Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Further by the Atlantic

New YORK, Jan. 6.
! The Atlantic reached her wharf at two O'Clock
p. NJ.
GREAT BRITAIN. President Buchanan. me-,
sage attracted great attention. 1t was .el.
graphic entire from Liverpool to some Of the
London Journals, being the longest despatch
ever sent by telegraph in England
| The Times in its review of the message. con-
fines itself to two topics. the financial crisis and
the Central american question 1t CONSTITUTES
Mr. Buchanans remarks upon the former subject
into tribute to the monetary system of Eng
| land. On the Central American question the
Times says we have much p'easare in receiying
the assurance from Mr.. Buchanan that the inter-
ests of the two couetries are identical being con-
fined to securing safe transit over the routes
| across the isthmus. Let the American govern
ment give proof of this, and we are sure that
matters win be speedily SERTED Common sense
must tell the Americ .ns thatin these two ques
tons we arc strictly one-.he defensive, and the
most inyeterate declsimer against England can
not deny the concilistory spirit in which she has
| treated them. But we can hardly be asked TO
give up the treaty OF 1859, without guarantee
thatit most important provisions shall be re-en-
acted and the whole series of irritating dis.
putes be brought forever 10 an end.
Further attempts to launch the Levisthsn
Were postponed until the spring tides at the
commencement of January. The hydraulic pow
err is to be more than doubled. The ship re-
mains fair and even on the ways, and at high
tide has nearly six feet of water under her.
Rumors of Ministerial changes were again in
circulation. The London Advertiser under
stands Mr.. V. Smith will leave the Board of Con.
troll. to be succeeded by Sir c. Wood, and that
should Mr. Smith retire, his patron, the Marquis
of Lansdowne. would probably Withdraw from
ministerial life.
The marriage treaty of the Princess Royal OF
England with the Prince of Prussia had been
signed in London on the 10Th.
The funds were quite buoy ant, and money was
easy at per cent. for the best paper in the dis,
count market, and 4a6 per cent on the stock ex
change The suspension of Messrs. Hichmalee
| & Co., of Glasgow, was announced. Liabilities
| 100000 ,, ...f
On Monday, the 2lst, there was increasing
buoyancy in the London stock exchange under
the influence of the large arrival of specie from
New York and the news of the rapid recovery
going on at Hamburg. The suspension of Kiln
gender Brothers, of Liverpool was announced
Liabilities f240,000. and VIM. Reid Wholesale
| grocer, liabilities 100000
deputation from the Governments of Swe,
den and Norway had arrived in London, with
| the view of obtaining financial aid.
| FRANCE.-The extraordinary trial of Madame
DE Jeufosse, her two sons and her ganekeepeI
for the murder of NJ. Gullot, had terminated in
the acquittal of all the prisoners.
| Ii WAS Out contraulctcQ by the Patrlc
newspaper, that the Emperor, in consequence
ofreprescntation made by England, had con
scented to submit the question ofthe expectation
Of negroes from Africa to the French colonies tc
conference to be held in London. The French
ship of war intended for China was appointed
to leave Toulon on the 25th OF December and
would proceed direct to Hong Kong with 5000
| troops on board. a. a.e
| C0MMEsCIAL.--Affai in Paris had slightly
| improved. Spirits had risen in price since the
| imposition of the duty on foreign brandes.-
Wheat and -four had slightly declined.
SPAIN.-The Espana of Madrid, denounce.
with some vehemence the projects of the United
States against Cuba, and accuses President Blu
chanan of personally encouraging them. Will
regard to the proposition for purchasing the is
land, which it says the new Minister OF tn,
United States, who is about to arrive in Madrid
is expected to make, the Espana declares that
Spain cannot entertain it without dishonor thai
/ the United States will seize the first opportunity
either by piratical expeditions or exciting insur
rect:ons, or any other mode whatever of posses
sing themselves OF the island, the Espana does
not doubt; and it complains that under such cir
cumstances, the Spanish government displays
! great want of caution
/ RUssIA.-An important decree had been is
sued providing for the partial enfranchisemen
! IF the serfs se
ITALY.-An earthquake took place on th
night of the 18th throughout the whole King
dom of Naples, and its effects were most sever
in the towns of Salermo. Houses were rem
from top to bottom. Numerous villages wer
destroyed.