Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-30
Telegraphic dispatches from the Mo. Republican.
; FOREIGN NEWS,
Arr,,., ;, III. 8 CANADA.
One week Later from Europe.

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Arr,v., ., III. xGf& CANADA.
One Week Later from Europe.
NEW YORK, Friday, Aug. -, O'Clock A. NJ.
BY Harnden's Express from Boston,we
have intelligence from St Johns up to 2
o'clock on Thursday. The Canada arriv-
ed at Halifax on Wednesday evening,
having been delayed by heavy weather.
England.
The English papers are filled with &C
counts Of the enthusiastic reception Of the
Queen in Ireland. The cholera is OH the
increase.
The Minister of Finance, in his state
ment to the Assembly, says that the def
cit on the lst Of January next will be
$50 600, 900 francs. 1t is estimated that
the eficit at the end Of 1850 will be 800,
100000 francs. The President denies
that he has any desire to change the form
of government. Gen. Rostalee has been
appointed commander-in-chief Of the
French, army in Italy, in place Of Oudinot
Rome. ..aH
Commissioners from the Pope have ar
rived at Rome. They dissolved the Whole
army, even those who had been faithful 10
the Pope. 1t was reported tina. Garibaldi
had beaten an Austrian force which at
tackled him j; he had been joined by many
Hungarians.
! Venice still holds out. 1t is said that
three Armenian or American vessels had
arrived with provisions for the beseiged.
Austria and Hungary.
The news from Hungary still continues
favorable to the Hungarians. 1t is repor-
ted that BEN, with 40, 900 men, complete
ly defeated Russian force of 10000 in
Pennsylvania, and that he had taken Her
mannstadt and Cronstadt; it is also re-
ported that Clapka, an Hungarian Gene
raj, had attacked and recaptured Raab, and
after seizing large quantity Of provisions
! and munitions OF war, had fallen back on
| Comorn.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. IL.
Every department of trade continues
healthy. There has been rather less bus
mess going forward in the produce mar
ket; prices, however, are well sustained;
everything bears cheerful aspect.
Cotton.-The demand for cotton through
the week has been active, with large
attendance of purchasers. Holders hav-
ing little disposition to meet the demand,
buyers submitted to i'd advance on
American; fair Upland sid; fair Mobile
sgd; Orleans 81 sgd for fair niddling.
Grain, Flour SC The harvest opera
tons had commenced under favorable aus
pices, the crops giving promise Of an
abundant yield; this causes depression
in the grain market, exhibitinga tendency
to decline. There is better demand for
Indian corn. owing partly to reports of the
potato rot. There were considerable sales
Of good yellow yesterday at 81 a 2ls Cd
per quarter white, scarce at 25 26s;
cornmeal las Cd per barrel. The demand
for flour is ola retail character at 24s I'D
per barrel. =.
Provisions. -The importation of cured
provisions has been limited. For bacon
the demand is steady at former prices.
Lard is MOI much enquIred for, although
| prices are firmly maintained and holders
are asking an advance Of Sd per cwt.
Beef sells readily at full prices.
Money Market. The stock Of bullion
| in the bank of England was ETA 500, 900,
having slightly decreased in the past few
weeks. Consols closed OF Thursday at
81 7-S, on Friday they reached SO. Penn
sylvania SIS, so l-2 a 81 l-2.
In Paris, on Thursday, the Government
ascertaning the conclusion of treaty Of
peace between Sardinia and Austria,
transactions al the Bourse were quite live
ly, which caused an improvement of 5 per
cent, and closed firmly at SO francs 80
centimes, and advanced per cent after
the closing Of the Bourse. .5s.
New YoRK, Aug. "a, Pm.
The steamers news has unsettled the
market, and no reliable quotations can be
given. --..
SO cases and II deaths Of cholera have
been reported.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a, P M.
The announcement Of the Canada's ar
rival this morning suspended all opera
tons. The Flour market is very quiet,
holders ask So for sound old stock, and
SIS SO for new, but no sales worthy Of
HotIce nave Deen TepoTteu. Inc supplies
Of wheat are moderate and sales of prime
red at log lo9c, white ll2 115c per
bushel. Corn is not much inquired after;
sales of yellow at Csc. Cotton is mac
tive, holders are very firm in their de-
man,ls. Farther sales Of Whisky at 27c,
both in hhds and barrels.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a, Pm.
Hatton's planning mills and lumber
yards, adjacent to the foot of Brown street,
were destroyed last night by fire. Loss
about $40 900, partly insured.
PIrTsBuneH, Aug. "a, p. NJ.
There are 81 inches of water in the
channel and falling.
The cholera is increasing in Birming-
ham; the inhabitants have been removing
all night.
WIRE BRIDcE AT WHEELrNG.-The
splendid new suspension wire footway,
erected across the Ohio at Wheeling, by
Mr. ELLEr, has been SO far completed as
to permit the crossing Of persons upon it.
This was done on the 18th. The span
from bank to bank is one thousand and