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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01
Kenosha-- Its Road.

A visit to kenosha this week enabled the writ
er to shake hands with old friends, and to wit
ness the improvements of an erewhile home.
The improvements of that place are steady
aud persevering. Several large brick store
buildings have been erected since the last visi,
made there, many fine dwellings, erected, and
substantial, legitimate progress and Improvement
are everywhere visible.
The City has voted another tax to aid in i'm
proving the Harbor, and the machinery and hull
for new Steam Dredge are on hand, and the
work is nearly completed.
A new School House, to cost $4,000 is about
to be built, the tax for which has been voted.
Work has again commenced on the Western
Railroad. The iron for thirty miles has been
contracted for. the first installment ofwhich will
be delivered at that place the first OF July next.
and the prospects and assurances for the compile
ton of the Road out to Fox River and even to
Genoa, the present season, are good-such as
may reasonably DE relied on
henosha is a beautiful, lovely, healthy place,
and its prosperity is sure as Manifest Des.
tiny. f-EtshOra independent
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DETAILS OF NEWS BY THE PERSIA


NEW YORK, April %.
Steamer Persia arrived off the light ship at 81
T. NJ, and remained over night, and reached
her dock at 63 A. NJ. She made the passage in
about 9l days. Dates from Liverpool and Lon.
don are TO April 18th. The chief features are
the closing of the Paris Conference: the post.
ponement of the debate in Parliament until the
return of Lord Clarendon; the banonet GIVEN
in London TO Mr.. Dallas; the explanation Inv
Lord Panmure. why troops were sent to Canada
and slight defeat net by the gov eminent in the
vote against the grant to Maynoth College. and
OF strengthened rumors in consequence that
parliament will shortly be dissolved
Breadstuffs depressed, -four declined Cd TO
Is wheat declined Sd; Corn unchanged Beet
quiet; Pork and bacon firm; Lard in demand
at slight decline
Money tight, discounts range at fa7 per cent.
Consols s3sa934. American securities general
~ quiet.
The Moniteur announces that the Conference
closed its sIttings ON Thursday. The rati6-
cations will be exchanged at the end of the
month. Immediately after the PRONUNCIATION OF
the general treaty the protocols will be publish
ed and make known the labors Of the Congress
in detail
The Questions considered at the last sitting
were: LIST, the free navigation of the Danube.
I'd. interior region or the principalties, and the
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arrangement of frontiers, Sd, situations of Chris
tians in Turkey. For these purposes Commits
sioners are appointed
Count Orloff goes to Naples immediately af
ter the exchange of ratification to see his SON
who was wounded in the Crimea.
ENGLAND.-The Lord Mayor entertained Mr.
Dallas on Thursday at the Mansion House. in
honor of his arrival as minister frouI the u s.
Two hundred guests were present. The Lord
Mayor toasted Mr.. Dallas prefacing it with n
speech full OF generous sentiments toward Anne
RIGA and regre.ting that any question should
ever arise between the two countries which
should threaten the dreadful alternative of war
The Mayors toast was the health of Mr. Dallas.
the prosperity of the great republic, to which he
has he honor to belong.
In the House of Lords, in reply 10 Earl Ell
gins question touching reports that laTgebodies
OF troops, and quantities OF ammunition were
about to be despatched to Canada, said it was
true that the Govt are doing so. but the inpres
sion that they were TO be sent for purposes of ap
gression, was unfounded. The government in
tended replacing troops, munitions of war, and
stores in place of those previously withdrawn
tor Crimean services.
Mr.. Dallas made felicous reply reciprocal
ing the generous sentiment of the Lord Mayor,
and did not feel any desire other than that of
giving his best energies and exertioL unreserved-
~ to the restoration of the most harmonious SEN
timents and friendly relations Other speeches
were made, after which Mr. Dallas gave the
health of Lady Mayoress. The Lord Mayor
responded. telling Mr. Dallas that he was author
lied by the Lady Mayoress TO say, if his diplo-
macy equalled his gallantry, there could be no
fearof success IN his mission.
FRANCE.-A splendid fete was given at Paris
on Monday, i'll honor of the plenipotentiaries
HAvRE, 6th-Breadsuffs declined in all the
markets: provisions declined, owing to heavy
receipts.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON
Paris. Thursday. The Cabinet of Vienna is
bent on occupying every corner of Italy where
political excitement can be got as an excuse for
their presence. Events in Italy daily increas-
ing in interest. 1t is quite possible the Duke
OF Tuscany will again be compelled to demand
German troops, and additional Austrian forces
are under orders to remain States Garrison in
Lombardy. Austria evidently intends to per-
manently occupy as much of Italy as she can,
i'll order to intrigue against Sardinia.
In fact, Austria is at war with Piedmont, al
though their arms arc not face 70 face
VIENNA, Friday. The Emperor signed the
notifications of the treaty on the 18th. Public
Thanksgiving was ordered throughout the coun-
try.
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The Journal, Ietc. laph, and their friends who
have undertaken the tnsk OF writing us down, ~ {
very careful nott to let their readols see what those
RcpubCan presses say vino take our SIDE IN regard
10 the Mass cunvelton."-E &c Dem
If the Free Democrat will point us to q single pa
per which has endorsed his cali for a mass conven
ton to send delegates to Philadelphia, rc-organ.zc
the party, &c, promise to cory such endorse
ment. The fact is, there is not one. A number vi
Republican presses have expressed desire to have
sort of reserve mass convention, in case The dele
gate convention should happen to fail of dutv-a
PROPOSE ion To which no person press objects ano
different from Nj Booths as day from night We
trust Mr.. b. don't propose to dodge the issue which
he raised himself Iecalled separate, distinct and
independent Republican enton, to send dec
gates TO Philadelphia, rc-organze, the party, &c.
without reserve. To this he received no response
whaever and reoeiving none, backed out, and drop
ped to the harmless and unotjectioneble measure
us it is now proposed We W sh HIN distinctly Il
understand that we have no war with Inn or HIS pro
position rs it now stands-aad as that Is Inc OH,
one which has been endorsed by au. OF the .epubli
can press, we have issue with Ihem. MIR b. ha
wing backed square out Of he only matter which oc
casioned controversy, we haN desire To open IN
other controversy, particularly on proposition t,
which we have no objection.
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MARINE.

