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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
THE Atlantic Monthly" is the title of

THE Atlantic Monthly" is the title of a
New Monthly Magazine, to be issued ON the first
of November next, by the well known publishers
Phillips, Sampson & Co., of Boston. Their
object is to furnish the reading public new
source of amusement and instruction, and to
give authors new and independent vehicle of
thought. The current Literature, and the prom
inent questions of the day, will receive due at
tention, while at the same time no pains will be
spared to present an attractive miscellany OF
tales, sketches and poetry, from the best writers.
The list of contributors already employed CON-
prises many of the most popular authors of the
day, both of this country and England; among
the latter we notice the names of Wilkie Collins
author of the Dead Secret" &c, Mrs. Gaskell,
author of "North g. South" Mary Barton &c,
Shirley Brooks, author of aspen Court" &c
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Disgusting SRob5sry-A fair correspondent
has addressed an elaborate letter to the editor Of
the New York Express, in which she proposes
that the ladies of America, the wives and the
daughters of our first fasail,ss, procure some
suitable gift to be presented in their names to
the princess royal of England at her approaching
nuptiais. accompanied by an appropriate address
expressive, &c, &c.
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DIE D..

In this city, on the 22nd inst, :ALBERT II. MECHAM,
of Jonathan Mecham, after painful sickness of three
years Of consumption, in the Path year of his age.
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GoDEr FOR OCTOBER, comes to us with such a
wealth of beauty, such profusion of good things,
that it is hardly necessary to particularze. "Ths
Sisters is beautiful steel engraving, illustrating
pleasant little story. The Colored Fashion Plate.
the patterns for embroidery, and all things &C.
ceptable to the ladies, usual, perfect. Take
Godey's Lady's Book, if you want the best. Terms,
SO year. two copies, IS. King has it each month
at - cents number. We will furnish 10 any of our
pre- -paying subscribers for 81 year; Address L.
A. GoDgY, Philadelphia.
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DIscREDfTED BANKs.--The bills of the Mon.
sen River Bank and the Sanford Bank, of Maine
are discredi.ed in New York.
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MEssRs EDIrons-Auow speak through the columns
your paper in behalf of my friend who could
much cruelty pracsed upon by those who should by
the ties Of nature be protectors yet by their past
have forfeited al claims Of Relationship.
Therefore, repeat what said in the article entitled
Horrible yet True" that it IS truswould to heaven
were fiIse.
The correction in last weeks paper cannot blame
you for since you waited upon in person by such
honorable escort my father secured before calling
and giving orders to have the truth corrected There is
time in human affairs when Jor6earance is disgrace
and have found it gus. But the shades of night oil
cover up the deeds DONE rain scs the stain. II
enough to torture me- but they mus: insult the
dead Now any wants that the author Of the
frst piece rightly informed, they can hare It.
And take this opportunity TO return my sincere thanks
my friends who have kindly offered me consolation in
the dark hours of trouble and may they know the
trials Of the motherless.
By inserting these few lines you will greatly obge the
sufferer, MATILDA BELL.
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Kenosha Rifles.

The members Of the Kenosha Rifles hereby notified
to appear their Armory, in full uniform, hapast
six O'Clock Saturday morning, Sept. 26th.
d. C. McyEAS, Clerk.
tV Special Meeting tomorrow Evening, at o'clock
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THE CITY 3 A NIX
OF KENOSHA.


One Of the drs organized under General Banking Is
ofthe State.
Win give immediate attention to all Collections and ba
ness entrusted it, Remtsnces made for Coec,Ions on
day of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncsrrens Notes,
bought and sold. go
Draw direct in suit, the principal points
Great Britain, France Germany Holland Switzerland, Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid Special Deposits.
Z. &. DURANT, A. CAMPBELL,
Casiisr. Prssidsnf.
KRsosnA Sept 1st 1851
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How win the Germans Vote :?

