Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28

several others Southern Banks. Great
quantities of counterfeit gold coins of
various denominations were also seized.
Boston, Goth.
In the the matter of Cochituate bank
this morning Judge Shaw decided that
mporary injunction continued tillJune
when report of special receiver will de-
termine whether injunction will be per-
petual.
The steamer Crescent arrived this
morning from Havana. We learu that
the Capt. General is making a tour of
snspection to allthe Notifications. 1t is
understood that 500 guns could be noun
ted in "a hours.
Provisions are being carried into1Ha-
vana in the night time. The number
of troops on the island will not allshort
of 10000 men.
The barque 4Etna from Marseilles ar
rived this morning. She was boarded by
boat from the L. s. frigate Constitu-
ton on March 26th.
New York, Goth.
A letter from Long Beach says every
soul on board the Powhattan persisted.
though the ship lay so near the beach
that the Captain could hold converse
ton with those on shore. 81 bodies were
buried in the Baptist burial ground yes
terday. The name of the only survivor
of the schooner Powhattsn is George
Griffith. ~.
Intelligence was received to-day of
the loss Of the ship Robert L. Lane from
this port for New Orleans. She went
ashore on Berry island near Nassau.
Valued at 100000. At last accounts
wreckers were around her taking out her
cargo. .ff
Louisville Goth.
Judge KinckeI has prohibited the
publication ofany evidence in the Ward
case until after close of the trial, $50 s.,
Additional by the Asia. III
New YoRK Goth.
On the Sth inst the Canadian Steam
Navigation Co.'s steamship Ottawa arri-
we'd in the Mersey from Portland, Maine,
after a rapid passage of a little over II
days. On the evening of the 9th, a great
banquet was given to the Earl of Elgin,
preparatory TO his resuming the govern
ment Of Canada.
The British government had seized two
Russian steamers belonging to the North
fleet. The machinery belonging to them
OF the value of 10000 pounds was also sell
zed. They were 1900 tons burden each,
pierced to carry % guns. t.s.
Part of Raglan's fleet sailed on the eth.
The departure of Prince Napoleon for
Turkey is now fixed for the 9th.
The Agricultural accounts from Ire
land are very cheering.
SPAIN.-4O00 artisans filled the streets
Of Barcelona ON the Sd of April. They
were armed and when ordered to dis
perse they refused and then turned a
step TO the Curria Saband, in order to
Join their comrades outside the walls.
The gates were then burned, and the
troops, who were pelted with stones by
mob, had recourse to their arms, the re-
suit was that several of the mob were
killed and wounded, after which they
dispersed
COPENHAGEN, April g.
The fleet had sailed from Kioge Bay.
The following address to the fleets has
been issued by Sir Charles Napicr:T
Lads, war is declared, we are to meet
bold and numerous army; should they
offer battle, we know how to dispose Of
them; should they remain in port NC
must try and get at them. SUCCESS de-
ponds on the quickness and precision Of
your fire Sharpen your cutlasses and
the day is your own" r...
New York. April %.
The ship John Bright, which arrived
to-day, reports seeing ON the Banks two
iccLcrgcs two miles long and 800 feet
high.
BALTIMORE, April 30.
Considerable excitement exists at Nor
folk, occasioned by the escape of four
slaves in some National ship.
Lynch law is threatened against the
Captain if he could be found.
BosToN, April 90.
The bills Of the bank of Castleton, Vt.
are not received at the Suffolk Bank in
tins city. 1t is reported that the bank
mas sIoIpeu pay lhtHi'
New York Markets
New YORK, April 81.
FLOUR firmer for Western and State
especially the better qualities, which are
in good demand. Canadian firm at firm
or prices. Sales Western canal, $500
bbls. 81 37a7 81 for ordinary to good
State 81 S7aS % for common to good
Ohio and fancy Michigan.
GRAIN--Whea wanted, and firmly
held; sales include 3l7O bush. mixed
Southern 81 so; 10000 bush common
Canadian in store on private terms.
Rye firm and in good demand lots
1900 bushels Sl,00 and 700 northern
SI.035 to arrive from Albany. '
Oats iirmer at former quotations.
Corn higher; good demand for east and
export Sales 35000 bushels, SO for Jcr-
>cY yellow. 50 for southern yellow, 81
| for unsOund.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork in fair demand
Sl4.50 for mess; l2,S7al3,00 for prime.
Beef buoyant; fair demand; quotations
unchanged. fs
Lard quiet at q l0f.
Butter buoyant-1j for Ohio; 20 IS
! for state.
Cheese quiet 10 a II.
Murder on the Isthmus.
DR.. BoYcE,o Of Geneva, passed through
this city on Wednesday on his way