Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-14
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
Thirteen days Later.

Thirteen days Lsatcf.
The Acadia arrived at Boston, Oct.
Goth, bringing out IS passengers. A
rumo. prevails that the British Cabinet
propose to exclude the ambassadors OF
all foreign nations who have not fulfill.
ed their pecuniary engagements TO that
country. The Great Britain steam
ship is to be relieved from her confine-
ment at Bristol dock.
The Cotton market is dropping, but
with no positive decline. American
Hay sold at auction will be losing
return to the shippers. Messrs Ros-
kell, Ogden & Co., heavy cotton op-
orators have suspended payment. The
grea, repeal banquet in honor Of the
recent release OF Mr. O'Connell. took
place a, Dublin on the Goth September,
abou, one thousand were present.
The news from France, Spain and
Portugal is unimportant.
The overland mail from China brings
advices TO the 2lst June; it gives in
|telligence that treaty has been con-
cluded betw cen the United States and
the Chinese Government, founded up.
on the same liberal base as tina. of the
English 'rreaty-giving US the advan-
tages of the concessions which Grea,
Britain wrung out by battery and
ombardment, treasure and blood
The U. S. Man of War, Brandywine,
S. Louis, are in the Chinese walters.
The far famed danseus, Mad. Tagli-
oni. is said to have accepted an en-
gagement in the United States, RI0,-
600 being secured to her.
A coal pit a. Haswell colliery, near
Sunderland, exploded, causing the
death Of IS individuals.
The wheat crop in Ireland is mos,
prolific.
!. The Queen and her Censor, have re-
turned from their visi, 10 Scotland.
The Bank Of England have declared
a dividend of 81 per cent. GU. of their
half yearly earnings.
ToBAcco.-The stock on hand a,
Liverpool is l3, Hhds. Last year
at the same period. l0,159.
The French troops have evacuated
the Island of Mogodore.
The last weekly repeal meeting pro.
duced 9349 l6s 6ad in rent.
Money is getting more in demand
and the rates OF interest have advanced.
EIGHT DAYS LATER.-The
Steamer Great Western arrived a,
New York, Oct. 2G,h, bringing papers
Of lih from London and 18th from
Liverpool. She brings l39 passen.
gers.
The cotton market is stationary and
operations in Bread stuff. are small
Little is doing in American securities.
Prices remain without change.
There is much speculation in Rail
Road stock. Companies were incorpo-
rated at the las, session Of Parliament
having sum total Of capital amount
ing to S6O,OOO,OOO.
The Puseyises were defeated at the
election of Vice Chancellor Of Oxford.
The arrival Of Louis P hilipe Great.
ed an immense sensation. His recep.
ton has been most cordial.
There have oeen dreadful inunda.
tons in Sweden. 500 persons are sup
posed to have persisted and property to
the value of 100000 Xix dollars (abou,
1896. 0OO) destroyed.
The visit Of Louis PHILIPPE TO Eng.
land is distinguished BY an ordinance
Of pardon TO SO State Prisoners.
"Uho shall decide when Doctorsl
disagree. Edmund Quincy, in late |
an.i-slavery Standard, calls the Rev. |
Joshua Leavi,t, editor of the Emanci.
pa.or, 1.-THE most unprincipled editor
connected with the public press in A.
merica."
This opinion indicates Mr. Quincy
70 be recovering from his hslIucina,ion
of intellect--a miracle, which the edi-
orials Of the Emancipa.or might well
work upon any form Of madness.
DORR.-The Rev. O. A. Brown.
ION, one of the polished stones in thsI,
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