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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

TThe London Times thinks the campaign OH
the part Of the Allies is not carried on with any
great amount of strategic SKILL and calls for change
aud reform. There may be change but we doubt
whether there will be reform without deeper change
than the Times centemplates. The fault is in the
effete, decayed worn out, and inefficient govern
rlents, which are behind the int diligence, the zeal,
and the wants of the age. The hereditary system
of England, by which my Lord Tomnoddy has
charge of every taing, solely and entirely on ac-
count OF his having been born with silver spoon
in his mouth, is working out its inevitable results
Like any other system OF incroPpug it has exhaus>
ted the soil and ITSELF and to expect any remarks
BILE demonst ratons from it in the Crimea, is to ex-
pect someth ing out ofthe ordinary course Of things
II all the titled aristocracy Of England could be
overthrown, and men take place and precedence
according to merit, there would be different state
of things and any change short OF this we appre-
bend will amount to little.
Kossuth says, all prospects of peace are at an
end, and Europe is on the eve of revolution. The
New York Tribune demonstrates that the seige OF
Sevastopel will soon be raised. Thus far every
thing runs in the line of our prediction that the
Allies will be beaten that there will be revolution
in the government of France and the policy OF En-
gland and tina, the people will take hold of the
war and conduct ii to a republican conclusion.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
Chaucery Sale.

Seth Doan VS.. lothian Perry lillian II. Perry.
IN and by final decree foreclosure and
and entered in the above entitled in and by
said the ninth day Of Nj in the Of our Lord
eight hundred and (lSa5
Court held the Court House the City
and before the Hon James ~
Judge Of the said shall for sale and sci Pub
lie Auction vendue and to the highest bidder therefor
cordng the of the in such made and
provided and from the door
said CITY and County twenty
June between the hours of and twelve o.
Of that day those certain pieces
Of land situate in the Of Kenosha and State
Wisconsin, known IL & ~ in section
thirty 1901 north of east containing
seven acres be the OF less. JOSEPH ERLE
jon b. Jf.sUN Compts Solr. Sheriff of Kenosha County.
Dated Eenosha, May II. 1855. Owls
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17


Some three weeks ago, the Kenosha Democrat
asserted that il something beside fear OF For
eigners which led to the overthrow of the Pierce
Dcmoc racy in Connectcut--Tr,b q. Telegraph.
Wewill pay alberal reward to our friends
to show one word, syllable, or letter in the
Democrat, justifying the above declaration.
Nay 4h.
Fear of Foreign Influence is the avowed
cause and motive for Know Nothingism."
Now, sensible reader of ours, we desire
to ask you you believe this pretence? Is
it not the more rational suppositen, that
Whiggery, having often been rejected by
the people of this country, in its proper
dress. is now putting on a new disguise. as
she has been used to do from time to time,
in order again TO get ascendancy in the
councils of the nation. Do you really be-
lieve that they fear foreigners as much as
they make believer --Democrat Of April
9Th, on Conn., Election.
We wait for the liberal reward, appre-
hensive however, that it will be long time
coming.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
CHI AP
MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS.
No. 333 Broadwoy, New York.

