Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30


plated visit Of the Queen TO Liverpool
The West India maj. steamer CLYDE. arrived a
Southampton on the 7th with S625, 900 in specie
The excitement IN London was intense, on &C.
count of the closing of the Great Exhibition: or
Monday. the number of visitors was 107 ,Sl5 ane
on Tuesday they reached l09,9l5. The closing
took place on Saturday.
The Queen was to be in Liverpool on Thursday
and IN Manchester on the afternoon Of the SAINT
day.
Several deaths had occurred among the mob lily
since the sailing of the America. Including the
Earl of Liverpool, Viscount Bolingbroke Lord
Stafford, and Lady Douglas B. H,lliber. Lord
Stafford married one of the Miss Cations of Bal
tmorc
The companions of Kossuth had been allowed
to proceed through France. kossuth was still al
Marseies on the 7;h
Seven persons connected with Socialist meet
Ing at Rome had been arrested and imprisoned.
New York, Oct. 23-6 p. NJ.
Intelligence has been received at the Indian Byi-
reau of the death al San Antonio of John H. Rol-
Inns. special Indian Agent for Western Texas
The Democrats OF the city and county of New
York held their ratification mass meeting in Tam
many Hall last night; there was full TURNOUT
and much enthusiasm.
BosroN, October %.
A committee of fishermen, sent to Prince Ed
wards Island to look after the wrecks. report
that abont IS vessels were lost and ashore and
about 100 lives; the names of 81 of these have
been ascertained; The papers contain accounts of
further disasters.
The national democrats of Essex county have
issued call for convention to nominate candi-
dates for Senators in opposition to the regular
county ticket; it is thought here that this will en-
sure the defeat of the coalition: a pure democrat
c ticket is also forming in Mdilesex county.
WASHINGTON, October %.
The President has issued his proclamation a.
gainst any citizen who may be found forming an
expedition for the invasion of Mexico. it is issu-
ed on information that some Texans have organ
lied and crossed the frontier.
WASHINGTON. October 81. r. NJ
The President has appointed jerome Fuller, of
for Minnesota; vice Aaron Goodrich, removed:
Alexander wilkins, Secretary Of the Territory,
vice Charles M. Smith. removed; and Joseph w.
Purple, Marshal of the Territory.
The Republic Of this morning, expresses the o.
p:nion on what i: deems reliable information. that
the Legislature OF Georgia will elect the Hon.
Robert Toombs. whig. to the United States Sem
ate. in place of Mr. Berrien.
Mr. Owen. late United States Consul at Havana
arrived at Charleston on Wednesday, with his
family.
The Widow of Commodore Patterson died in
this city Yesterday.
BALTIMORE, Oct. a, 3 P. NJ.
The President, on account of official engage
ments, declines visiting the fair to-day. The an
nual address before the Society, will be deliver
ed this evening, by Senator Douglas, of Illinois.
WASHINGTON Oct %.
A letter published in the Norfolk Argus, from
an officer on board the Mississippi, at Marseilles,
says that kossuth's movements are uncertain, and
there are doubts whether he or any of his compa-
nv will come to the United States The M ssis-
srp was to wait for him at Gibraltar eighteen
or twenty DAYS, and nothing could be known I'M
til her arrival there: if they came to this country
they need not be expected until the first Decem-
Der, as the steamer would take southern pas
sage.
The Washington Telegraph says, that the Pres
ident has made an appointment Of Commission
to China
The President is expected to visit the State
Fair at Baltimore tomorrow. and Gen. Scott
will also visitit.