Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


tue suDgect OF the pTlZe 10 be awarded to exLlbl-
tors, and have resolved to take immediate steps
for having medals struck, of various sizes and
different designs, it being their opinion that
this is the form in which III will, generally sneak
ing, be most desirable that the rewards should
be distributed. They will endeavor to secure the
assistance OF the most eminent artists of all conn
tries in producing the medals, which will thew
hope, be valuable as works of art of the HIGHEST
class, besides serving as records of distinction in
connection with the exhibition They have de-
eded to select bronze for the material in which
the medals are to be executed, considcring that
metal to be better calculated than any other for
the development of superior skill and ingenuity
IN the medalic art, and at the same time the most
likely to constitute lasting memorial ofthe ex-
hbltlon. notice, stating the conditions of com
petition, has been issued, in which it is stated,
In addition to the above, that It is intended to
strike three bronze medals of different sizes and
of different designs. Three prizes of ElOO each
will be given for the three designs for the rever-
ses which may appear the most mertorious and
the most suitable to the purpose Of the Commits
sIoners. Three prizes Of E50 each will be given
for the three best designs which are not ACCEPTED
The designs are to be sent to the secretaries of
the commission on or before the lst of June,
1850.
IRELAND
Spring operation, in the agricultural district
are gong forward with more briskn2as and hone
than was anticipated Though the lands in ma
ny sections have been untenaned to a deplorabe
extent, ye! the majority of those remaining are
showing a willingness to renew their exertjons
to live on the soil Of their fathers If the land
lords would only reform their treatment of the
tenants, and relieve them of the odous oppres-
sion OF the factors or agents, they have placed
over them, hope might yet b. cherished Of better
days FOR ireland
lncendiarisn still prevails in many Paris of the
country, bnt the papers are almost free of the
murder account 50 numerous in former files
The chi"l items Of greatest interest in Irish af-
fars, at the present. are the proposed abolition
OF the Vice Royalty, saIos ofthe cncumbsraI es-
tates, ana the tenant right agitation. To the
FIRST IN SURE, yio ant opposition has been excl
ted, especially in Dablin, and Lord Clarendon,
who now fills the vice regal office, is charged
with being the prime n,tigator Of the scheme
II IS SAIL that he is ambitious to hold a place in
the present cabinet, and also to have his name 90
down IN history as The last OF the ycercgal line
In" sales OF th3 oncumbarcd estates already
made angur good results The continued agi-
tatlon OF the tenant right will it is said have an
excellent effect on the sociai relations of the p,o-
pIo. 1t IS teaching the people their rights in the
soil AMI this lmowI'ds; will work greater in
dependence of feeling
EMIGRATION.
The Ijnarick Chr9ni,t,. s,vs thot a,n;rroti,,,
il amazingly ON the increase ma, ho,r,Isr 80
much to Canada 10 the United States. and the
in.audior cmiprants. mostly ,GIricnIIrsI AMI
who embark for their destination nt tbis mort
The bank, in Iinor,rl, arc hourly na,,r,,' an,
money upon the orders reuittad by the friends
l,.t AND 'r., linz, ,..,or. W., a,,55;., ,.,
.es ~ :, - c,,ar7 ,sDa ,a..,',r' ' t"r No.,
MI NM -, 49, n. ,Il'e 80 'o' w"
FRANCE
BIS IaF" been brought forward IN the Assem-
by imposing very stringent restriction upon tue
press m the shape OF stamp duty and large
sums of money il security to the Governments
The press 81 Paris is nearly unanimous against
ia measure.
The election OF six socialists has been auuul-
led on account OF some informally in the regis
try OF votes
Ga the 26tr. the President NJ Dupiu) informed
the House that proposition lad been handed