On Friday morning last, Schooner Col. Gtorer,
Hoag, came in with full cargo of lumber and
shingles from Mani:owac BY noon she had
discharged her cargo, and was pulling around
and spreading her sails for another trip, and
soon after put ont.
The schooner Challenge, Capt. Alderman
came into harbor from Chicago, where she had
taken on Board part of her cargo, to take on a
lot of brick and stores destined for Muskeg on,
for Durkee, Truesdel & Co, who are erecting
a large steam sawmill at that place, She also
takes the material, ready framed and finished,
for a large boarding house, TO accommodate
their workmen. Mr.. Trucsdell, who has Just
come from Muskegon, informs us that they will
have their mill in full operation in a few days
The Challenge completed her cargo and cleared
on Monday.
The schooner Liberty came into harbor on
Sunday morning with cargo of wood, She
cleared on Monday
On Wednesday morning, the brig Serastopol
Capt. Marshall, come INTO harbor, loaded with
lumber, from Manitowoc She had rather q
rough time outside during the night previous
as smart northeaster was prevailing A light
on the harbor pier would have enabled her tC
run in, in the early part of the evening.
The Racine Advocate says the schooner Nichols
is in that harhor undergoing repairs
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Langrishe & Atwater's Amphitheatre.

We see by Their bills about town that Messrs
Langrishe and Atwater will be in our city with
their rare Dramatic and Scenic Attractions, on
Friday, the 9th inst. The well-known ability of
these gentlemen 10 please the public is a suffi-
cient guarantee that our citizens will have an
opportunity 10 enjoy themselves TO the top of
their bent ON this OCCASION For particulars of
the entertainment we refer those interested to
the bills at the various hotels and places of pub
lie resort.
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The Farmers in this section of country tell US thai
there never was, in their experience better or II
ner seeding than the present 1t was early
and long continued and dry, and TO crown all mos
refreshing rain came al the very nick of time for the
benefit OF the seed sown, so that at the present mo
ment every thing appears prosperous and favorable
for the farmers. y greater breadth of seed has pro
badly been sown than at any previous season.
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Pleasant Prairie, April 18th, 1856.

