Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

Floar-Ssles moderate, and market for
common grades lower. Smiles 5000 bbls---
81, ,75a$9 for straight and extra State; $S,25
aS9 for mixed to fancy Western. Canadian
dull aud dropping. Fsssse
Grain Wheat unchanged; sales, g,e00
bush. Southern. 81 ,80al 80 for Red; 200
AZ, 2,06 for White; $2,IO for White Ganesee.
Sales Rye 81 Goal 10. Corn lower; sales
5000 bushels; Western mixed 89a9O. Oats
moderate request, 55a6l. e,Ts d !.
Provisions-Pork 6rmer; sales 1000 bbls.
22,50 for new mess; 10 ,622 FOR prime. Beef
firm; sales, moderate. Cut meats scarce
and in request at full prices. Lard irm, III
alls. Sgs5 ~ al. S4ss :. 3 3 =
Whiskey sales l5O bbls. 43a43A. M
ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER. 3
. Il New York, Aug. 81.
The steamer Daniel Webster, from Mica
ragus, arrived at noon to-day. She brings
$50 passengers, and upwards Of 500 ,Oon 10
.specie. The principal consignees are Wells.
Fargo & Co., $llO, 900; Docxel & Co., $24O,.
600. Newhouse & Sparse, $2l, 900; Majeon
& Sons, $4,000. ~ ~
The Daniel Webster reports q terrific hurri-
cane on the Mosquito coast on the night OF
the 14th, causing q tota: loss of the British
War steamer Wolverine, on the Island Of
St. Andrews. Her cutter reached San Juan
on the 10th with dispatches for the steam
frigate Buzzard for assistance. The latter
left Immediately for the scene Of the disas-
ter. ~ 49, IL fe4,.7 KS. .g4 5.e,s.ss..
The Accessory Transit Company,s new
steamer San Carlos, to be run on lake Mica
ragua and had commenced her trips. isS..
The DAME, Webster spoke the Crescent City
off Double Head. t ple
The Washington correspondent of the
Courier 4 Enquirer say there is rumor that
messenger has boen dispatched to sound
e1- Senator Vim. Allen Of Ohio as to hi,
willingness to. accept the post of Minister tc
England. !,
Is .s.,s,sg.t,5 s8:a4sy. Boston, aug. q. !,
Besides numerous private gifts, the Hon.
Abbott Lawrence bequeaths the Lawrence
Scientific School $50, 900 tor building medc
lodging houses; $50, 900 to the Boston Pub.
lie Library; $4,000 to the Franklin Library
in the city Of Lawrence; $1,000 to the Home
Missionary Society. 's : s.
BALTIMORE, Aug. q.
President Pierce had public reception a
White Sulphur Springs. He was welcomed
BY ex-President Tyler in a brief speech. e
which he replied. The latter complimcntee
the former on the purity Of his administra
ton, which he characterized as high pur.
posed and wisely carried out. He denounced
the Know Nothtngs, and urged his hearer
to avoid herisies which are in direct antapon
ism to the basis Of the doctrines and princi
pies of the constitution. E s-5 -S''tsa
The physicians at Norfolk report the feve,
as unabating. -, ~s.tlsss'';g ,-..-z. .rssr
So . =. st. Louis, Aug. b.
hon. Wilson Shannon: Governor Of Kan
sas passed through this city yesterday, en-
route for Shawnee Mission. egs + .z.'is.a1H
- .t 's.- .'s New York, Aug d. :
On Sunday A. NJ. rs the steamer Elm Cit,
from New Haven was coming through Hell
Gate, she ran down small towboat contain
ing Joseph Stratton, ship carpenter, Jane
Siston, hardware merchant, R. ROBBERS an at
tachee of the P. o., all of whom are said t
be drowned. @ta-lsl@z b 3&.SasG al
The accident is said to have been unavoid
able as FAR as the steamer is concerned, ow
| ing to the narrow channel through which i
was passing. The unfortunates were boun,
to Flushing, on fishing excursion.
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,9g The poor old Pope appears to be i,
adreadful state of mind. 6, The Londol
Globe, of the 10th insists that he is en-
gagedin in brushing up his thunder w,
quote from that paper: ss ya5i...l
1t might have been thought that the Infal
lible Father of the Infallible Church, .wh,
had proclaimed to all Christendom his eyre
gious exultation in having decreed new Ar
ticle of Faith in this nineteenth century, mus
have laid in stock Of ghostly solace ant
graduation sufficient to last his time, anG
might have sung his ..Nunc di,nitt;s,n il
sublime independence of all sublunary con
tingencies. .5,.....,.. t..-3 -.
Much to our concern, however, Pope Plus
soul, he tells us, is ssdesolated with incredi
BILE anguish.' What is more lamentable, i.
that the Holy Father finds himself compelled
to do violence to ssmansuetude and mildness
which, ]" he acquaints us-he derived from
nature itself, and to. arm himself with .tha
severity which, he farther acquaints us, hi
paternal heart holdsi horror! a@
Spain, Switzerland and Piedmont, hav,
constrained Pope Plus to put forth ssth,
apostolic severity," his Sandman majesty
aud his Ministers are formally declared t
have incurred "ths greater rexcommunication
and other ecclesiastical censures and penal
ties inflicted by the Sacred Canons, the Apos
tolic Constitutions, the General Council anl
above all, the Holy Council of Trent.''
The Pope is too gallant man to 90 quite
SO far against Queen Isabella at present, anl
therefore contents himself with reprobatins
and abrogating the recent law
of that country, and declaring them nui' anG
Of non effect; SO far as they pretend to reg.
ulate ecclesiastical property, or deprive tht
Church of its sspower and liberty' to en-
gage in active persecution of members ol
any other communion who exist in Spain.
A pa1noh1n