Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25
Foreign News.

India Terrible Riots IN Germany
The Crops IN Engiand--Progress
of Queen UictoriG, &c
The Great Western arrived a, New
York on Tuesday evening.
She sailed from Liverpool on the 22d
ull.. and experienced constant and
heavy westerly gales. This sall-iac
torlly accounts for the length of her
passage
One hundred and forlv-6ve passen-
gers came on, in her-a larger number
than ever before came in an ocean
steamer.
Among the passengers in the Yves
tern. are the Hon. d. Jenlfer, late U.
S. Minister to Austria; Hon w
Boulware, late u. 5 Minister TO Ma
pies; and the Hon. G. Hughes, late
U. S. Minister to the Hague.
There appears 10 be no particular
change in the cotton market.
There is no news OF lmportane from
Ireland.
Affairs in France are apparently
quiet.
There has been very serious reli
gious riot in Leipsic.
The Jesults cause their share of
trouble III Europe.
Advlces from Switzerland state af
fairs IN that unhappy country are now
near a crisis. 1t will be FASTENED by
The dlspers ion OF the Diet.
The ,oas, Of The KING of Prussia was
but little relshed.
There is nothing of importance from
Spain. There are. however, plenty
Of ru,nors Of changes in The Cabinet.
&c
We find one fact in the Spanish
news worth thought. The Spanish
government has commenced The restl
luton to the clergy of the unalienated
property Of the church, and has even
included in this head, properly which
has been really sold, but on which the
payments have not been made. This
is done with view TO conciliate the
Pope.
Railway accidents in England have
become what steamboats, explosions IN
the U. States have long been-too gen.
eral.
The Roscius. Uottinguer, and sid
dons had arrived OUT.
Queen Vicloria's rambles on the
continent continue.
The demand for Canadian corn was
active. in consequence OF the unsett led
state of the weather.
The overland mail arrived on the
2lst ull. The commercial accounts
present no striking feature. Exchange
was brisk, and frelghts for England
had improved. The cholera was
sweeping over Western India Al La
hore the mortality was dreadful-bor.
derng on 10000! From China there
was nothing new.
Ii appears certain. says the Nation
al. that Louis PHILIPPE has several times
advised Mde. Munoz, Queen Maria
Chrlsuna) to return TO France. 1t Is al
so stated, that steps have been taken TO
ensure a marriage between the Duke de
Montpensier and the Intanta Donna
Louisa Fernando.
Her Nyes'y's Uish 10 Germany.
MAYNEScE, Aug. lS.-The Queen
and Prince Albert have departed en-
route for C"burg.
The English HarUest.- Whatever
may be the result of the present har
vest, II is, we believe, unquestlonable
that so far as human exerlions can GO
much more has been done IN the las
year 10 obtain good produce from The
land. than was ever done before.
Russia ana the Circass ians.-W t
learn from Constantnople Of the 30Ih
ull., that intelilen had been receiv-
ed there from the Caucasus, announc
ing that the Russians had undertaken ;
new campaign into the interior Of Da
ghastan After vigorous resistance
a, the entrance of defle, the noun
,aineers Withdrew and the Russians
seized on the defile. Considerable los
was sustained on both sides. There
have been Instructions in that part o
Circassia which is under sabJectlon
and near Anapa a Russian division wa
obliged 10 retreat.
Rise IN the Price of Sugar.
though the quantity of sugar receive
from the West Indies, the Mauri.us
and The Eas, Indies, is greater hi
year than i, has been for many wear
previously. yet the price of all kinds c
sugar still continues 10 advance.
The Iron Trade. In l749. iii
quantity of pig iron produced in En-
gland was only 1900 tons, from 5
furnaces; in 1850. it had increased
$4,000 tons; in 1878. the amount W.
$4,000 tons. and l2l furnaces; 1870;
the number of furnaces had increase
to 1863 producing $50 000 IONS, and
1920, the amount OF pig iron IN FL
gland was 100000 tons, while, la
year, the total )duce Of pig iron coul
not have been less than 800 900 ton,
which has considerably increased
proportion in the first six months
the present year.
Francc.-Paris and its vicinity we
visited on Tuesday by tremendol
hurricane, which broke or tore up
the roots trees of large dimension
and did other extensive damage. III
wind was still high on the 2ls. ulI
but the weather was fine.
Accounts from Rouen state that
large factory was blown down by Il
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