Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-24
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Reported for the KeuOsha Daily Telegraph
NEW YORK MARKETS.

1 LIZ W S>tNIll state were Ilftn
demand more active, part for export
Canadian quiet at S7.25a7.37. Sales.
western canal, 1900 bbls. at ST. .25 for
state and 8, 75a7 81 for mixed to straight
Michigan.
GRAIS-Good degree of firmness in
wheat market-buyers and sellers apart
in theirviews. Rye quiet at 81 90. Bar
ley firm at 81 00aSl,0S. Oats, good de-
mand at 49a53 cts. Corn quiet at 77a7S
cts for Mixed, and 79aS0 for Common
yellow Southern.
| PRovIsioNs.-Porll,m moderate demand.
Mess $l5, so; prime Sl3, l2al3,2S Beef
good request. Sl4 for repacked Chicago.
Country and City prime S6a$S, and Coun
try Mess $9aSll, so. Lard heavy at q
cents.
/ a letter from Havana says the Ameri-
can citizens in that place addressed a re-
monstrance to Secretary Marcy against
/ Black Warrior outrage.
| The Cuban Government is silent about
/ it.
/ 1t is rumored that the French Admin
raj has rendered his assistance in case of
lillibustering attempts from the [. S.
New ORLEANS, Marcn 10.
A fire last night DESTROYED thirteen
stores, damaged many others. and killed
one firemen and badly injured Others
Loss, S22S, 900.
WASHINGTON. March 90.
/ HouSe-This morning the resolution
of the Georgia Legislature, in favor of
non-interyention on the subject of sla-
Z md l.,
sippi, were presented and laid on the ia
bic ana ordered printed.
/ The Naval committee reported Joint
resolution for abolishing the contract
system for supplying the Navy, and per
uniting the Department to go into the
market.
Mr.. Washburn offered resolution
granting to each State half million
acres of land for educational purposes.
SENATR.-Comnunications received
from the War Department in reference
to Willamsons Pacific Railroad Report
referred to Special Committee.
Several remonatrances againstthe Ne
brasks Bill We're presented by Seward
Wade, Allen, and Fessendcn.
Mr.. Wade presented petitions for re-
cognising the Independence of Liberia.
New York, 20.
Steamer Crescent City, from Havana,
on the l4th, says nothing had transpi-
ed since the seizure of the Warrior.
TERRIFIC GALE.
BosroN Goth.
! The gale of Saturday last continued "a
hours. doing great damage in the city and
country. Many buildings were unrooted
and chimncyS blown down. The gale
was very violent downcaet and accompa-
MED with snow.
ALBANY. %.
I Terrible gale Yesterday. Immense in
jury done in the city. Fifty buildings
were unroofed including foundry school
house mills, depots, asyl;ms, churches
&c. Ferry and canal boats, and the stca-
merS at the docks were damaged
Nearly all the churches of the city
were injured or blown down completely.
Panic among the citizens-all workmen
tled-many were injured killed-da-
mage immense-trainS and boats delayed
New loRK 20.
Accounts from Troy and Utica, state
that the tempest was very destructive.
Many buildings were blown down-roofs
blown on'-churches and walls demolish-
ed. At Troy there was man killed by
the falling of a chimney At Utica the
tower of ST. Patrick's Church was blown
down.
The Crescent City has arrived. leaving
Havana on the lJIn. Nothing of impor-
lance since the seizure of the Black War
rior, which stilIremains in the possession
of the authorities. The officers and crew
remain on board the Fulton.
Nothing of steamer Pacific yet.
Buffalo, p.
The mammoth steamer Plymouth Rock
was launched this morning at II o'clock.
She went off into her element most
beautifully.
Rev au,,ps;aire Election.
The Boston Atlas has returns from all
but 20 towns in New hampshire. Baker,
Democrat, has 19j majority in the state.
The Democrats have elected l43 Repre-
sentatives, and the Opposition l54.