We call the attention of our German fellow
citizens to the resolutions passed at large meet
ing of the German citizens of Milwaukee, which
win be found in another column of our paper
1t viii be seen that the Democratic nominations
are repudiated, and declared unworthy of their
support.
What is true in Milwaukee, is true in Keno
sha, and though the German Democrats tere
have not been brought into so close contact With
the intriguing leaders of Wisconsin Democracy,
as have their bretheren of Milwaukee, still they
feel the results the same. and should be just as
ready to repudiate their dcings They can see
| for themselves, by reading these resolutions.
that the Barstow Democracy of the State only
wish to use the German voters TO hoist them in
to Office again, that they may have another op-
portunity to crafty their desire for public plum
| der.
| Will the German voters of Kenosha lend
themselves to SO disgraceful purposef We
| do not believe they will. What can they gain
| by voting the Sham Democratic ticket They
are not Shareholders, nor friends of s.avery-nor
do they wish to sanction the Democratic doc
trine that African Slavery is, necessarily, part
of American Freedom, and that wherever the
stars and stripes are unfurled, there the clank-
ing chains of Slavery and bondage must also be,
unless prohibited by special and local enactment.
They have not left the "Fatherland,' to become
citizens under any such monstrous constitution.
and yet by voting the Democratic ticket they
virtually declare that such is the constitution of
their adoption, for such Modern Democracy has
interpreted our constitution to be, and ali who
vote the Democratic ticket this fall, adopt and
sanction this Interpretation.
But there is even stronger reason than this.
why the Barstow Democratic ticket should be
defeated. 1t is the wish of every voter of the
State, that tine government should be conducted
honestly and economically, that the taxes of the
people may be made as light as possible. We
have had long trial of this Barstow Democra-
cy, and we know from bitter experience that
their first object is to line their own pockets no
matter who suffers. See the practical working
of the thing. Mr.. Barstow was elected Govern
or, comparatively poor man, and for two years
he had salary of $1,000. At the end of that
time, he was put out of the office, by the strong
hand of the law, flor he would not leave it at the
command of the people, worth an untold amount
of money The State Treasury was bankrupt,
and the State plunged in debt to be met only
by taxing the Woodworking people. This same
Mr.. Barstow is now rolling in wealth, establish
ing banks in different States and Territories
Sucn is Barstow Democracy, which our German
fellow citizens are again called upon TO support
this fall, with their votes. The Germans of
Milwaukee have resolved not to do twill
those of Kenosha do it
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Trailing alare which abounds and which the gen.
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ternateIy . tonic.
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J. D. s,arkweather 4 Co. Keaosha Wis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-30

TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
BssyS Jan. 1e, 1854
The final vote Of the Federal Assembly has jnst beer
TAKEN upon the proposition Of the Federal Council for Inc
settlement Of the dispute with Prussia Tnc Councs Of
State which together with the Nsonsl Council corsti.
tues the Federal Assembly OF switzerland. having sepa.
rately discussed the propositions long and snimssed
debate has Just resolved upon their adoption Ttsre
"a members voting in the majority. The mno,i,y
Vas composed Of Messrs. Fusey, YOGI and Plsus,.
PARIS, Jan. 10, 1851.
The royalst prisoners s Neuchs,el are 70 be Get a,
liberty and conducted 10 the French fron,era ve,ss
under escort Of swis troops French passports vii,
be delivered TO them.
LoSDor, Jan. le-Evenipg.
From the London Times, city Article
Chinese sdvices bring full deisIs Of toe oseratons
Canton, down 70 the 24h ofNovember snd Of the con
unued Obsnscy Of Governor Yeb, Who po,wbs,s ud,ps
tie destruction Of the Bosue forts by The Eosss ssd
NE Barrier TORS w Ne Americans sso xsa-d r~ccsA-
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sew Work. Friday, January 30, 1857.
Malls for f urOpe.

THE sTw YoRK HERALD-EDITIoN FOR EUROPE.
rpe Collins mail steamship Atlantic, Captain Edridge,
VII this port to morrow, q; noon, for Liverpool
ne European mSns viii close in this city at half pas:
ser o'c,oex 70 morrow m orniug
TIE European edition OF the HFRAp printed in Freuch
EDeish win be published O'Clock in the
nc Single copies, in wrappers s,xpenoe.
Suuo.paors and advertisement for any clifton Of the
Erw YoRN BERAIp will be received at the GLOWING
places Europe
loNDoS-Am Earopean Ex Co, 81 King william st
PANS DO. do. Place de 10 Bourse.
lsyFEFooI-Do do Chapel street.
IavEhIoUI-,Ionn Hunter, IL Exchange street East
TIE contents Of the European edition of the ".sID
VII the received by Ill and n.ogrsph
office duriog the previous week and .p the hour
al puhlcaiion.
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COvooer's Ipauest.

