Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05

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The Atlantic arrived q, o'cIeck this erening,
ruanspssncet. s.ssg7grs
The latest dispatches from the seat Of war re-
mort osiaiai.s, from Lord Strasiurd Radcliffe a
| ricsery gainca Nov. 5th, over H.eor Russians,
Yaosiy fiecsgan militia. At riser Ingenr, which
oraer sill, Turks 2u,0tu s.rotts CLOSED, crossed
/ al four points, taking 90 prisoners. guns, and
1 4y,kil,sd and scasl,led TarkisI loss $40. }
A private dispatch, which evidently refers TO
the sa,e eneoara,er, says that tho Turks crossed
crossed The river Anakaya and stornled the Rus
sian rsao,iht. AFTER which they pushed Forward
towards Kuta;s. Kuteis Is stu beseiged,7 but ap
peara,,ecs Indicates that the Ressian viii retire
to Titles - - is
Nothing from the Csimea. Inc armies are
preparing fer winter.
| Only few ssAips remain In the Dneiper, snd
the bulk OF the fleets are returning TO CONSTANT.
nople. sss
The Gar has returned TO ST Petersbursh
Peace ruiaors are again extremely prevalent.
Diplomacy, however, Is active, especially nj
Stockholm, Vienna and Brussels.
| P.,ris Exposition closed, 1900 prizes includ-
ing numerous decorations OF Legion of Honor.
The latest r;itners are Of the probable carly
dissolution OF Parliament. q
Brown& Shipley report that the Liverpool
Breadstufss slight advanced provisions irni-ra-
| the. dear A pause in, The sugar excitement.
Money market unexpectedly stringent. Consols
| 81. ..gy.,lz,se
| The Atlantic left Liverpool at r. E. on the
| t7sh, and brings liz passengers. She experien-
/ ceti heavv westerly gales the last ten days. The
! Atlantic arrived out on the llth, and the St
| Louis on the same day al Southampton.
| Both armies in the Cr,nea are wholly oecup.-
| ed in preparing for winter.
/ 4 tlesultorS fire is kept up between the north
| and south of Sebastopol Notifications, both sides
! being augmented.
Latest dates by letter November Sd. Weather
fire. 2 as
| Gortschakoff's latest dispatch, Nov. 5, says
/ nothing new in the Crimea. The enemy eontn-
! ne 10 occupy the valley of Baidar where they
| have two divisions "A Russian cadet deserted
reports Gortschahoff determined to hazard an
attack. The allies every night reinforced the
advanced pasts, and supported them wilh heid
artillery.
Cont seamoiski, was appointed to raise and
| command division of Cossaeks and Poles for
| British service, - ,i.s. - !
ST. Petersburg dispatches tays the Emperor
| left Nlcoloff on the 18th November for the Cr.
nea, TO lhgnl in person Gor;schako Gifts army. He
isreturned via Moscow, TO st. Petersburg. Il. kaay
Up to the 10Th the Allies had not undertaken
ANYTHING in the Crimea. s' 80
The expectation of breadstuf1s prohibited from
all Turkish ports. Importe,ions allowed duty
| free. 80 sa-.,4.4,
A portion Of the French foot had arrived at
Becos bay. 1855 5A q,
A private dispatch says Russia absolutely pro-
hibitcd the export of breadstufls lrf ..E s2 Z.
Sweden expected to follow the example.
The Allied foot at the mouth of Bug add
Dncpsr, was reduced to 90 vessels. ~ ~ p.
Official aceoucts of Gems Williams and Mou-
ravicff, of the attack on kars, have, been pub
lished. ..sf..s. IT, i IA ,aa
Cen Weddell had been summoned to Berlin.
1t is reported hcis again to be dispatched TO Pa
ris on peace prospects. 500 ,ah@z 3t
Numerous communications ale being cxchan-
ged between the Courts of Vienna and St. Peters
burg, but thought prcliminaries for peace nego,i-
atoms would not take definite shape, until the
arrival OF Sir Hamilton Seymour, the new British
Minister to Vienna. lie 81 .ta4
4 Bellin dispatch of the Sd inst. says: 1t APP
pears more and more positive that preiminares
are being arranged with Brussels with the assent
| of Russia fer resumption of negotiations, not
withstanding all donius persisted in, and belicy-
| ed re1ce not to be far off. e.....- .... 20.