NO. 1913 BroadUoy, New York.
Opposition to monopoly. : M usc at Greatly Re-.
duced Rates.
Notwithstanding the combination
E{y;E:sssEss of Music dealers 10 keep IN tha
X v uPrices Of non copyright muse, sxains,
the interests of native composers, and cir refu.
sal to extend 10 Mr.. Waters he coutteses OF the
trade, ne is making immense sales-having a.
ounoant evidence, that he has public countenanes
aho support, IN his opposition to the Great Monop-
Oily, ano 10 his etft rts TO aid Native Talent. and 10
adopt the Hatiohai Currency. His stock of A.
u'er'cah ara Laropeah music is immense. md
'ne ca'asogue et OF MS own publications il ore AZ
the largest aud best selected in the Up;,sa s.,
lie has also made great Reduction in pr;sss :.
Pianos Felodeons and Musical Ins,rnment. &c
all kinds Superior toned 81 octave pianos for
Sl.3' S2o0 and S225, iAterior of as good quality
and INSTRUMENTS as strong and as dnrab!e as those
winch cost S9oU. Pianos Of every variety Of ptyle
and price up to > 1000, comprising those of SEN
different manufactures: amoag them the celebrat.
ed modern improved Horace Waters Pianos and
the first premium EoIisa Planes of T. Gilbert A.
Cos make, Owners Of the Eoan patentJ. See.
ond hand Pianos at great bargains. Prices from,
$40 to $50 Meiodeons from five different man.
ulacories, including the well known S. D. g. w.
Smith 8 melodeons, (tuned the equal tempera-
ment.) the hest made in The United States. Price
$i5. $50, $75, 300. 49, Sl25. Sl35 s. 81 so
Smiths double bank Melodeons 5000. Each
Piano and Meiodeon guaranteed The pest term.
TO the trade, schools, &c. l25 per cent discount,
TO clergymen ard churches. All orders promptly
attended to. Music seut to all parts Of the coun-
try, post paid, at the reduced rates. Genei al aud
select catalogues and schedule OF prices Of Pianos
forwarded to any address free Of charge.
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MARKETS.

TRIPUNE AND TELEGRApH OFFIcE,)
Thursday, May II. 1855. {
Winter Wheat, i,50@I.6
Spring do l,48G1, so
Barley 90@
Corn 500 lear 80
Potatoes 50c@62
Oats, 44@ As
Grass Seed 2,OO@2,25
Flax do 100 q 1875.
Butter l5@ % 10
Cheese 1870 - fb
w. w. Flour $500 q p Dbl
S. w. do $500 R bl.
Pork, per 100 lbs. 400 @s5.oo
Eggs. % doz. 10 q
Milwaukee Market.
From the Sentinel, May le.
Wheat-Sales of Spring at so SO; winter
at IS LIS. according TO quality
Oats-Qniet 81 50 So
Rye-DecIined c., and few sales Of small
lots AT !, 05 n 10.
Corn-64 IS.
Baley-l ,h2 I.05.
Potatoes so a Sc.
Pork-We note a sale of SOC Dbl, mess at SIG.
Freights-Prop. Allegheny takes full cargo OF
produce Part consists Vi 800 bbs hams at 5 per
ton, to Buf.!o, or S per ton to Troy
te# Chicago Market.
-. Chicago May II.
Fiour-Maiket firm but not animated, at rates
reported Yesterday. Extra Family, City Mills,
800 9,25.
Wh.at-Rates rule nominally from SIS to IS,
fo- spring.
Corn-Street and depot sales 10 TAI for 60
lbs
Oats--L,mited sales at 43 a As cts. Receipts
light.
Rye--98 100.
Barley--l,00 ! 30 for fair to prime.
Frcights--Thrre propeller. chartered yes
e.day, 20 arrive, to load with corn at 20c to But
fao.
Buffalo Market.
Buffalo, May 10.
Flour-Good demand for local consumption.
Small parcels so!d--aggregate 800 bbs at 9 ,625
9,675 for good to fancy Wisconsin; 9.75 for
choice Indiana 9,75a 10 for choice to extra illi-
nois and Michigan.
Grain Receipts small, in consequence of con-
trary winds. Wheat firm and market dull. Sale
5000 bush. Canadian, to arrive soon. at $50.
Corn Nothing doing-hoders firm, market
dull aud no sales.
| Oats unchanged and market steady. Sales
| 1000 bush. at g..
| Freights-We hear Of none take up to noon to
fix quotations
New York Market.
New YonK, May IS.
| Fiour-Market easier with sales 6000 bbls al
,25 10, sd for state and 10, rs 10, so for Ohio
Michigan, and Indiana.
| Grain-Nheat quiet and unchanged.
| Corn--Lower. Sales q, 900 bush. at IA a |
| IL for mixed, white and yellow
| Oats Dull and dropping
| Provisions market firm. Sales 300 bhls
at 1915 for old mess, 1915 1887 for new do.
l4.5O for new prime. Beef frm--demand good
Cut meats active and in request at advancing Eatcs
| Lard steady at 10 l01
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

