Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-26

(h1e(ee leaves on the tuh. H#4 &&AassF "s@4 "-t
:. TNc political and parliamentary proceedings
- vninscresting. Holyhead is the place deter
ss;re1 upon for the departure Of the Cunard
= Archbishop Hughes was at Liverpool.
~ POLITICAL news from France Is unimportant;
esonmercial affairs are improving, and the Bourse,
q ne close, was steady. h. INN -
ENcLAND.--The great exhibition continues to
IL crowded on the Sd $1,000 persons visited it
i The steamer Sultan arrived at Southampton,
Anngiax the distinguished Hungarian, Messaross,
- IS other Hungarian officers. At Kutzay, on
- he great Hungarian was in good bodily health,
iAexh much broken in spirits, owing to his long
se1rtiviy. He has again been promised ms iiber-
= Ia September. Kossuth's wife and children
Tere with him and Is refugees. There are abont
% Hungarians in Turkey.
ID poaruGAL.-The French and English AM
atassadcrs combined to give support 10 the Qaeen
ss,inst SolAana, and who had been suppressed
FaAxcE.--Napoleon's speech at DIXON when
,eceived at Paris correctly reported turned out to
4 Of . violent character against the Chambers.
~ excitement was very great The applause
sethe Bonapartists deceived the French Ministers
"a thew at once insisted that the speech should
6esuppfessed, and the version given BY the Mont
sier vas agreed upon and telegraphed to Paris;
Il nade prodgious excitement. The M ulster,
huEed next day, with the full consciousness that
IS had made apo!itical blunder. ..sa
o. Tuesday the Bureaus Of the Assembly met
. choose their President the Bonapartsts were
n excluded, 5 b as s4t
IN Il b stated that the friends of Napoleon have
lstsmiAed to print his speech at Dion, thinking
dat the official modification has injured him in
~ public estimation.
al tie opening Of the Museum the President
uaac speech, bnt did not touch upon politics !;
IL Addressed some complimentary remarks to
Iecn roucher, which served to show that the
report Of the resignation of the ministry is unrue.
Mi, Iarabet presented the following PROPOSE
tons to the assembly: first, that they shall en-
mess wish for revision Of article As of the
Cpas6tuticn, rs far as regards the re-eligibilitv
ofthe President second, that such revision shall
pot be referred 10 a new committee of the assem-
bly, but shall be referred to the scrutiny Of the
people, called to vote for President Of the Re-
pubhc; third, that to this effect a proclamation
shaIl inform the people, that to them alone, in
virtue Of their sovereignty, belongs the right OF
declaration by its vote, whether it win or will
not elect the same President Of the Republic.
ITALY.-A letter from Rome Of the 10th May
states that His Holiness has named an extraordi-
nary congregation of Cardinals for the purpose
Of inquring into the moral state Of the converts.
and proposing remedies for the abuses that have
erspt into these establishments. Pctro Orcedla
Aas been sentenced to the galleys for twentv-one
wears By the Supreme Tribunal Of the Sacred
Consulters, for attempting to prevent Luigi Gi-
ueini from lighting his cigar!
A riot took place at Florence on the Doth ult.
he people We're fired upon; two We're killed and
some seven or eight wounded.
ssiis.Ia sgs9 81 e ROME, Nav 81.
Cellandyille, the colonel of artillery, has been
ti1 and condemned. to death.
Cardinal Figareli has died,
RussrA.-Advices from Berlin by telegraph.
4 June 4th, state that the Danish Minister of
Foreign Affairs has proceeded TO Warsaw. Bar
"a Thurman, Federal Commiss oner to Ho!stein,
WIS to follow him.
Advices Of June Sd. states that the Wool Fair
~ to come off on the 4th, but that little busi-
~ had been done. s.aIss
acknowledgements from Vienna are to the
W and state that rumors of loan of the reser-
yed shares of the Bank of Vienna were again cur
fnt, but failed to produce large sales.
Ieiesraphic advices of the 4th contradict the
hte reports of the dismissal of Mr. Beach, the
Secretary Of Homo Affairs.
The question of Austrian annexation has been
submitted to the Diet Of Denmark.
BELGIUM.-Thc ministerial crisis is nearly at
an end-the designations of MAY 10Th. have been
refused, and the Cabinet viii remain without any
ratification.
SPAIN.-A Geographic dispatch from Madrid,
o. June LIST, announces the opening OF the Cortes.
Magans, the Ministerial candidate, was chosen
President of the Chamber of Deputies.
The Gazette of the Goth ult, gives the receipts
f the Treasury, for 1850, showing a decrease of
3,771.0 S4 reals.
. The Marquis, of Monfore, has addressed a
very energetic note on the affairs Of Portugal, to
he Cabinets of London, Paris and Lisbon, who
with that of Madrid. have signed quadruple
treaty Of alliance. The Marquis is of opinion
hat military interference will have to be called
upon. za - 81 a.-
News from the Cape of Good Hope to the Sth
April. state that the Governor of st Helena had
ssnein the Sampson, with troops, to the Cape.
! Late advices from Sydney state that two ves-
seis had been found wrecked at st Georges
sound, which are supposed to have been Sir John
franklin's.
ASTONISHING CAsE-Oa Tuesday an old SER
unt woman, belonging to Mr Hamilton Lufbo-
Ucgh, died, aged seventy. For thirty years she
ID been afflicted with large lump below her
Mmach, bony to the touch. Yesterday post
noFtem examination was made by DR. j. S. Sny-
ees, when one of the most remarkable cases
newn 70 the profession was developed. 1t seems
mat 1t the age of forty she gave birth to deaa
born twin infant. Shortly after, the swelling
nade its appearance, the uterus became ossified
ND enclosed an infant, and now, after thirty
rars It appears in its natural state; perfect in
ieahire, limb and muscle. The weight OF the os-
ancsal uterus is three pounds and twelve ounces.
measures twenty-four inches at its greater cir
eumterence, and seventeen inches at lesser. This
pathological curiosity was seen by hundreds of
our citizens during the day. 1t is the intention
Of DR. s. TO forward this singular specimen to DR.
Valentine Mott, of New York, and shortly to give
adetailed account of this most interesting case
0orystow~ { d. CO. Rep. go si@ @
TIE New CosTUME.-We thank fair friend
Tor the following description. She saws: GAS
the ladies seem to not thoroughly understand the
new style Of dress about to be introduced into
general wear, permit me richly to describe it.
The pantalets, from the waist down to the ankles,
re cut qhite full, terminating in band three
inches wide, from which rufilc Of proportion
.se depth falls over the feet. The BODY of the
rock mist fit tight, and the skirts extend to the
tnee. The head dress is neatly arranged tur-
ban, IF fine material, encircled with string of
pearls. Red slippers complete the costume; end
en- assure Won, that. with the white rnffled
pMealets nicely starched, the whole presents a
neat and pretty appearance.-l Washington Tele-
graph. -aaa@
--.aSsa-o BosroN, June 1e-p. NJ.
Tickets for Jenny LIMBS concert 10 night are
etns At $23 and S24. Her arrival yesterday
s1uscted but little attention. She is to give two
concerts at Saratoga. s.r.ss.s-r5 \, n
he Atlas, which has been considered as
~Ohgg'y IN favor Of Gen. Scott for President has