~ Mr. Coe in the last number of the Demo
crat takes leave of the public as an editor, and
retires for the time, to private life. The inter
course of Mr.. c. with his brethren of the frater-
nifty, has been candid and courteous, and we
part with him with regret, trusting that album
daut success may reward his future efforts.
Messrs. Hodder x Strong, bring out the Dem
ocrat enlarged, ane announce themselves as ed
itors and proprietors They make excellent
promises in their salutatory, which doubtless
they will redeem,
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20 DAN. KNAPP with his accustomed prompt
ness las his store filed with choice goods Tor
the Spring and Summer trade. Dan lays good
and cheap and sells the same way. Those who
wait to buy won't lose any thing by giving h i'm
q call
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

The communication Ia our paper to-day over the
signature of :" w. o.. is from naturazed voter
aud one who has bceH geaous opponent of The X.
Ms. II shows ia what light the sensible voters OF
that class consider he X. Ms and no doubt is the
Wow of all sons hl, lanil- ------------
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III. IL. LIE VI 1NU,
County Clerk

Speaker Banks states in letter to the Woshing
ton Union, that the story started by the Milwaukee
American and rcpublished in the Union, to the eli
fect that he had initiated number of members OF
Congress into the Know Nothing order, is without
particle of foundation. We supposed ii was
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sy- We had for dinner to-day most capital trout,
and while The taste Of yet fingers on our palate we
recommend every person who would enjoy a similar
feast to pay visit TO Tear3s shanty first one from
the end of the bridge, where more of the same sort
can always be found.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

- We have one or two Little articles complimcn
tary Of the weather IN our paper. Ii II should hap
pen 10 DE raining or showing when The paper reach
es our subscribers, we trus they wall make all pro
per allowance.
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THE HARBoR.-This work is fully equal in
importance to the Rail Road, and with that,
needs the attention and fostering care of the
public interested in it. The work already &C
compished-done as it has been mainly by the
enterprise of the city, is great in amount, as well
rs important i'll its character Some work re-
mains vet TO be done, and that it should be done
speedily, faithfully and efficiently, so important
to our interest. The dredge which will soon be
completed,u it grievously disapponts pub
lie expectation will be most efficient aid to ae-
comPlish what is vet TO be done. and we hone 70
see II set vigorously To work as soon as connie.
ted Men and capital are waiting to build
wharveS and erect warehouses inside as soon as
the necessary dredging shall be done, THERE'S
no doubt but kenosha can be made as desirable
point for the business of the country as any
place on the lake. and with a rail road into the
interior and good harbor facilities as also ware
house completion. it win be made so, and will
attract a corresponding business. The City
Council have this interest in charge They
have soon Harbor Master to appoint. upon
whom in great measure will depend the zeal
and effect with which the work shall be prose
'uted. end therefore it is exceedingly desirable
that the right kind OF man shall be appointed
II is not at all improbable as it is very na,u-
RAJ that there should be interests and therefore
feelings in opposition to the successful comple-
ton of the harbor, but if there be such, they are
limited, and the people look to tho Council for
vigorous aud efficient action to the extent of their
power and means in pushing forward
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

- q Norths Circus made fac display on its en-
tree into The city yesterday We never saw a finer
array of horses, or. troupe better conditioned in
all respects. The weather, however, was exceeding
ly unpropitous, which curtailed both fun and pro
ills.
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To the Assessors of Kenosha County

VIII you allow me to suggest the propriety
OF holding meeting Of the assessors OF the va
rious towns IN the county, some time previous
to your taking the assessment. The object
gained by such course are obvious. il YOU
should hold a meeting of this kind, l will cheer
fully furnish you an abstract of the assessment
OF the county for the year 1855. .ess
April -, 1856 Il. II. DEMING,
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Kansas Meeting.