| Foam1al closing exhibition distribution by the
| Emperor, of decorations ank medals adjuged,
took place on the 18th. List Of American pre-
|
| address exto!ling the benefit of exhibition In
aIlus;on to war he said: "You desire as do,
| speedy and durable piece, but this peace TO be
| durable must distinctly realize the objects for
| which war was undertaken. Murope must de-
| eide who is right and who is wrong and fiual
victory be achieved by public opinion" Called
| on foreign countries desiring peace to pronounce
for or against the Allies, and urged that without
peace or at best the forging of those arms bee
essary to carry oft the objects Of the alliance
Rumored SecLetaryship of the colonies was re-
| fused by the Duke OF Newcastle and is 10 be
| Frederic Peel who is to be succeeded in the war
| Office By Layard. Codrington accepts the COM
mand In the Crinea. Orders aud rlbands were
| bestowed on Pc!issicr aod Simpson. The Char
! fists under Ernest Jones and former leaders re-
appeared in protest, against tie recent expulsion
| OF the refugees. s.s. s+-s- -..s .-
! The American whaer, Jno Henry, fell in with
! the abandoned British Attic ship, Rcsoiu;e, Of
Bclchcr's exhibition in Davis straits, took pos
session, and abandoned their own ship. sat
Belgian Chambers rc-orcncd. Kings speech
| coneratula DRY upon the Furnishing aiate Of the
nation makes no alusion to war. Canrobcrt
had an audenceiwl h the King of Sweden Cor.
1 dial reception. Nothing as to the success of his
mission Rumor says it has reference to an al
| lance between members Of the Bonapartc
and the aoyal family OF Sweden.
All governments invited to take part in the
conference of the Sound Dues, including Russia,
signiicd their intention of being represented.
| Denmark repudatcs all intention of relin-
! gushing neutrality or entering into negotiations
| for altering the law of succession. f12@
IL is reported that Canrobcrt wills visit Copen-
hagen on his return, ga ssier.,s-, AZ, . f....sz
| Troubles in Soragossa, Spoin, over. Order
| restored. t'''
Difficulties between Sardinia and Tuscany are
on the Point of being settled. i1 ss's ea.zz
Sandman Chambers opened on the 18th. The
| kings speech glorfed in the alliance with the
| Western Powers.
Maza, the discharged Minister of Police, has
! been promo ed by the King of Naples to Coun-
| cillor Of State H. ,-. .-sr-,. s,f# ~ sa.e ~
/ Fillmore is on his way to Italy. 1 -.s..-.-t,..E
! In the elections in Switzerland the radicals
! were triumphant. sA gu
| U. s. Minister to GIeece exctcs attention by
by exchanging a formal visit with the Russicn
! French papers say that the United States offer
to pay the indebtedness OF Greece TO France and
England, in consideration Of receiving the Island
! OF Milo for ninety years, 5!t .,,s~ $3.50. -
Athens, Nov. 9th.-The American squadron
/ departed for Consantinope.; ia, M h.,
| LATEsr.-London, Saturday, P. M.-Consols
/ closedat So.
1t is reported in Paris that Canrobert is to de-
mand the hand of the daughter of the King OF
Sweden for Prince Napoleon. ~ s,5s susa
A line of telegraph from Simphcropol to Mica
1 loft and 81 Petersburg is OPEN
LIVERPOOL MARKET--RichardsoD, Spence and Co.,
in Their Liverpool Circular Of Friday the i6h report the
ain trade for the week firm without excitement AT
the close OF the market prices were less firm Western
Canal i2s to ABS Ohio As Sd to 45s 3d. Red Wheat lis
Cd 70 lis itd. White l2s Sd to l2s ltd Mixed corn Ais
to 57s,d. yellow as 3D. Beef has been active Mt
full prices The result of the government contract is
yet known but It is understood that tenders
sent in at much lower rates than last Small
sales OF Pork for want of assortment but holders denan
| ded advance. 80
The Cotton market closed dull at last weeks prices
sales 4S 900 bales, Of which SPECTATORS took 000
The london Money market had become Unexpectedly
stringent The demand for American stocks limited
New York Central Railroad 81 to 3d.
Coffee had advanced from Is to Is and tea active
at full prices.
NEW YoY, Nor. so.
The American Institute has purchased the
/ Crystal Palace on condition that they can pro-
cure from the Legislature the passage Of an act
authorizing the Common Council 10 lease them
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