Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-10
From the Chicago Daily Tribune Extra.
FOREIGN NEWS.

EOKEEGN N EWS-
Four European steamers arrived i'm one
week.---The Pope returned 10 Romeo
other important Political News.
New YORK, May 3, 5 p. NJ.
The steamer Canada arrived at Boston this
morning, with eight days later news from Eu-
rope. Asynopss of news is annexed.
ENGLAND
From manufacturing districts accounts are
more cheering and trade has somewhat improved.
The British Ministry has met with another sig.
nal defeat, and this time upon a portion OF the
Chanceiiors Budget. Defeat came unexpected.
" and caused a great sensation.
No outbreak had occurred on the Continent,
but from France particularly, reports indicate
very critical state of affairs
FRANCE
The Socialists, as the election draws near.
evince most deadly hatred towards the present
government. They have nominated Eugene
Sue as their candidate for Paris. His opponent
OF the disorder party has not been determined up
on at latest dates Funds are sensiby affected,
owing to the unsettled state OF affairs. A fright
fnl loss OF life occurred at Angler on Monday,
by breaking down of Suspension bridge over the
Lore. Over 200 men of the lth regiment of
light infantry were drowned.
ITALY
The Pope has returned to Rome, and was well
received at his entrance into the city. There was
no pomp or display beyond the necessar guard
and staff Offer of Tuscany for English indem-
nifty question has been refused by Lord Palmer
stUn.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
convention is said to have been concluded
between Austria and Prussia. An Austrian of
hcer OF high rank has been arrested in the act of
sketchng the Prussian fortifcation.-Thc Cabi-
net of Vienna has cspoused the cause Of Dem
mark in the Schleswig controversy, and the prob
ability of the pcaceable settlement of that ques-
ton is farther removed than ever
GREECE
Nothing new of DEFINITE character in relation
to the Greek question. The B0rsonvMe has
adyices from Athens, to tn 9th, stating that con-
ierences had been continued, and hat the Brit
ish fleet fired salute on the occasion OF the an
nyersary of the Hellenic instruction.
INDIA AND CHINA.
There are later advices from India News
from both quarters is satisfactory. Overland
mail of Monday brings dates from Bombay to
18th of March; Calcutta, l7lh; Hong Hong 18th
February. The expedition sent by Sir Colt
Campbell against the Hill Tribes mas been de-
ieated with heavy loss.
HINDOO AND MUSsULMAN.
The population of the city Of Singapore had
risen against each other under the influence OF
religious fanaticism and the city was destroyed
by fire.
At Canton hoydays had intarrcrad with bus-
ness for some days previous 10 tn departure OF
the nail. At the opening OF Business lively
trade at advanced rates was expected. Cotton
had advanced considerably Accounts respect
ing cotton crops were encouraging.
HUNGARY.
Leaders Of the Hungarian revolution having
been three months AGO summoned t. surrender
within thirty days, all who dill not comply were
sentenced to death for contumacy, among whom
are Kossuth and others. The Turkish fleet ar
rived at Malta on the Sth ult., wiki 300 refugees
on board They proceeded t. Belgium, thence
to England. and from thcnceto the L. S:
TURKEY.
Letters from ConstantinopIa of 9Th April an
nounce that dl pomatic relations have been r-su-
med betwe n Porte ana Austria Mr.. Church,
from the T. s had been received by the ) itau
in very latt,ring untnnrr Ii IS sad thai this
II w relation will b, Likely to prove a very inla-
c JlI one, and that embassies OF AM RIGA and
Ea. land will mutually act together The Sal
tan mas added a Christian Battalion to each OF
ms regiments.
RUSSIA.
The late news from Russia is confrm1d by
German and Austrian papers.
IRELAND.
Nothing 10 report except a continuance Of IA
vorube weather for agriculture. Many emjgra-
ting to the United States, are people OF consider
able means.
LATER.
New York, i,h.7 p. VI.
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