DO not TAI to observe the notice in another CO.
iumn tor Kansas meeting, at the Court House
tonight.
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10 BY reference to our advertising columns il
will be seen that Mrs Dickey proposes 10 aceommo-
date boarders. She has very pleasant house stua
ted in pleasant part of the city, and we quite
sure knows how to make comfortable those who pa
troniZe her. M
There are several other new advertisements in the
appropriate place to which we ask the attention OF
our readers. N&
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AFFAIRS IN KANSAS.

New YORK, April %.
The French Minister, M SARTEGEs, will
shortly return to his diplomatic functions in this
city
The Crystal Palace is advertised for sale, at
auction ON the 22d of May next.
KANSAS:-A letter from Kansas city, of April
9TH. says: ] arrived here on Sunday last, at the
same time with Messrs. Howard and Sherman
of the Congress investigation committee, who
are also here waiting for Mr. OLIVER. That
gentleman is still defining his present position
to his constituents
They will leave to-day for Lawrence where
the comission will have its head quarters instead
of Leavenworth. A party of Georgians, about
80 in number, arrived here yesterday, so per-
sons arrived from Rhode Island and 100 from
Ohio. Emigration from the East averages about
100 daily, and about that number come weekly
from Southern States
Gov, REEDER has been visiting Leavenworth,
and leaves here today for Lawrence.
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~ Is it not time the Assembly District Com
mlttee were calling delegate or Mass conven-
lions to appoint delegates to the State cenven.
tion at Madison. WIN the committees attend to
i N GL-e
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Z Our boy Smike much interested in the school
exercises week or two since, and was particularly
captivatcd by the successful experiments Of the
young ladies of the Chemistry class, in causing q
spark to burst suddenly into flame, in jar of oxy
gen. He is led TO suggest whether it would not be
an excellent idea for young ladies generally to keep
jar of oxygen always handy to get up fame on
their sparks.
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- The Circuit Court for kenosha county com
mences its session Monday next, Judge KEEP
presiding The Racine Advocatc says, speaking uf
the tenn there: The Judge seems disposed to ex-
ped.tc business much a. possible, and by his i'm
partial ~ and urhan'ty while on The bench wins the
confidence of all parties
John VI. KEEP got 500 votes against 307 seattle
ring for nj re ofhs district and ofcourse elected
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NEW YORK. Anril %

NEW YORK, April %.
Empire City in. Riot in Panama Twenty
Americans killed-forty wounded-town plum
dered Riot originated in a persons refusing TO
pay for piece ofwater melon. Rumored that
Walker is again defeated.
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StEsosCE TEAS,-Ne have our name IN on
u Tea, and mean to keep il M
MERRILL, KELLOGG & Go
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Baregess French Prints &c &c.
EMBROlDERlES!
$780, worth comprising every thing in that line usually
called for and at his usual rates E. 80 40 cent less
than any Of his neigbors are selling
PARASoLS
loo Parasols from the cheapest kind up to the hes;
friuged Morn Antique.
BONNIE rs
200 Bonnets, embracing every kind from the com.
mon to the best quality with plenty OF Ribbons,
common and French Flowers Lining Rouschis sc
to trim
WIS
A great variety embracing long and square
Brochi cheap and super Stella Black Silk. NJ
de Laine, Barge, Plain Thibets Printed Cashmere
and Grape, ranging in price from very low TO pretty
well up!
HATS!
Gents & Boys HATS, of Straw-Pedal Braids
Leghon, Panama & p L.-all cheap according to
qualitv-InfantS' and Misses Hats g. Flats;
Trimmed, and Cuntrmmed.
MEMS WEAR
All kinds of goods for mems wear from DENNIS to
very firm Broadcoths all of which are decidedly
cheap.
WOODEN g. STONE WARE.
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The injury TO fruit trees from the intense cold Of
last winter TO be general all over the country
The consequence viii be, no doubt, that the crop Of
fruit WILDE comparatively limited for few years
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III NUIef 81, 81. Loris RdlrL >. 1853.
DEAR Sls-I am doing extcnsYs ia the West aud
southwcstern States general agent for Adams Ahericaa
Lrnent, and would be glad # would favor WITH
consignment OF PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESFORA-
TIVE, feel myself assured that introduce i in
many places where it is i.ot known, NY ead g. living
testimony Of its valuable property, in restoring the hair
it, natural color an forty years old aud MY hair a.
most White but after using three ba piu bottles, nay hair
is beautiful auburn il at sNtcen aud mn
proved in appearance and wOui not De without bottle
on hand for the price Of ten houid be- very glad
tend any matter connected ith the HAIR RESTORATIVE
have been for fifteen years engaged IN ie business
and will be glad to hear from you soon.
Very respectfully. W5f. u. BR0O&E
go Sold ia Market street, g Louis Missouri 3Tj
Broadway New York. and 10y all Druggists elsewhere
kinds Of family patent medicines Tor sale the hest posi-.
bic terms, Professor Woods Establishments III Market
Street. St. Louis. ~A
~ Sold here by ali tbs Druggists, and at mana curers
prices wholesale andretan, at Milwaukee and Chicago.
KExusu, jau3I 3unis3
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{. KANSAS AID MEETING.
NEW GOODS AT HUBRARD,s
i / / y y s.
NEW GOODS.


