Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19
FOREIGN ITEMS; BY THE CALEDONIA.

FOREIGN ITEMS; BY THE CALEDONIA.
The Austrian Governments establishing gricul-
saral schools in all parts of the empire.
4 fossil cherry tree was discovered lately in
bed of sandstone, in the Isle of Wight 200 feet be-
low the level OF the earth.
On Easter Monday, the British museum was Vi
sited by no fewer than 36,l36 persons.
Preparations are being made to /. It'll from sugar
in one of the Dublin dstillcries.
Letters from Alexandria announce that, ON the
22d ult. upwards of forty vessels laden with cora,
left that port, mostly for England.
In Germany, and particularly in Sesa, the crops
bear an appearance so promising, that the markets
OF the country already begin to feel the effects bya
sensible reduction in prices
Mr.. Aiken, of Aberdeen, has taken out a patent
for the manufacture OF iron coaches. His trial ON
nibus, carrying nineteen persons besides the driver
and cad, Weighs only eleven cwt.
The Saxon Government has determined that corn,
flour and pulse, from foreign countries passing in
transit on the Llbe to SaXony shall be admitted till
the end OF September, free from duty
1t has been deemed expedient by our government
10 erect a consulate at Rio Grande, in Consequence
OF the great increase OF our intercourse with that
port. Mr.. Fraser has been appointed the first In
gish consul-gencral at Rio Graade
r,l r.,
been pre- entcd to the KIM Of NanIes H,s recon-,
ton in Naples was Of the most katherine Kind eg-,
rcclally among merchants.
The import duty impoeed mon vice b,, tho stotos
OF the ZolVeleln, has been abolished in considera-
ton OF the present high price OF provisions
The suffice, or burning on the funeral pile, has
been abolished in the Mans tomn0ns. Ie.uo
Tue SecoLa u 'i' progressive improvement
III d -'a''' i''''' az s''''
The Pacha Of Damascus lately ssucl procla-
strictly yelled When thew went abroad and dccI,.
ring that he would cat off the nosns ~ All ,yh l;s
obeyed his orders
m
ine Emperor OF Russia has recalled one hundred
berg in Prussia and bas ntanlrteJ III b;s a,,b;a5+
for the future from recci,in tl,pr oJ,catio,, y, f.,
reign uni, erslties
i'c icHci HoleIhncHt IN imitation OF That OF
EHSldhu'has forbidden fench citizens nom accept
Ing Ictlers OF maique, which Mexico had dlstribu-
ted with proluslon in English French, and Spanish
harhors.
The steamer s. Cram T-.ra,, ,,,. b,r,,+ ~, ,T,.,o.
day evening last on Ler,,ss3oc bot,,ne, Tior,,,lI
and Drogbed3 Many ot tlc n,ssonoors ,,aro ii.or
oil by a smack but two bOatslul OF pnODIa ty anty,
or thirty in number were droz.naJ F'S' '''0'''
The bill establishing line Of steam packets be-
tween Havre and New York has passed the Cham
Der OF Peers.
Dublin, April 1.-THE failure Of the . Irish mar
ty" to realise the promise of their s,,rno, nc Vol
as the lowering condition Of the country arc abo,t
TO bring together the heads of all ,,artias ar,;,
There will understand issue = recpist;o, i, = to,
DAVIS for grand demonstrators, Win s,,ob ,,,l,,,
as Smith O. Brien and ToAn u ConroII- XIV :, n,
Loghlen and Aldern,,n yo,,nr T,,I,ol.Yl
Old Irelaud--aII i, tc,onorar,, ba,,,,l,
Miss Caroline tTcrshor sistor and c,r r,,.
time assistant to fine ilIns+r;ons ast,,,,,,o I
byated her 9th birth d,v AZ LT9,,o an 49, I,.t1
nit She still sometimes noes =, :, XXX ,;,t
her obseryatorv
Up" a." u "'Voo GERMAN enISrants nave with
~ r'e last IoI'hSH' pissed through Cologne, on
tHe" way TO bremen iaVIe, and Antwerp, where
au.J "'H ''Ne IaeH departure Tor America. The
SuO'e' part C' '""l" seemed 20 toe rather well OFT.
~ u vas '''''3 - lol OF eIhiSfan's
~ 49,. ,,'e up % " '"UGl'i's "'Le;
arJ 5000 ('''.'I'i''' VIZ age
- ''',-', = va Vac II Is c'ieu-
~ ''i'' WA '19I 'G "!'s year,
G ~ '''' He'oel 10 o!sthc's IN
- - ""0 'oN'' .c'ole 'el''toIu among
81; " ''-0 'i''i gnu I'l'iIo canon province OF
A'"'S'"
E1press frorcIjDg n, t5c C..c-, rr,,,,., ;,.-,.
The - o'clock nm evnra.s train ,r,,, C,tI ~
Won vos from, q derange,,opt oc tLo a,,;,o 49,,