Iy The Chicago Wide Awake" a
Know Nothing paper, OF which one or two
numbers were published, we perceive is tenn
porarily suspended. Our opinion is that the
suspension will prove permanent. And We
incline to think some other papers of that
stamp we wot OF nearer home, will have but
a short life.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
Chancery Sale.
kcnOshn Comfy Circuit Court.

Asa D. Sprague Complainant Zeehaab Paddock and Gym
thia Paddock his wife, Paddock William d. Paddock
aud ellington Persons, Defendants
IN Pursuance and final order and eeeree OF
Foreclosure and entered in the above entitled
in and by the said the seventh May in the
Lord thousann hundred and 1850
Term Of tho said Court held at the Court House in
the city county Kenos and before the Hon JAMES
r. DooLTry Judge of the said shall Tor SAFE
Vendue and to the highest bid
therefor according TO the provisions Of in such
made provided and from the front door of the
House in the said city and county oil Kenosha on
the thrtieth Goth day Of June to wit: d. 100
the hours of twelve and o'clock IN TIE
that day If the following described piece
tot of Land real estate TO wit:
ALI of that certain piece parcel lot Lana Iv;
ing in the town Of Salem county of enosha ana ~
cousin and ched follows Being SIXTY aee %
west side 81 the quarter section number eleven
H. in township number L north OF range
said parcel sixty rods wide by one
bred and sixty rods long Dated Kehosha May 10 iSn2;
compts Solr. Gw4s Sheriff Of KenosLa County
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Mary Dunn. Adm &c. of the


Mary Dunn &c. of estate of Robert Dunn
Sas Ames Eliza Ames John Goor Joseph D. Leland
D. Gof, and Green Bay Mlwaukee& Chicago Railroad Com
1T Appearing by affidavit satisfaction Of this court
that the above named defendants John Goor
land reside out of this state but in Of the United
motion ofJon u Jsnn compainants solicitor: ordered
that the said John Goor and Joseph Leland
to he entered this
served the complanant solicitor by the 10th
A. d. 1872 ana case Of their that
they plead answer or demar to tbs said eompsnans bill of
complaint by the said 10Th day 1855 and in
fault thereof said bill
by them And is further that within twenty days
from the date hereof the said complainant this order
be published in the xencsha Tribune eegsph newspaper
printed and published the city of Kenosa said and
that the said publication continued said
week for successive weeks that he copy
personally the last
least thirty before the time prescribed for their appearance
BY the Court ]. r. DoolITTLE
Dated kenosha, May s. 1855. Judge.
Jos Il. JILsCN, Compts Solr
certify that the above Of the order made
this cause. Owls l.. b. NICHOLS, Clerk.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
Custom WORK.

Done to order with punctuality, and in the best
possible manner,as also,may other first class work
Thankful for past liberal patronage, the under
signed feels confident by strict attention to busin
ess. aud the wants Of his customers by keeping up
his fashionaable aud seasonabie assortment oil FIRST
class Goods, and selling at unusually low prices.
to merit The patronage ofthe public and buyers.
13-Cash paid for Hides aud Pelis II
May IL, 55. mas. &. l.. ELY.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

STRAYED ftom the premises OF the sabscri-
~ Der. in the town OF Newport, | axe Co, III
on the lin instant. two Colts, one sorre pony
two years old. with heavy main and tail face
white. The other, a nne-year cd colt, dark grey
with white spot on the forehead. The above re
ward will he paid for the delivery Of the colts a,
my premises Information may be left at VIM.
Lsrabee's, or at Rudd's, at the O'Plan Bridge,
or Melbourne P o., LII. JOHN MORAN.
May lG, 1855. I3w4s.l
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
VALU ABLE HOMESTEAD
For. sale.

