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

The King of 9Sssdiaia sISfs Pass Ana u -
dial reception wa. being extended 10 him
8 Observation-Disclosures The Lfvefp0oa Cot
ron Market ~ss dull, and general decline had
upon al the quotations advise per the Atlantis.
reaching ~ high in some cases asa ~ Hss The
weeks business was restricted TO $500 bales,
nearly an of which was taken by The trade and
exporters IN bfeadstufs. Limited business trnr-
eaefed, and prices bad undergone sight decline,
say To The extern Of about Cd on wheat, and Cd
on four and corn In provisions no change Of
| moment had occurred; market closed steady
Ia Bcndon money market was continued stfingen-
Iscys ding this drawback the closing
| quofations for. eonsois ware sS4@sss. an adj
vance Of nearly per cent, upon the rates cur.
rent at the departure Of the last steamers. 4 he
{ Americas dates from Liverpool are 10 Saturday
Nov. s4ti,, one week later than those received by
1 the Atlantic. !, & ). Il -
The America viii be due at Boston al about
noon on Thursday The, main features of the
/ news is report that Gen. Canrobert had con-
/ Guided treaty Of alliance between Sweden and
| the Western powers TO take active effect both by
land and sea in the spring The rurnor however,
/ IL believed 10 be premature. Peaceru nors were
4 quite abundant and amongst others it was as
4 serted that ihc Car bad given his assent to
4 Prassias informing the western powers that he
/ is willing to- treat for peace-all the reports,
Isdoubtiul--in active hostilties nothing had oe-
4 CURED since the last adviccs, either onsthe Cri
mea, Southern Russia or Asia.s.se slsssse aaasEz
.ltssssEe ADDITIONAL By THE AMERICA ~
The America arrived 1T half past o'clock
this A. NJ a9.s1 sisssss sattsS ~ ssEs' e
i Tile Ai.icl arrived at Havre on the 10Th
4 The Herman at Southampton on the came
Isdar.s s4a sS@ a's4s t'sia's1sss @8a
IT. AL rhc Crimea both the Russians and Allies
4 were under cover, the latter apprehxnding an at
Istack from the Russians. fS2s = @'9s ,sstk
4 The contemplated bombardment of the north
side Of Sevas;opoiis TO permit the allied feet to
4 win er in the harbor. stss . ssss sssa fss'x
f. stanonapolion on the north coast of the sea
4 of Azof was bombarded by the Allies on the
i S0th of Oct. A part OF the town had been fred
! when an Austrian merchant hosted the Austrian
i flag over their warehouses and the firing was dis
i continued. $50 $40 - rs ~
+ 1t is rumored that Gen. Mangle menaces the
/ Allied portion at the Straits OF Yenikale. The
Allies had 1900 troops and were expecting rein
i forcements
A large Allied force had embarked from Eu-
patoria and sailed westward
4. AsIA.-Nothing later from Kars.
Omar Pacha's vanguard had reached Okum.
Admiral Dundas, with portion of the fleet,
i was at Bay Kid &sS& zt5Es sfs6 fisIt
The Allied steamers were watching for an
American clipper, supposed to be in the Baltic
with cargo of revolvcrs @
The London Post contradicts the story in the
4 Times about Canroberts treaty with Sweden
and Denmark; adhesion tothe Allies rumor that
i Prussia is disposed to make the first advance TO-
wards peace, is considered unfounded. 1t is con-
i tdentially reported however, that the Envoy TO
st. Petersburg visited the Car at Niehoaicf,
with the view7of Inducing him TO recognize Ger
4 tain conditions OF peace, and that the Car lis
tened tavorably. 'ss19 81 gsSess@aas,a g3,31 =
4 When the Prussan Cabinet made known the
4 view OF tho Gar to the Western Provinces, the
latter deemed them insufficient. But as Prussia
and Russia are still in Communication on the
\ subject, and Berlin is making the greatest effort
| to induce the Car to come to terms.
| The continuation Of negotiations offered some
chances Of peace. ~ -. '.'.'
! s .-.s< THE Markets .l
Brown, Shipley & Co., report market dull and
lower, especially for fair qualities, on which they
quote decline OF a 4aa, while the lower quail
ties have only declined about j.. There was but
| little speculative demand The sales Of the week
amounted to $4,000 bales, of which exporters
took 5000, and spectators $4,000. The follow
1 ing are the quotations Fair Orleans Gs; Mid
ding, 81; fair upland, ST; Middlng 81; fair Mo-
bile, ii middling, Of; ordinary to good, 5a5t;
interior, Has; stock in port. '42s,0o0 bales OF
4
ed dull with sales Of Friday of about 5000 bales,
including 1000 on speculation and for export
spinncrs only purchased during the week for
their immediate wants. and there was good sup
ply OF the better qualities which was freely OF.
