn his fleet
from before Cronstadt. Prussia is forcing
Austria into new negotiations. Strong
suspicious are entertained of Austria
good faith towards the allies.
Prussia sends special envoy to Aus
trla, asking her to refrain from further
steps with England, but join her in new
negotiations for peace.
Austria has countermanded the advance
of her army into Wallachia.
The Turks have crossed the Danube in
considerable force. An action occurred
on the 5th at Giurgevo, in which loo Rus
Slams were killed and 800 wounded.
/ 1t is rumored that the combined fleets
attacked Cronetadt on the Both but fur
ther accounts say that the fleets anchor
ed at Bard Sound, and that 10 engage
ment had taken place.
the Russians and Bashi Bazouks in Asia.
The latter lost 1000 men.
Gen, Osten Stacker has been appoint
ed Gov. of Caucacus.
Thirty thousand Russians have advan-
ced from Odessa towards Prlith.
The accounts Of the evacuation of the
PrincipalitieS by Russians, are very CON
Trajectory.
An interview had taken place between
the Prince Gortchakot' and the Emperor
of Austria.
1t is reported that the Russians were
concentrating 100000 men against Aus
tria.
Russia is occupying the forts on the
forts on the Caspian sea. Persia has de-
clared against the aggressions.
Four hundred cases of cholera are re-
ported to have occurred in one day at
st. Petersburg.
SPAIN.-AlI quiet at Madrid. The pro-
/ vinces' troops remain faithful to the
! Queen, and theprogress of the insurgents
/ is slow.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-28

EG The Madison A'guS, daily comes
to Us enlarged and in appearance very
gnuch improved. Its general sentiments
and politics are as heretofore, very bad.