TEE Lars FArAI AyypAY ~ ouvrR STREET Coroner
Copnery Thursday afternoon held inquest upon
body Of Robert Preston Abbee the sailor who beaten
BY Daniel o. Bren on last Sunday afternoon, the board
ing house OF John Rose 70 Oliver street. and who SUISSE
quentiy died Of his injuries The circumstances Of the
anray fully published In edition OF Thursday
The deceased asaaued because he nterfered pre-
va nj Bren beating the barmaid for giving him % he
alleged short change. The verdict Of the Jury was
Death from Injuries received NJ the hands OF Daniel
O,Bren" warrant for the arrest Of the accused nas
been ssusd W last evanine he had been taken
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SPAIN.
The news Ia unimpovtast.
TURKEY.

The Porto hes approved Of tine financial peecsianos
respecting the Bank, which will therefore commerce
operations at once 81 Constantinope, with . ospta Of
eight million Of pastres.
10 runored that Mr.. Layard has obtained . oonds-
son for . railway from Rustchuk 70 the Coli OF saus
which the French and Euglish governments favor viz
viev 10 military purposes.
General Cheney has obtained the coroesson for be
Euphraies Valley Railroad.
commission OF Generals is appointed 10 prepas
plan for the reform OF the Turkish Army.
Consisnunopo letters Of January 9th, say that ,hi
pomstc conferences relative 70 the DanubiXn Prncri-
Tee continue; the third had held 81 ord srstote
house. The point on which the discussion chiefly 10
turned had relation 10 the political cssr0c,too Of %
yards or noble propretors OF lands was the propsi
ton Of the Porte 10 establsh two classes OF BIysrd
great boyards and small boysrds-but the ambsvsdrs
objected 10 the division and resolved that only one Of
form class OF propresors Of land 10 10 eriet Tbenl-
vision would have been great weapon In zee hsndos
royeruuent
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Poor PTRCE's Policy IN CENTRAL AMERICA -
WHAT NEXT While our democratic sticklers
for the consistency of poor Pierce, il any, ate
puzzlipg their brains TO account for his present
active anti flbustering, anti Walker proceedins a
in reference TO Nicaragua, We submit for their
illumination the very curious Developments Of
the poor dodge of the reception Of Padre Wild.
II was bold stroke for filibusterng vote or two
at the Cincinnati Convention; but it was a sorry
iizzle. Thus, too, the Champion case was kept in
agitation 20 long simply for the purpose OF making
bis dismissal hit in the Cincinnati Conven.
ton; and SO of those ruffanly doings in Kansas
Foreign and domestic policy, Greytown. Cuba
CHAMPION, Kansas, Walker and vijil-poor
Pierce simply played with the government like a
desperate gambler to secure the necessary trump
cards for the Cincinnati nomination. How diff.
ferent the position of Mr. Buchanan upon the one
term principle
OF course, having lost bis desperate game al
Cincinnati, poor Pierce has turned his back upon
Walker with all the dignity of disguised limo
cence Don Fernin Ferrer, Major Heiss, General
Goicouria, and all the other foreign ministers and
ex-ministers of Walker, may now console them
selves as best they can. We are sorry, however
at this sudden and unexpected embargo agaius,
New York emigants to Nicaragua. Sorry
we say that instead of the distractions in.
terposed by the United States authorities
against all persons DESTROYS Of going to the
reliet Of walker-sory that all possible
facilities have not been extended to our patriotic
flibusters by the government.
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INCREASE OF PAY TO THE ARMY OFrcERs.-
We are grstifed to observe that the bill for in
creasipg the pay of the officers Of the army passed
the House of Representatives on Monday last and
was sent TO the Senate on the same day, where it
was referred at once to the Military Committee
of that body. We presume that il will meet with
no opposition there as the Senate has been in
favor of such measure for several sessions, and
,ha The bill will soon become law.
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Barton An investigation is about {, take pace be-
fore Justice Osborne, at the Lowe Police Court,
when the truth falty Of the charge made agains.
Mr. Barton viii be made manifest For iurth r par
ticuias respecting this curious case we would refer
our readers to another column.
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The ATHENIANs CoNGEALED-We have before
alluded to the sorrows OF Philadelphia, which
thriving manufacturing city has been frozen up
for several weeks, and its splendid ocean steamers
obliged to lie of the Jersey coast waiting for the
river to thaw out, which event may possibly hap
pen about May day. 1t seems that the Bostonians
are even in worse fix. They have line of
stc r,rs- a lra' Oh Of The Canara Inc &c Hali.u
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trn,,.a states suprem. Cou,,

