Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

Foreign News.-One week later from Europe.
There has been some hard fighting be-
tween the Danes and Hos,einers and we
have rnmors of anticipated movements
throughout Germany.
The journals >pea! more confidently
than ever Of the imperial designs OF Louis
Napoleon. Numerous prosecutions OF p'-
itical spapers had taken place.
The President of the Republic di>tri-
butcd 60 hogsheads Of c!aret 10 the troops
reviewed at Versailles.
The Moniteur publishes decree ofthe
President of the Republic, opening cred
il TO the Minister OF the Interior, to the
amour, of 1903 ,OOOf, for the purchase of a
portion of the paintings OF the late King
of Holland, which are to be placed in the
museum of the Louvre.
The Queen of the Belgians lies on her
death bed at Ostend. Every hope OF
moving her TO Brussels was abandoned.-
The complaint is a general phthsiS, and
she grows weaker and weaker, although
at times rallying and appearing to suffer
less pain. She was surrounded by all the
members of her family. Her Majesty
made her will, and received her last sac
ramens o! the church. Her innate cour-
age has never for "a moment deserted her
nor amid acute and continued pain has any
change come over that sweetness Of dis
position and consideration for others which
have endear ed her so much to the country,
and made her name household word of
affection and spcct among all classes of
society.
The Pope has issued a bill prohibiting
| Roman Catholic parents from sending
their children to Protestant schools, either
in France or England, and young ladies
from teaching or taking part in them.
We are glad TO learn that an effort is
| about to be made to connect Canada and
Grea, Britain by line Of steamships of
great power and tonnage. The ships will
be propelled by the screw, and will be as
applicable for the conveyance Of emigrants
as of merchandise [ European Times.
The Bishop and the Queen.-The Lord
Bishop of London addressed letter ofre-
mons.rance to Her Majesty for not having
clergyman of the established Church in
her suite while on her present tour, and
for attending Presbyterian place of wor
ship at Balmoral. A reply was sent TO
the Bishop expressive of Her Majr~ty's
di>approval OF such Interference, and OBJ
serving that Her Majesty had not stepped
out of her duty in attending public wor-
ship in the established Church of Scotland.
RusslA.--The Emperor arrived at
Moscow on the 29th ult. Caynowich is
going 10 Thi> for the purpose Of presld
Ing at the Council which is to regulate
the affairs OF Circassia. A corps Of OBJ
servation of %, 600 men has been stationed
along the frontiers of Kamleniez Podol-
sky, to the south of ChoZin. There is
much mystery about the destination oiths
corps. An npera! uka>e has just been
issued which altogether prohibits the ex-
port 0! rye from Poland this year.
The Pope's Government has contracted
with ship-builder at Ha,re for the con-
structon of a steam !rigate.
The director of the journal LIE Peuple
and M. Favre, one of the editors, were
sentenced on Monday by the Assize Court
Of Paris to three years imprisonment each
and 6O0Of fine, the one for signing and
the other for publishing an article ex-
citing the citizens TO hatred and contempt |
Of each other, outraging public morals and |
religion, and exciting TO civil war.
M. Guizot, i. is reported, is abou, 10
resume his former connection with the |
Journal des Debats.
a person named Diami]a, who was
formerly employed in the Vatican Library
and Museum, at Rome, has been SEN
fenced to the ealleys for twenty years, for
ha, ing stolen from the Vatican a great
number of the rarest antique medals and /
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