Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
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The America arrived here about 64 o.
clock this morning, but in consequence Of
the lines being down between St Johns
and Calais, the transmission Of news has
been delayed during the whole day.
The French ministry have resigned, or
were dismissed The cause is attributed
to Discrimination on their part 10 sustain
the views embodied in the Presidents let
ter relating to Rome. Great excitement
existed in Paris, but the President is firm,
and has written letter to the Assembly,
which the London Times characterizes as
impudent. A new Cabinet has been form
ed, which wholly represents the views Of
the President and Of a majority Of the As
sembly. @so5..... 81.
Nothing from Russia. @
FRANCE.
The French ministry resigned in body
on the Goth. 1t seems that the whole Of
the ministry, with the exception Of Odil-
Ion Barrot assembled on the morning Of
the Both to advise the President respect
ing the appointment Of successor 10 Fall
loux, the retiring minister. At this meet
ing, Louis Napoleon imperiously declared
that the Cabinet wanted dig-ity, an impu-
tation sufficiently annoying TO raise the
anger Of less sensitive personages than
those who form the Executive Of Repub-
lican France. The insult was too great
to be forgiven. The President added,
that the Cabinet had been too subservient
to the conservative majority of the Assem-
bly,; that the Club Of the Council of State
did what he himself could not do, settled
the policy Of the Government and actu-
ally nominated the ministry. This was
enough, and an explosion instantly follow
ed. In the evening Dupin read 10 the
Assembly message from the President,
which was very spirited and interesting,
for it can hardly fail to provoke angry
passions, and it may probably produce
the coup d'etat which has been long fore
Swallowed.
The London Times says, if this is
clear and definite Specification 10 the
sweeping measure by which the Presi-
dent Of the French Republic has changed
his whole administration, we must sup
pose that Louis Napoleon intends to con-
vey TO France, and TO the world, his per-
emptory intention to assume, in his own
person, the supreme dictation ofthe affairs
of the Republic. Men are needed, says
the President, who are as much filled with
conviction Of my peculiar responsibility as
their own, and Of the necessity of action
as well as Of words. The Moniteur Of
Thursday, contains a list of the New Min
istry. Theirs, Mole and Gen. Chanear-
nier support the ministry, but have too
much prudence TO join it.
The Partisan Journals publish the fol-
lowing telegraphic despatch from Gen.
Lamoriciere to the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs:
ST PErERsBuRGH, October Is.
Count Nesselrode notified yesterday 10
the Ottoman Envoy, that the Emperor ia
king into consideration the letter of the
Sultan, confined himself to demand that
the Refugees shall be expelled from Tur-
key.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The fiends who were ncknamed Rulers
in Austria, not satisfied with the human
gore which they have already shed, con-
tinue their sangninary career. Haynau
has been appointed Civil and Military
Governor Of Hungary another crisis in
that country is believed TO be inevitable.
A circular from Kossuth has reached
Pesth, in which that patriot assures his
countrymen that he has removed the Crown
OF St Stephen solely for the purpose of
rendering impossible the coronation of a
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3, l849.
Western Canal Flour % to 24s !; Phila-
delphia and Baltimore 2ls Cd to "a. Sales
are effected at very irregular prices and
quotations nearly nominal. Indian Corn
n to 29s for white, 26 to 23s for yellow
from these prices holders are unwilling
TO yield.
In American provisions there has been
:: quiet but steady demand, and business
Is gong forward at full prices. The stock
Of Bacon is light, with limited sales hold
ers are expecting all advance. Beef is
heavy. A reduction has taken place on
previous sales Of Pork-low qualities are
more wanted, but for medium and good
sorts there is little demand. Sales of
Hams are at 30 and 32s, in dry salt
There has been an improved demand for
shoulders, with sales at 20 to 2ls. The
market is bare Of Cheese, and ordinary or
fair qualities would bring very full pri-
ces. The transactions in Lard are or a
retail character only.
The Iron market presents the usual in
activity Of the season, without any materi-
al change Of prices.
The sales Of Tobacco for the month have
been the largest on record, amounting to
1850 hhds. at full prices, with an upward
tendency.
The demand for Cotton has fallen off;
common qualities have receded id; other
qualities without change.
In the manufacturing districts only
moderate business has been going forward
reports are generally favorable and pri-
'es steady. In foreign produce the mar
set has been good, both for home use and
expectation, and prices have been fully
sustained.
Late dates have been received from
Bombay and Calcutta. The stormy wealth.
sr during the monsoons had interrupted
business TO an unusual degree. The arri-
Fals Of goods having been light, prices