Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
Arrival of the Asia.

New York, Oct. 17-3 p. M.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool
at o A. NJ. of the 3rd inst, arrived at 8
o'clock this morning. Advices mainly
anticipated; our files, however, contain
some items Of interest.
The New Foundland line of steamers
is temporarily suspended.
The Hong Kong correspondent of the
London Times, says that with regard to
the blockade of Canton river, it is un-
derstood that Admiral Seymour had
been induced to adopt this course in
consequence of the American steamer
Antelope having proceeded up the river
as far as Wampoa, and it is the impress
ion that the Americans and some other
foreigners were DESTROYS of forming a
trade with Canton, to which it is said he
admiral S. would not object.
Nena Sahib was besieging the fortress
of Lucknow, in person. He had cut off
the canals which supplied the citizens
with water.
Recruiting for the army was progress
ing in England at the rate of over 1000
per week.
NAPLEs.-It is stated that the Emper-
or of Austria will visit the Emperor of
Russia at Berlin. ~rsae
Letters from the Persian frontier say
that insurrectionarym movements had bro
ken out in various places.
1t was reported in Paris that in con-
sequence of recent prosecutions of
Europeans in Madagascar, combined
English and French expedition against
the Queen of that country was not i'm
probable. s,5
The Asia brought 500, 900 in specie.
WASHINGTON, OctI9.
Information has been received here
from the South that one of Walkers ex-
petitions is to leave New Orleans and
the other Galveston. They have been
delayed in consequence of financialpres-
sure until the first of November. They
do not expect to meet with serious if
any opposition from the fedearl officers.
They propose to land at some point in
Costa RIGA on the Atlantic coast and
then march to San Jose, capital of that
Republic, which they expect to reach
in two days. Their calculations are that
when they capture it the whole country
will be in their possession. The ag-
gregate of the fillibuster forces are from
l 200 to2,O0 men
Washington, Oct. 19-9P. NJ.
The Government having received Off
cial informrtion of the outrage alleged
to have been committed at Cape Haytien
on Capt Mayer of the American brig,
r. w. Tucker, Gen. Cass has made a
demand on Secretary Toucey for war
steamer, with dispatches to Cape Hay
ten, and there not only to demand the
immediate release of the prisoners, but
full and satisfactory indemnity for the
outrage.
The steamship Fulton, which left a
day or two since for the Gulf in search
of tillibusters, will be ordered to touch
at Cape Haytien, if instructions can catch
her commander before she gets out to
sea. Meanwhile, an order was prompt.
ly issued for anothers teamert to get ready
and depart on the same GRAND.
Washington, Oct. 2O-P. M.
Information has been received from an
official source to the effect, that the con-
stitutional convention of Kansas will
submit the Constitution for adoption or
rejection to the legal voters of the Ter
ritory.
THERE'S no prospect of an early recog
milton of the pres ent government of Mic
aragua
The President and Cabiret received to
day through special communication an
invitation to visit the Maryland State
Fair.
The Southern Mail brings dates from
all parts as late as due. There is no
news of Importance.
The Picayune correspondent says
that 40 passengers by the Central Amer
lea are now residing in Cuba; being pre-
vented from leaving by the steamer in
consequence ~of the rigid quarantine
laws.