Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-27
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FOREIGN News.
r,. NEW foAK, JuneaA
Inc Protectionists have been holding , -.
~ h''erpooi which was attended by the MN, -
country party, and is said to have been II. -
political display that has been wi,pes..a =
land for some time.
It's stated in Liverpool papers ,h,. q. -
encountered heavy head wind on her p,,...-
proved herself in every respect, . w., -.
vessel-passensers speak in the very hi,h..,.. -
OTHER. Captain Mic, and his assi,,,nt. ..--
Tor full share Of commentator. shev,.,.,
sailed last Wednesday for N. FORK, and M, ~.
news may be received on Thursday.
The Bishop Of London has made .o.,.
new court OF Appeals in cases q aisou,.. =.
tr'ne. This Is deemed very impcrss,, -.
ment in the Episcopal church.
The understanding agreed upon by u. r.--L
Cabinet and French governments to prov. NJ -.
value attached to a continuance OF eors;,, -.
tons between the two governments, give, ia
to Greece to claim full application OF such 60.
OF the convention OF London a. shan apo..,..n
the most favorable; being corresponding ou.. !.
the treaty of 27th April.
Commercial The prevalence of extremely ~
Voraole weather for growing has had depr,r.,.
ing effect on the market. Corn has further a<e.,
cd about Is price Of yellow is ais. white and ~.
ed aos. to aos. Sd, per quarter. -Four as. 49,.
per bbl., dull. American wheat IS. ID. 10 i. !.
per so lbs.
France.-rhe election law was passed On n.
alst of May by vote 424 to aai. The pre.id,,.
promulgated the bill as the law of France. Th.r..
partitions of the government in anticipation o. =.
volt have been superfuous, as the opposi,icr ,e,>
disposed to let the whole affair pass over quietly,
congratnlating Enforcement contemporary ss4
ironically on their triumph. On the other side In
Journals are urging the President 10 proceed win
rigor in the work Of co-ersion. The comnis&, :,
the Assembly have under con sideration prcpcosi.
ton for the removal OF the sea. of government. no.
Paris. aw@E H..r
M. Theirs is said to be laboring to effect recon-
Citation between the elder and younger branches
Of the Bourbon family. Every member the fam.
lily of Louis Philippe, except the Dntchess Of Or.
leans, is said to be DESTROYS OF reconciliahon.
A native OF the U. s., Henry Walden, Who vas
accused some time ago Of high treason, for pa.ei-
paing in an Instruction at Baden, but releasedcs
OF regard to his government, was arrested sfev
days since at strasburg, where he gained his llsei-
hood by giving lessons. 1t was ordered that N
should be conducted in custody OF the Geas
arms to Havre, there to be embarked 10 the Us
Rome.-The Pope has pulls he'd his harangueis
explanation of startling events Of his reign, con
menting the affairs Of the Roman Catholic world
he especially stigmatizes the prosecutions of,te
Archbishop Of Turin by the Piedmontese md ex-
presses great grief that catholicism should be me.
naced. In the kingdom Of Belgium the housss Of
English residents and others are already searched
for bibles, not even excepting the british Consul.
Prussia.-The king is rapidly recovering. The
contest Of the Germans for the late trade, pro
ceeds with but little prospect fspcedy or sucees:
full issue.
Ireland.-The agitation for tenants rights Of
fdity oftenure, to the agricultural popalatioa b
fast gaining ground, the ministers of every cseeA
and politicians or every grade said to b snissd
to forward the NOV ement.
The Crescent city, Capt stoddsrd arrived nis
with the latest important intelligence
She arrived out at Chagres in 81 days from N yorh
she brings $3.50, 600 in gold dust in the hands d
passengers. most destructive fire hsd occurred
It San Francisco-loss estimated at ssoo,cos. N
steamer Isthmus arrived at Panama from San Fsss-
cisco on the 9th inst, she brought lsI paasenssn
md 100000 in gold dust.
Highly Important from New Mexies.
ST LOUIS, June IS, sp.x.
Advices have been received from Santa Re up
he 25th ult. A Convention OF Delegates has bets
called and meeting held, at which they formed nd
Constitution for the governmentd
he State of New Mexico. This Convention assen-
lied at Santa Fe on the 18th Of May. The ssssca
asted eight or nine days, in which time the Cossi
ution was formed, which will GO into operation
he 1st Of July. In fifteen days afterwards an elee.
ion was to be held for members OF the Lesisbsun,
wo Senators and Representative In Congress
would soon be elected, and strenuous efforts nses
o get them to Washington in time to take thsif
eats the present session..
Mr. st vrain, Judge Oteroand Henry CcnseiJss
candidates for Governor, and Cspt. 4.
v. Reynolds and Maj. r. H. wightman for tie -.
te. tits supposed that Hugh N. Smith, present
elegate to Congress, will be elected to the House Of
The boundaries Of the stgs wers
efined, and slavery prohibited. The Constitution
'as adopted on the 25th OF May.
st Louis. June IS, sP.a.
Commercial.-Limitedb business transacted Tie
lst few days. Market inactive, wheat IS To tiM.
uyers holding of and prices declining. Flour sr
ct unsettled, Sc rs to CTS, and first rate city
rands,S6 rs to 81. Corn is in good demand, yeov
to 60 cts: white g., sacks included. Oats in d.
'and, 81 to IS cts. Nothing doing in Provisions.
About six O'Clock yesterday fire broke out hs
arriage mandatory owned by osburn DousAe-
=, corner Of Fifth and e Charles SITS. TAe ROOT
nd attic flooring Of the building only were desfe'
d. Loss sustained 1900. Buildings and cosseas f
lilly insured.