HoT s1lea
-6 TIE SuBscR;sER offers for sale his
81 sTfk&I valuable pronery in the North
a u Ward Of the CITY Of Kenosha
IL consists OF dwelling house. Of good size, com.
paratlveiy new and well and conveniently buI,.
with an excellent celisr under it, &c, &c.
The grounds comprise about an acre and a half
well stocked with choice grated fruit of all yarie
lies, in bearings with shrubbery orname n,al trees.
&c, DC. The soil is of the best quality.
The place is convenient TO the Lake Shore Rail
Road, and absu the right distance from the DEPOT
II is beautifully Embellishments fine view of
the greater part of the ciiy--snd altogether is as
desirable location as is offered for sale in the city
For fur Their particulars enquire at The Office OF
the Tribune and Telegraph. or of the Subsc riber
JAMES BAILEY.
enosha, Wis, May Is. 1855 ln4sGl
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

FIRST STEAMER FROM .CHIcAGo.--The
steamer Superior with about 8opassengers,
and fair load of freight, arrived at our
dock on Monday last, from Chicago. She
brought 81 Belgian emigrants, who were
well dressed and intelligent looking people,
in fact, as fine a looking party of foreign
emigrants as We have seen land on our
docks in some years. They 60 directly in
to the country, and make good farmers and
rood citizens Ibid
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
.TOtCd.

On the 14th inst. Of congestion Of the brain.
GRACE EVELYN, daughter of II. aud G.. l., Tnttle,
aged three years, eight months, and twenty three
days.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

CARDS-For Sale at
v nov. s3d. KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
REMOVAL.

II ESSBERG & ADELSDURFER have re-
moved their Clothing Esta blishment to the
building recently occupied BY r B. Towsee, where
they VIII be Glad 10 see their many CUSTOMERS
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

JUDICIAL ELEcTroN.--We ended up a brief
statement of the result of the election last
week, so far as we could get it, with the
opinion that AGRY had been elected by a
decided vote. We do not get the official
returns yet, but there is evidence enough
that CoTToN is elected by about the same
majority which AGRY was supposed to have
some one or two hundred. Ibid
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
Extracts from Testimonials of Music Professors
and Editorials Concerning
Horace Waters Modern Improved
Pianos.
New Y.oRK, Dscember IL

New YoRK. December IL, 1884,
Horace WATERS, Esq 333 Broadway;
Dear Sir-liaviug examined your Piano Fortes
from scientific and appropriate tests, am enabled
to form satisiactoI! judgment Of their merits,
and il is with pleasure that can spe ak of them
among the most celebrated aud improved makes
Of the day.
For power, brillitncy and richness Of tone, elias
ticity Of touch, and beauty of finish, they viii not
suffer in comparison with those Of any other man
ufacturer, md those DESTROYS of obtaining a really
good Piano Forte-one thai VIII prove an equiva-
lent 10 their means, will find such one in your
beautiful Instruments y
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

PIGEoNs-The air has been literally full
Of pigeons for the last week. On Sunday
last person could not look in any direction
without seeing cloud Of them. whether he
wished to or not. Judging from the firing
we have heard for the last few days we
should think some of them had been "invi-
ted down to earth. Ibid.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
JUST RECEIVED,

A NEW SPRING STYLE of SILK Hats BY
"a HESSBEkG d. ADELSDnRFER.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

New FASHIONED BRIcK.-J. Marshall has
recently brought on hisrnachine for the man
ufacture ofthe celebrated pressed brick COM
posed of gravel and lime. We have seen a
specimen of the kind, and man must be in
credulcus and old -fogyish indeed, to believe
they are not just the thing. If they can be
sold cheaper. or even as cheap as the old
kind. they will soon superscede all others
Fon du Lac Freeman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
N o n Y EFT.