WASHINGTON, Jso. Is. 1851
No 3e-wm. r. Post ct al claimants, 40, Of the ship
Rcbn on John n, Jones, et al Justice Grier deli
yere1 the opinion OF The Court reversing the decree Of
A Crcu,t Court for the Southern district OF New Yorx
ana Remaining the for further proceedings 10
ioymity with the opinion OF this Court
No, 2Q.-AIsuments continued.
WASHINGTON, jan TO- 1857
Gaze No qQ--Adolphus Durant samuel lawrence
e ~ Argument corciuded by Bon. Reveidy John, for
Np,eiI.sA
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PrrsBuRe, Jan. ~, 1887.
young man named Kidd, bookkeeper In the Cti.
,ens Deposit Bsnh, the son Of late well known druggist
n Pttsbure vas found dead this morning on the ce at
81. csr street bridge, WITH deep cut In HE orshesd
rs,trpsec that he Jumped or fell over The bridge 81
ssvs. ivpr o'c,ccs tps mcvpiss
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RUSSIA.

The Brussels NOrd publishes despatch from tsc lsr-
sian government the Russian Enjoys, Of date Deem
Der H. respecting the Neucnaiel affair. The de.pscr
says
The Imperial Cabinet but admit ths, his sssty
The Kipe OF Prussia has remained within the strci INIT
Of his rights, and therefore does think that he
slightest restraint snould be put upon the freedom Of
or Of his Majesty ~ W the measures he thinks o. tc
employ 10 obtain the satisfaction he asks.
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Proposed Line OF Steamers between -
Louis and Boston.

IT. Lour, Jan. 40, 1897
The Chamber OF Commerce Of this city he 70 apponsA
committee 70 correspond with the Board Of Trade al
Boston and the Chamber OF Commerce ct New Orleans,
relative to the establishment Of direct line OF steamers
between Boston and st. Louis via New Orleans The
Chamber Of Commerce Of this city pledges the active CO.
operation Of iu members urhersnce OF the proposed
ents,prisp.
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BaIrxoRs, Jan. 20, 1851.
The latest Mexican dates are 70 the 7th.
The political news e uumportant
Three millions Of dollars had been received Of yers
crus rom the interior, and 600 Mexican coin
shpped on the British mail steamship
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NEW osisss, Jan. rs, 1867.
strser, the bank robber, arrested 10 day at the
roov,h NJ the river
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The West India mail steamer Tyne, ashore 81 81, Albsus
already reported, still remain, aground, the water enter
ing her with every tide. her passengers had ben
landed and q part Of the ergo removed, but would
take ten days TO float her Of II the weather proved
favorable. she was not insured, and 10 the ninth
steamship that has been lost belonging 70 that line.
John Carswen Henry Cutting and John Lewis, second
mate third ate and boats Of the ship Guy Msn-
nerine have been committed al Liverpool the chage
Of mansauehter, In connection with the death OF man,
name unknown with the exception Of George. BE 10
supposed TO have been q srocers clerk, who vas shr-
ned at New York a. q seaman.
Meetings continued 10 bc held throughout the country
against the continuance Of the tax on incomes al tho R
etandard
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and one of the steamers has been frozen in at her
dock. Some years since . similar mshap occur
red, and seven thousand dollars were expended to
cut her out. A channel has now been cut, but 1t
is not wide enough, and the ship is like Sterne's
starling-it" can't get out" These unfortunate
occurrences might be very easily remedied by
sending all the steamships to New York.
Or, if any of the small interior cities,
like Boston or Philadelphia, ask it as
a charity, one or two steamers might
be sent to them on excursion trips in the sum
mer. They would be pretty sure to get out of
the harbor safely in July and August, but at no
other time. Boston is a pretty good place to
give one or two concerts or scientific lecture,
and Philadelphia is one of the first manufactur-
ing places in the world But the idea that those
cities are to have foreign commerce aud ocean
steamers, which belong especially to New York,
is absurd. The Nantucketers, from whom we
received nineteen days later news, might ask for
line of oceanic steamers with the same pro-
priety. When the BostOnians get the lower
light tbawed out, we hope they'll make us &C.
euainted with the fact.
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FRANCE.

