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

euheI AdinattIIeS OaJiuSt RACES, Ut AT.
ago.
The election excitement was declining.
Confidence rapidly being restored. Louis
Napoleon poiled 4,6O8,O 900 votes Ca
vaignac !. 462, 900.
Corn has declined q. foreign Is.
London, Dec. l9.-Corn Exchange
Flour very dull, slow sales. Indian corn
heavy.
Liverpool, Dec. l9.-Cotton market
very firm.
The President Of France to be proclaim-
ell at the Hotel de Vile, on The 2lst De-
cember, where the new ministry, O'Dil.
Ion Barot, the President Of the Council
will also be proclaimed. The Pope in
tends residing in France.
English advices from Havre mention
business improving daily, since the cleo
ton Of Napoleon.
FRAscE.-lncreased confidence among
commercia! monied classes. French funds
still rising. Disagreemems have already
taken place among Napoleon's friends
News generally unimpo',ant.
At Napo'eon's Inauguration, a general
amnesty will be proclaimed except Vim
cents prisoners.
IRELAND.-The state trials still pro-
ceeding. Justice Penne refused allowing
Irish papers, publishing proceedings Of
the trials.
IrALy has refused to acknowledge the
Qneen Of Spain.
Ecyrr quiet. New Vice Regent as
sumed the reins Of government.
RohE.-A Provisional government 10
be formed, though the Great Powers
would interfere 10 establish the Pope's au-
thority.
HuscARy.-The Hnngarians deter
mined 10 resist the Austrian Impressions.
V1ENNA.-Rnssian fleet off Trieste for
the purpose Of suppressing the liberties
of the Venitians bv blockading the city.
f, No decisive battle has been fought. Much
skirmishing and activity among the impe-
rial troops. Meanwhile the Hungarians
are destroying all means Of commnnica-
ton. To cut off the invading .Austrians by
burning their own towns and villages.
! ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.
Tn, Norwalk and Sandusky banks have
failed.
CIsc1SsAr1, Jan. 10.
Hocs.-Price declined, sales at 3, IL.
4th Despatch
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 10. lS49.
Weather continues cold. Navigation
almost entirely suspended. To-day there
were but two arrivals--the Ne Plus Ul-
ira from New Orleans, and Financier
from Illinois river.
The Levee presents bleak and barren
appearance. Market, as general thing,
may be said TO be at perfect stand.
Gen. TAYLOR has written to the Mayer
Of Memphis, and expects 10 be at that
point ahor, the 22d February. and has so
timed his arrangements as 10 he in WASH
incton the 25lh. [This must he mis-
take.
Ex-senator SEWER, Of Arkansas, died
at his Plantation, Of pulmonary COM
plant. on the 3lst ul,.
We learn from New Orleans that the
Cholera is raging fearfnlly at Lavacca,
Texas. The 9Th infantry stationed at that
point, los, 80 men in % hours ending the
Oath ult.
Col. JACK HAYS and his party, who
were supposed to be lost, have returned
10 San Antonio, Texas. The party suf-
ieTed much for want OF provisions.
PrrrsBuac;I, Jan. 10.
Five feet water in channel. River ris-
ing. Col. DIX, Of army, died Of Cholera
yesterday afternoon OH the national road,
40 miles east OF Wheeling. Mr. JoHx MrL-
LER Of New Orleans died also same day
Of Cholera. Both these gentlemen arriv-
ed at Wheeling on Saturday last, on the
steamboat Telegraph, and were apparent
ly i'll good health.
CINcINNArI, Jan. 10.
AT meeting OF the Board Of Health to-
dly they reported two deaths Of Chole-
"a at Hospital, and two on Front Stree.
Prof. Mitchell. e,nployedto survey the
route for a Rail Road from Cincinnati 10
St Louis, made very favorable repor, to
a meeting Of citizens last evening. As
the result Of his survey he submitted es-
Inmates for cost for constructing the road
and averaged its cost at $500 dollars per
mile. A resolution was passed that Gin
cinnati subscribe 500 900 dollars.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 5.
.Abafenent Of the Cholera in .Nsu Or
leans.--The number Of Cholera interments
Tor the "a hours ending noon yesterday,
were 80. The Cholera patients admitte,
into Charity Hospital for the same period
were seven. Number discha ged l7,and
number Of deaths Is. During the last "a
hours the weather has continued clear and
pleasant. The Cholera is rapidly disap-
pearing.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 8.
The Cholera has again made its appear
ance in Vicksburgb.
Commercial.