Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-03
Burglary and Murder.

SYRACUSE, Ia.
! The House Of Alfred TYLER. of Onon-
daga West. was entered this morning,
and while Mr.. Tyler was gone out to OBJ
tain help to secure the thieves his wife
was shot dead and S400 carried off. 4
discharged hired man is suspected and
our Police have gone out to arrest them.
A violent storm was raging all night and
covered the flight of the escaping burg
lars.
| BALTIMORE. 9th.
The business portion Of the town OF
/ Orangeberg, S. c., was burned ON Saiur-
day night
The Frgate Columbia sailed from st.
! Thomas for st. Croix on the It'll.
WASHINGToN, 9th
HoUsE-Committee on elections made
report declaring Jose Manuel Gamaghes
entitled to contested scat Of Delegates
| from New MeXlco-adopted
SENALE.-Several petitions and remou-
strances against the Nebraska Bill were
presented, including Resolutions of the
Massachusetts, Legislature.
The Nebraska Bill was subsequently
taken up.
Mr.. Hunter is now speaking in its ia
vor.
New York, 24th.
Yesterday the Steward of the steam
ship 1fjicd was arrested on charge of
smuggling large quantities of lace goods
which were seized in the store Of an in-
porting firm in this City.
A dispatch from Washington states
that Gen. Armstrong proprietor Of the
Uajon died last evening.
Letters from San Francisco report the
failure of Otis & Farnham grain and flour
dealers, and Ogden 4 Payncs. Liabilities
of each 100000.
The meeting last night Of the German
Democrats, called to indorse the Nebras-
ka Bill, broke up in a row.
The Ship Cornelius GrjnaeN, from Liv-
erpooI brought the officers and crew Of
the ship C0htmbjda0, Of New York,
which was fallen in with. Jan. Goth, with
decks swept masts gone, and men dashed
to the pumps. The sea was running 50
high that it was impossible to board her
then. The GrinneH laid by till the net
dav, when all of the sufferers were res
| cucd. and the wreck abandoned.
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Cass
| spoke briefly in reference to securing to
American citizens abroad full enjoyment
of the religious privileges they enjoy at
home. In the course of his remarks he
intimated an intention to reply to some
animadveroion Of Archbishop Hughes up
on former speech Of his on the same
subject.
The Nebraska Bill was afterwards Ia
ken up and advocated by Mr.. Toombs
of Ga Mr. Hunter subsequently OBJ
tanned the floor, and the Bill was post
poned.
The Bill for the construction Of si2
steam frigatcs was passed.
Boston. q.
| 4 large and influential meeting was
held at Fancuil Hall last evening in op
position to Judge Douglass Ncbrask;
Bill. Hon. Sanl. 4. Elliott presided, anc
the speakers were Hon. J. Thomas, Ste
vens, G. :. billiard, Hon. Il. c. Win
throp. Abbott Lawrence. and others. !
series Of Resolutions hostile to the bill
were unanimously adopted.
4 large meeting was held yesterday
Concord, \. H., in opposition to the Ne
braska Bill. Speeches were made bJ
several influential gentlemen, anu reso
lutions adopted opposing the Bill.
WASHINGTON. oath.
There is 4 rumor current that Mr. Bu
chanan viii return home soon from Eng
land, disguised with his treatment b,
British Officials, on account 0fhis refusa
to appear in Court Costume.
= The Supreme Court this morning CAV
| its decision in the great Dubuque Ian
claim The decision il arairSt if.