Yeruk Kaan, the Persian ambassador, had srrivedas
nsrseiles with Q suite Of one hundred persons.
The opening Of the corps Legsatf was appointed or
February IL
The Bishop OF Amens had been appointed Archtwpp
OF PARIS.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA At HALIFAX.
POLITICAL NEWS UNIMPoRTANr.
COTToN AND BREADsTUFFs LoWga.
PROVISIONS DULL BUT STEADY.
AC,, &C., 10.

By AMnCAN PRUNING THsGRAPH LHIs, Il WALL 81.
HALIFAX, Jan. 20, 1857. I
The Royal mail steamship Arabia, Capt Stone, fros
Liverpool about P. H. Saturday, Jan. II, arrivedst
halifax ct fortynve minutes past eleven O'Clock ut
night She encountered heavy weather during the pss
rage Reports having passed. the following Iships:-u
the 18th Instant ship Constitution, Of Bath, and h
Athens, Of Newburyport, bound 10 Liverpool 18th
steamship Europa, from New York for Liverpool 24th
exchanged signals with the American ship Emerald, Q
Emerald Isle, steering west.
She left Liverpool the afternoon of Saturday, the Ia
ns-her news therefore three days later than that j.
ceived by the Arago ct New York.
The Arabia sailed at ten minutes to three O'Clock No
morning, and viii be due at Boston about ten A. Mo
Friday. The weather was Cal N and rainy.
The steamship City Of Baltimore arrived a, Liverpay
n p. N. on Thursday, the 18th instant.
The Collins steamship Baltic arrived 1t Liverpool se
O'Clock on the morning Of Saturday, the l7!h.
The political news by this arrival presents no Sestws
OF special importance.
The virtual settlement OF the Swiss difficulty 10 COZ
frmed and the details Of the arrangement were in cour
Of adjustment
From the official report OF the Liverpool cotton marin
for the week ending January le, We learn that vel
quiet feeling continued to prevail, and quotations gen
rally had been reduced eight from those advised
the Persia the market closing steady ct the decline. II
weeks business was restricted 70 about twentysew
thousand bales, four nfhs Of which was taken BY y
trade.
For bresdstufs the Brokers' Circular reports limbs
demand and dropping market. To effect sales, holes
had to submit TO q slight reduction on oil articles br
the rates current on the previous Friday.
Provisions generally were dull but without esssgAl
variation in prices.
In the London money market there was rather nre
activity and possibly slightly increased stringencysus
without producing any material change In rates. he
bullion in the Bank Of England had decreased q t11on
the week.
Consols closed on Friday the 10th at 9as qsEor
money, and 93zS "a for account.
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CHINA.

The China mail giving Canton dates TO November n,
has been received and furnished four days later utei
sence than that brought BY the last mail. Tho principe
incident during the week the proceedings Of the
United States squadros consequent upon the upjus,nabe
attack made by party Of Chinese upon the Americans
occupying The Barrier Forts, and which likely TO In
volve the Americans, much against their will, in guar.
raj with The Chnese
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SWITZERLAND.

The Neuchatel dispute Il virtually at an end On See
day. the lah the committee of both houses Of the ssr
federal governments adopted the proposition to reAse
the prisoners
teegraphic dispatch from Berne dated 10Th Jansry,
further that the National Council has adetcd
the proportions Of the Commission by 81 votes against
One member abstained from voting The Council Of stes
has not Jet voted On the part Of Prussia forma
gsgements have been made, but u understood tbs the
King Of Prussia ali claim 70 the sovereignty
and revenue Of Neuchate The castles OF Neuch,tel
and Loche will, however, remain the Kings private ro.
pery and display the PrussAn dag and the
rived from their domains 10 TO be dsbursed 10 local char.
ties. The revenue amounts to about $4,000 . year.