MONDAY, Feb. l2--6 T.. N.
There W quite a reaction In the stock market
this novniDg. With an active demand. and transac-
tons TO q large extent, prices fell OF and closed
heavy. At the int board, Indiana 5s declined II
per cent; Virginia 6's, l; Erie Bonds, 1875, i; I'LL.
nois Central Bonds, 1; Canton Co., 4; Nicaragua
Transit, l; Pennsylvania Coal, |; Cumberland Coal,
J; New York Central Railroad, l; Reading Railroad,
{ +; Erie Railroad, l; Galena and Chicago, Q; Cleve.
land and Toledo, !; Chicago and Rock Island, !.
Panama Railroad advanced l per cent; Northern
Indiana Railroad, /; Cleveland and Pitsburg, q.
The Improvement today was confined 10 A fsv
Western railroad stocks, the transactions In which
we're only 70 . limited extent. In the old, oyergroyn
fancies there was . general depreciation, and II looks
to US AZ though IL was bat the beginning Of the end.
TIE stocks Of such railroads N Erie, Central snd
Harlem, can no more be sustained At the present mar.
ket prices, than the companies can earn dividends.
Speculation can, Tor = time, initiate anything In The
shape OF q stock security, bat all the capital In Wal
street csnno, sustain the ex~ ,sosioo. When tie
Erie and Harlem Railroad Companies we're paying
dividends, holders realized some return on The mo
reg invested, but now they are the WORT klnd
OF f~ancies, and are an enormous dead weigh, a,
present prices. An unprodostive railroad stock
With catering prospects, might b Intrinsicaly
worth from forty 70 atty per cent, bu, that q stock
having nothing 10 The prospective 81 all snoourag.
ing, without the rsmotest possibility Of = diyidead
within the next ten years, u ever. sboula be selling
Al aftys'x and ATTY eight per ccst, sho Wa the force
Of speculation and the folly Of . parcel Of spssa
Isiors who, for the time, have more money ,haa
s~uytblng else. Such things frequently occur In
Wall street, bat no there else on this continent 80
long IS they can rsise money 70 bay such ascy
stocks Of such fsbalons prices. our daily report win
show largs sales. There mus, be an ssd V sl tsls
10 time. Az sooa ~ the brokers have Absorbed all
the noa,iss stock. sad outsiders have realized sK
isnssveiy At the sdvsncs 10 mrskss yal1s. FOLDERS
VII begin 70 Icsk sbo1i fs' c. asns:s, aaJ ten acre
vfi Be- trsabis among che balls. rs Il sssy eooagh
10 boz q WORTHLESS e3ek. There are a.ways sellers
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CITY A cpd

