Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03

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FOREIGN NEWS,
Arrival 4 d. fa cAnsr.4.
! -Sr JOINS, N. b., April IS.
i The steamer Cambria Arrived AZ H;l5-
fax about hall past two o'clock, yesterday
afternoon, bringing London papers of IN
18th instant, and Liverpool dates to the
l4th instant. Our express Immediately
set of, and the express steamer reached
our wharf at this port abou, half psss 8
o'clock, this morning. The. Cambria has
forty six passengers for Boston. She nil !.
reach there probably by O'Clock Of ri.
day. (this evening.l She had on board
$500 pounds sterling in specie
In consequence Of the reconmenceneaA
Of hostilities between Germany and Den.
mark, whereby the supplies Of graiu from
the Baltic,have bee n altog etheT sns pended,
the Liverpool market for breadstnffs du-
ring the week ending on tie l4th inst,
has evinced marked symptoms Of reapims-
ton. Al the latest dates, -four had sd-
vanced, and best Ohio brands were quoted
at 24s 25s Baltimore, PhiIadelphia, and
Western brands at 25s. Sd. . 24s per
barrel. United States and Canadian wheat,
white and mixed, quoted Ut IS, 4d. .. s.
l0d; red do at IS. Cd. IS. Sd. per Is
lbs. Prime yellow corn at 32s.; white
do at 2Ss. Sd a 30s. per quarter; corn
meal per Dbl. at Is AIS.
The demand for -pork is only limited
with receding prices for western. Bacon
sold freely during the week al 81 . Sos
Cd for western. The market is conside-
| rably reduced, but shoulders brought the
extreme price Of 3ls 3ls Cd per cwt.
Five tons American turpentine sold al 3ls
I'd percwt. 1000 bills common Anbey
rosin selling at the reduced price Of 30 !
30s Sd per cwt. Fine qualities Of cheese
are scarce, and the general demand dull.
Money--The intelligence Of the block
ade Of the German ports, and Of Palermo
and Venice, has produced much fnciua-
tion in sonsols during the week, but The
market closed firmly on Friday evenings
81 l-2; exchequer bills al Al a 80; e.
| change for three months bills on Paris
20, so to 55; Hamburger lS, IL 3-4io III
premium. Colds dearer in Paris than IN
London. The geneial operations Or tho
last week have been feeble.
The revival Of the continental disius.
Dances has interrupted every branch 4
trade, and farther accounts both from the
United States and India, are anxiously
looked for.
Con,tnrmt>l. &sFtg
On receiving intelligence Of The recons-
mencement of hos,iliiies, Danish fleet, IN
attempting 10 capture the Prussian fortress
Of Eckeford on the 18th inst, w. totally
defeated. One line Of battle ship and .
irigate fell into the hands Of the yictcrs;
the former having grounded and taken IRE,
shortly after exploded and TOO 0: The
crew were lost.
A victory has been obtained By the
Hungarians over the Aus,rians, in which
the latter lost "a pieces Of cannon, 40 wsg.
gons and 900 men. SO
On the 7th inst. Lord Palmerston gave
notice ofthe blockaderof Palermo BY The
Neapolitan government.
On the 3lstthe blockade Of Venics By
Austria was formally announced. Cen
trail Germany appears 10 be in STATE 4
confusion. King Of Prussia has refused
to accept the imperial crown Of Germany,
which was rendered him by such email
majority fthe Frankfort Assembly. BE-
newed disturbances have occurred il Italy.
/ The people in Genoa and Tuscany having
gained q temporary triumph, are psepss.
ing to resist the futher encroachmenls q
the Austrians.
Rome, though quiet, is unsettled. To
Pope still continues at Gaeta. The King
Of Naples is preparing for an imnediss
attack on Sicily. Hitherto he has bess
restrained by an apprehended rising q q
Calabrians. $500. ss...s
France is tranquil, but all parties -
preparing for great election struggle.
I England is quiet.
The prospects Of speedy revival
trade are somewhat clouded.
Duffy's trial is still progressing, ~
the result will probably be announced
morrow.
In the French National Assembly. fhefs
are now thirty new vacancies N cs1 \.
quence Of deaths and designations.
wards of>sixiy members are conflnea
indisposition. The appointment Q.
| chairman of tie National Assenol
member Of the Legion Of Honor, wiz
be officially announced until i y tno.s
whether Cavaignac will accept some ~.
Dachesne, editor. Of lie Pueple, be- ~. 49,
sentenced TO FIVE years imprisonmen1,
1 to pay fine Of 5000 francs. Dslsc
a socialist, has been sentenced g , w. ~
years Imprisonment and TO pay
francs. The Presse states that neilas
French nor the British governments
interfere with negotiations abou! y
i opened at Verona Tor conclus'oh
peace between Austris and Picdn
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