Best selected Stock OF Goods, he has brought
this market Many of his Goods auction bought and
consequently bought considera by under price and will
sold accordingly
Among his Ladies' Dress Goods may be found
100 Patterns Silks from soc to $3.50 por yard.
80 NJ de Laines--choice styles
20 - Chali do new styles.
200 Plain all wool deLaines.
100 Prints every kind selected
100 - Lawns fromScts to p.
20 FIR. Muslins, very choice.
.organda Muslins, Satin, Plaid Challetle
Grape de- Espanye, plain, stripe, plaid and figured
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DETROIT, April %.

DETROIT. April %.
The steamer Forest City came i'll collision
with the steamer NorIherner, last night, on Lake
Huron, sinking the latter Immediately. But one
person known to be missing,
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PENSION LANDS!
ISo "a CTG5 OF Land
To all who served since 1890

The net Of Congress Of March 1850, grants TO sli
Indians ilcuced, who gsrvtd in any war since 1870,
fourteen days les e eHcGscd in battIc ard 70 he
widows Of officers aud soldiers If flc Revolutionary
war. if now living. md 20 CFaplaing WHO scr, "a
with the army. and tn tie ilattshvrg aud Lswst, =,
volunteers It0 acres Of land, after deducting what
nae hccn received.
The undersigned viA receive applications, aid art
as agent Ia prosecuting cia ms ;cdcr The aofs " ell
toned act. u. u. MERRlIL-
Ea,osho WIS 1853
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Il ATEsAE1ssE and Ts.copheIouR, for the hair,
IA at MERRILL, KELLOGG 4 Co.'S.
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Mia nice article Of Limp O1 at
~ MERRILL KELLOGG & Coz
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ne heavy rain OF Saturday last did some damage
to the Lake Shore Rail Road, ON the low grounds
near the state line. The consequence was that the
up train on Saturday evening brought to a dead
halt where small culvert had been carried away
and the road with it. An attempt was then made to
back to Kenosha, but another damaged spot threw
couple of the passenger off the track, broke
them up some and destroyed that calculation Con
ductor Dennison, after making his passengt
Portable possible footed it to Kenosha telegraph
ed TO Milwaukee for aid aud early on Sunday NOR
ming at work to repair the damage and put things
in order. BY night communication was opened,
and the anxious passengers Of both trains who had
not previously scattered off by other means, were
pun through This road has been very free from ac-
cdent thus far, and judging from what we know of
the conductors of the trains and the management of
the road generally ii viii continue 10 be, EXCEPTION
unavoidable causes of this nature-and these will
become less frequent as the road grows older and the
weak spots are detected
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The first good soaking rain which this part of the
world has experienced, since sometime last year. fell
on Saturday last. The crops needed it and we hope
twas widely disseminated and thoroughly dispensed
Succeeded as It was by warm sun, vegetation took
a sudden and active start, and the prospect is now
favorable that the verdure of summer win soon smile
u.s.. The rain worth an inealeulable sum to
the growing grain $3.50
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The Milwaukee and LaCrossc railroad is compile
led 10 Beaver Dam.