hosDar, heb f2=sP
AsiEs mail as u pots v.r- r.yortss 81 "a pns-s.
FrDnutus -Tbs. vss . bitter laqalfy ior .ss,vf
sBd smoss 81 trsssaes,oss scr. 40 . 90 bells fes
br.sas. - as =. ~. ~, !, sEsss, sss
tfins gbt@f o. 20. wsstsrn bnn3s AoA Al ~ III. a A.
= t' soruoas al COCO efsaa', ssa - q . sio y. sss
.slsh 80. ..o ! 40 = zoo bGs. c-.ssil.s. .ipns
~ IN bod. end ., % 20 atiD ~soathsra bfssis ga Al
a. " a o. II Tor eommoa 4, ys,a al a. - !. no -
fasey 800 -,tfs. ~whsat-Th- sales snbs~-f 4 sos
sa'hsl. c.s.iss .si,., asy psA, s,sg u, ssstos %.
.on. ~, 200 q - .Ooo bashsl. sou,h.ra y.llp- Al n .
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o. fe' Jsfssy, sDd a. go . sor. fr C.le,rs ~.
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sslss % 10 nests Jss v~ss n.s. Al
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81 y" atAnt - ssss q sbos' e. pr " - nlsdnax
AM b.sf srfss
tsaesr Pei. 80. ssel - .ssas.n,s,, ussi
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sSbstst y hsrs-s .agsl. o. vs., pt tea Z - bs--
Deih ns bss 10 Ies1Ss To Hs,fs as Marshes. fssss
vts sDfhsngsa ~ lstrpss. y bs.s s9s. 81 ~,
sud to bbit pfptiMoa. A. e pn' 80 - ssss<. y
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= y - sai - 40 - ~ 4 o. ss4 ball A@ss.
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n . sss.ss -ss< y 10 sss. ,ysrs. lu,S-....
wut psEs o aas ga. 70 = -as o. - . 20 To-
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D. g..
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s.ss ggfk. q Ats ~ az q ti3. sh.sgy a. Ga L.ts~
sgsf. ss- @ss, %. u sa a. : ga Il, "a -. go.
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r@st@es rsv setssDxra, As3 see 81 ss~~t sGs.
ha1-MsAssss sac. wer~ uaa., a. s.,f : ies -
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That many o. The persons NAMED 10 The two lac, para.
graphs were, At the tines they respectively received the
said false and fraudulent certificates, and IN. said false
and Illegal transfers, gsnuins stockholders of the sad
company, and entitled 70 enjoy and exercise all Their
rights ADD privileges a. iuch, and 20 sxamis- the trans
fer ana stock books Of the said company.
That from The tueaty ninth day u Jaus until the said
third Of July, 1854. he aid Robert Schuyier va. Ne.
tanned from the o1hce, and hindersd FROM tr.nsac,inx
any business az such transfer sgsnt by ilgnsss, AMI that
during his said sbssnes william y. worthen, a director
and Vice Presiden, % the ssd company. without any
authority from the ssid company o. from the board Of
directors, or say one authorized 10 coafer III. sane. and
without any right 20 act .. such, assumed 10 act a.
transfer agent in the place Of the axld Robert aehayler.
and that thus acting a. such during that period. he r..
issusd certificates. purporiipx % b. certificates Of stocs in
the said company, IT the request aud 10 behalf Of yari0us
persoos vbo desired him - 10 DO, ssd who Assumed ~
own stock which they coah tansfer, uith his ovp nsms
a. tfsnsf~r agent. 70 the form u tho errtihesss. hsrels
before set cot, 10 the seoaot q lour thsasaad foar
hanfred add forty sr sh,e~s IN all Which sad c@stia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

HAVANA, roo. l-s'a ~. N.
The Seisure Of A~rms-Aeiriy Of TIE Captain General
Report Of an Expedition from the United Sta,es-Re.
c~ruitino and ne Ainie Rife.
II having blown . gale OF wind yesterday, the Cahaw.
ba has been detained until this morning. Her malls
close att O'Clock, aud | am thus early at my writing
table, in order 10 send you the intelligence | have ob.
tanned since | wrote you yesterday.
But twenty seven (soms say twenty .hvs) rides we're
-eirej, although four hundred were concealed not far OF.
The Captain General has, however, been put on the qui
rire BY this circumstance, and has by some means as.
csrtained that an expedition was SON TO leave the
United States for this Island. He Immediately sent for
twoor three gentiemen-amongst them the acting United
States Consul who, however, OF course, knew nothing Of
the matter. What . pity these creoles cannot keep
their own secrets We shaTl bear Of arrests, IL xuess,o
within the next forty eight'hours.
The new battalion OF Cazadores are armed with Mimic
rides, in the use OF which, according TO the Diarfo de Ia
Marina of yesterday, they have already attained great
skill.
General Monzano, I learn, IL engaged in the country In
enlisting all the free negroes he can induce 20 enrol
themselves amongst the s'brave defenders OF Cuba -
Adtos. POUGHKEEPSIE