Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
FOREKGN TEERES.
Prepared for the n. Y. Evening POST

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Mr.. Richardson, the traveller, has lett Tripo-
H. to explore Lake Tshad, in Africa.
During the last three months, the bankrupt
cies in England have fallen off nearly one half.
semi-mOn;hly steamers are about TO ply on the
Nile.
Louis Philippe Is nonaccd with an attack Of
dropsy in the chest.
The Submarine Telegraph between Dover
and Calais, will not be completed until the end
of this month.
Eight Archbishops of the Greek Church, have
received decorations from the SaltaD, as mark
of his regard for them.
Madame Mazzini, wife of the Italian Patriot,
Is making money and u sensation by tie exercise
Of her vocal powers.
The health ofLondon simproving every week.
The cholera appears to have Disappeared The
weather was warm and genial.
William Chambers, one of the editors and
proprietors af Chambers journal, SAYS ne sus-
tanned himself in early life. for five years, or
few shillings week. lie is now wealthy man
The Pope wishes to leave Rome on pilgrim
age to l.oretto. The French will not permit
him togo. He cannot now take the air without
the attendance of the French cavalry
DR.. Faraday, in a recent lecture, maintained
that an ordinary par,or fire, consumed forty
pounds of coal, and made forty-two thusand gal
Ions of air unfit for respiration
The young Emperor of Austria recently visi-
ted Trieste, and though his entrance was three
hours in advance of the programme, every honor
was paid him.
A new book to be announced in the Atheneum,
as soon to be published in London, entitled "Ru-
raj Hours in the United States, by Miss Fcni-
more Cooper, daughter Of the novelist"
Theirs, after seventecd years, marriage with
out issue, suddenly finds himself about to be-
come father. lie is SO rejoced that he is about
to proceed to Rome, to have Pic Mono baptZe
his expected offspring.
a very powerful article on the Church Of
England has appeard in the last number of the
Western Review. 1t is the Gbicst exposition Of
the wants the Christian world, and the defects
Of Ministerial teaching, we have ever read.
The Rev. Mr.. Bull, of Corby, whilo on his
way to a neighboring town, observing crowd
and a prize FIGHT going on, rushed among the
spectators, and by his courage and conduct, pre-
vented the combat.
Steamboat travelling on tho Thames, is quite
passion with the Londoners Just now On a
single day, Monday after NYhitsunday, lG7, 900
persons were CARED to the various landings; and
now passengers may 90 from Ipswich TO London,
two hundred miles, for 20 cents.
Drouyn do Ihuys, the recent French Ambas-
sailors at the Court of St. James, is one Of the
wealthiest men in France. He has an income
from his wife, Alad'elle ST. Crq, very large
accession to lis fortune. lie has literary turn.
and is very good sort Of man.
We notice the death of the celebrated Gay
Lussac. This eminent sayAn was one Of the
most celebrated Of the French chemists. He
made himself celebrated by ascending in a bal
loon with Blot, for the purpose of making obser
vations on the phenomena Of the atmosphere.
IIeasccHd9d q second time alone. His research
es with regard to mercury and electric fluids
the magnetical equator and the gaIyanc pile
Lave given him an undying fame.
Not long since, q young lady advertised in
the English papers, that her father had threat
ened her with scclusiOn in q convent for life
unless she collected together one million Of used
letter stamps, within u certain period. A fash
ionable and influential lady in Derbyshre, in
terestcd in her fate, attempted to collect these
stamps. In ten days time she received several
millions, and they continued to pour in in such
vast quantities, that she was obliged to refuse
receiving them. So the young lady escaped the
Conyt&t.