Tered, and but little wanted, hence the decline.
The general tightncss of money and the increas-
ing du!ness at Manchester also contributed to The
the depression. Messrs. Denniston 4 Co., and
the brokers circular agree with the above quo
| hut
leans five, eleven sixtecnths mddlng Mobile.
five, ninc sixtccnths and upward =. = - :"
Liverpool Observation-Disclosures. Richardson, Spencer
Co. quote slight decline II. breadstuis, with dali mar.
The weather had been favorable for sowing W.ftcrn
Canal -four is quoted nj rs AS: BALTIMORE Phil
46s Cd; white SIS yellow 46, Cd The circulars s,Ts
much but the above quotations neareft the average
Brow r. shpsy Co quote Western Canal -four 4s Is
wlite corn 54s low AIS; 4is; white Wheat ias
sd@12 lod; red lis +Ipls 81. Maxwell, Herman Cox
Co.. and Bigand Co. report -four Is lower and quote
nearly s;ihiar to Rich irdson as above, -
LIVERPOOL PR.sls. Observation-Disclosures, Spence &
ng the announcement Of the Government contract pa.
con, American wanted. Cheese easier not bloaby
lower Lard sales Of small lots at 7os. Tallow
LlvKRrooL PKoprcE MaEkET-Ehe brokers circular saws
sshf ss h0 me demand an sanse pearls quote As
spirits of ,urpen,ne Or Sugar declined ssaas Lin.
seed oil quiet at a. Palm in active speculation sales
ofCarolina reported. Tea quiet. Dyewoods steady
LONDON MARkErs Barring Bros. report Iron Market
firm, at fS0S 5s for WEIGH bars and IS 5seS lbs for
rails BrcadstGs dul-White wheat, So Ms6s Red SIS
, 94s Sugar declined s. @l6s;, and market unsettled
Coffee quiet but firm. ,s efsaCz7r sSFgz
LONDON MONEY MARKET. The Money Market exhibits
rather more srngency but Consos had nevertheless
saneed to ssssGssa owing to tia favorable rumors
| hoat the bank rate discount had not been changed.
TUKKEY.-Letters from Coustantinople de
scribe a bad state Of affairs. Numerouse muir
ders and outrages in the open streets and increas-
ing tanaticism and l-leeling against Christians.
The French allied commanders have called on
the Turkish Government to prevent further out
RACES under threats OF taking the police regula-
tons OF the city in their own hands, g
dispatch from Berlin states that the Russian
with the German capitalists have been completed
The Gar arrived at ST. Petersburgh on tile 9TH
GREAT BRITIAN.-Henry Labourchi has been
appointed Secretary Of the colonies. S,4Oa Nam
chester operatives are on a strike, but as vet
behave peacefully. saa E7z s21a5.F#
/ FRAScE-The king of Sardinia met with IA
vorabte reception at Paris. Tho Pope's Nuncio
lett the city the same day in order to avoid
meeting him in it. 81 .4ts-s:. SCR s-13 8
That the Emperor has invited the Pope to
Baptise his expected child. sl5.ies 500 81
All the French gun-boats and mortars and NOR
tar vessels are TO winter at marlborough.
4 SPAIN.--Reiniorcements OF troops have been
sent 10 Saragosa where disturbances arc appre-
hended sss &s5saf Eass -
The Spanish Government is unanimously in
favor OF forming the alliance but the declaration
is deferred, Il NO. So 1850
I DESaARK-The Sound dues convention opened
at Copenhagen on the Goth of November Rus
STA is the only power that sends special envoy.
Other Governments accredit their ambassador.
RUssIA.-St. Petersburg letters state that it is
believed that after the increased facilities for
transportation, in consequence of frost, great
quantities oil linseed will be sent oyarland, sand
that general export after December viii be sui.
ficient to produce rally in tho rate ofexchange
The bullion in the bank had increased 40 the
extent Of e5s, 900 on the week. ss.az4sss
Great quantities of sulphur, saitpetre, and 9TH
er contrahand articles, continue to be sent over
the frontier from Mcneil. : 8 ~ ,zs-.,
GRkEcE--otho opened Parliament on the 18th.
He promised neutrality. s ssis5 y stassas
The difficulties with the q. s. have been settled
tothe satisfaction of all interested. s.z ,v.s ~
LATEST. Telegraph from London on Satur.
day stating tina, Palmerson was positively Deter
mined on the immediate dissolution of Pariia-
ment and the calling of new oncin February.
I COPENHAGEN, Friday. -Canrobert was expected