Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11

dy published:
LONDON, Saturday, Dec. 2, l04 o'clock.
The second edition ofthe London Chron-
icle, Of this morning, contains letter from
Paris, dated last evening, which embodies
an extract of letter from the Consul Of
France to the Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
written at Marseilles on the afternoon Of
Nov. 2S,h, saying that the Pope left Rome
secretly at 5 o'clock on the morning ofthe
oath.
The second edition Of the Daily News,
Of this morning, also announces the Pope's
departure, and says that he left in dis
guise, and had arrived at Leata, to which
place the steamer Semure had gone to
meet his Holiness, who intended to 60 to
France.
Rome remained tranquil and seemed in
different to the Pope's departure. The
Chambers had passed vote Of confidence
in the Ministry.
The Daily News also states that certain
information had reached Paris to the ef-
feet that Ibrahim Pacha, King of Egypt,
died on the 10th Nov. and had been sue
ceeded by Abbas Pacha.
The Paris papers of yesterday contain
no other news Of interest.
General Wrangel has issued notice
forbidding the meeting of any members Of
the Assembly at Berlin. -
The Chronicle says il is stated BY a let
ter from Tilsit, that the Russian Journal
publishes declaration, said to have been
made by the Emperor of Russia, that he
will, if necessary, support the King Of
Prussia in maintaining order, and will, If
required, send SOC, 900 troops.
BERLIN, 29th.-It is said that Vencke
will be entrusted with the formation Of !,
new cabinet. He is Constitutionalist.---
Disturbances are reported in various dis Y
tricts owing to the unsettled state Of al v
fairs. Troops had been sent to Hallerstadt :
and Thuringen. 81.
There is nothing in the morning papers
TO strengthen the report that Prince Win !
dischgratz had been shot. The Vienna Ga
Zette contains notice dated 2ls7 ult., sign
ed by General Welder, announcing that
Prince w. will have nypersons concerns
ed in the late outbreak tried before the or
binary court. N.
A letter from Perth announces an at
tempt to assassinate Gen. BEN.
The Hamburg Borsenhalle, under date
of Copenhagen, 18th ult., says very great
satisfaction had been caused there by the
fact that Prussia and England have declar-
ed themselves more favorable and ener-
getically for delay than hitherto. II is said
that negotiations for peace are open in
London.
The Cologne Gazette gives letter from
Posen, dated 25th ult., which states that
traveller just arrived from Warsaw, as.
sures us that the strength Of the Russian
army already assembled on this side Of
Werschl amounts to nearly 400, 900 men.
The headquarters of their artillery, which
numbers some 300 pieces Of cannon,is thir-
teen miles from the Prussian boundary on
the high road from Kalioh to Warsaw and
which is the connecting point Of the road
to Posen and Breslau. Warsaw and the
surrounding places are full Of troops
Upon the affairs OF Germany the most COM
plete ignorance prevails at Warsaw, the
people being grossly misled by the official
journal.
LONDON, Saturday morning.-The re-
turns of the board Of trade for the month
ending 9Th November show for the first
time an increase in the value Of our ex-
ports, not only over the corresponding
month of last year, but also over '46. In
this instance the increase is 10000. In
the other, 1900, result the more re-
markable and encouraging when il is re-
collected that the Vienna outbreak EXTEND
ed over the interval that it embraced
The chief increase is in cotton manufac-
lures and yarns--in the former 2l2, 500
and the latter ISL 300. Most important is
in iron and machinery-in iron ISL 600;
in hardware and cutlery 53, 900, machine
ry $4,000; wooden manufactures decreas-
ed 81 400; all manufactures 1890. To-
tai decrease for first ten months of year
$4,000. There is considerable in
crease in home consumption. Arrivals Of
wheat, barley, eggs, fruit, and also increase
to some extent in Indian corn, butter,
cheese, cocoa, sugar, tea, and wine.e A
decrease in sailed provisions and 10 slight
degree in coffee. Imports ofthe latter ex-
trenely large.
lRELAND.-LIvERpooL Dec. 2, III A.
M.-Our Irish CORES pondence, which left
Dublin at a late hour last night, has come
TO hand. Subjoined we send an epitome
OF its contents:
Having at length completely subdued
the spirits Of the republican party, and, as
they conceived, cooled the ardor for polit- +
ical agitation, the government have at /
length resolved 10 sci at liberty number f
of Estate prisoners" whose conduct al the !
late crisis was very conspicuous. From
the Dublin jails, DR. West, Mr. Timothy
Sexton, Mr. Edward Fronton, and Messrs
Ryan and Bergen, the two latter natives of
America. have been discharged. With re- +
gard TO Messrs Ryan and Bergen, their
discharge is mainly owing TO the manly and
very determined course pursued by your
ambas sador, Mr. Bancroft. Mr. Ryan and
Mr. Bergen were ordered to leave Ireland i
forthwith, under pain of further impriso on
meni. Can il be that the crown and gov
eminent of Great Britain are so insecure
that the presence Of two American repub-
licans is the cause Of uneasiness and fear
on the part of the executive? Mr. Henry
Lane of Cork, has been set at liberty, and
Mr. Halpin, late secretary Of the Irish
league, has been, at his own request, trans