Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-12
ARRIVAL OF TIE ATLAsTIe.
y.w Yark, Sent 8.

New York. Sept o.
The steamship, Atlantic arrived at tn's
rort asaou. 81 d clock this r, ~, bringing
about twr, hundred D sssfnrsrs. among them
Judges naniel and Johnson,
she PASSED the Africa en- the r. " OF Ehe
a5ti of The Sherries bnhnd TO Liverpool.
The Ariel arrived off Cewss on the morn
ing of tho %, and the Washington Oh South
ampton on tie r. N. OF the Gath.
No further events cf any importance have
occurred in the progress Of the war, oal
there ara copious details OF the Swsaaorg
bombardment and their battle IN the Ieher-
naya. 81,
The Russ. n loss nj Sweaborg is reported
at onsy 40 killed and 240wounded. The for
tificafions were destroyed.
Two British ships had fired on hisa Win
out effect.
The squadron in The White Sea continues
to destroy stores. and the British in the Sea
of Azof have blown up aud sunk the Russian
ships of war.
Affairs before Sevastopol quiet and un-
changed, as well as at kars.
The Russian loss in the battle on the
Tchernavai is nearly 1900 killed and wound
ed-fhe allies only 1000.
Mhe Russians were not pursued across the
river, but hold their former position.
iIvERP OIL MARKET
Cotton easier, but not quotably lower,
closing quiet. Sales Of the week, 4o,ooo
bales.
Breadstuffs-Brown, Shiplev & Co.. quote
slieh, advance, viz: Is. on Flour, I'd a3d.
on Wheat, and cd. onCorn. Western Canal
Flour. 30s.a4ls; Ohio, AIS. White Corn,
44s.a45s; YelIew, 37s 6d.aSSs; Mixed, 37s.6d.
Market closed quiet ard steady.
Provisions Richardson, Spence " Co.,
quote provisions generally unchanged
Market quiet. Consols tor money 81 sa9l t.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC. '@
According to the Russian Admiral's ac-
count of the bombardment of Sweaborg the
allies appear TO have done but little damage
besides the burning Of the public stores.---
He saws no damage. whatever has been done
to the Notifications batteries or guns. lie
closes his dispatches on the evening of the
18th thus: s'rhe enemy remain at their OLD
anchorage and do not renew the attack p
The attack on Riga was commenced at O.
o'clock on the morning of the 10th by two
English steamers, one two-decker ane fri
gate, and continued till in the evening do
irg apparently no damage.
The attack on the Tchernaya was commenced
| byGoitschakotf in person. The Russian force
consisted of five divisions (60t0l cavalry AID
! twenty batteries of artillery The Ru slams left
on the heia WV afaa' anu % oiIe.s, ann iH"
"p Th - iess a1no"nts r. naar,, aOO kiled
,nd in nvs, 900 300 uonndnd - - . , 49,
The English G. neral, Reed, was killed.
A later dispatch says The Russians asked for
an armistjce to bury the dead.
| Pelissier says the Whole number OF Russians
buried WIS 3,329-oo1 w're taken prisoners
dispatch OF 'ne i9lh says 'he arl',efy ,1ayt
oPeneu n'e upon oeuaseopo' o'' ''s ooN'0' u
The fonr pnss;,n ct, aners su,k in the Raw o,
Rerbiousl, have heen blown mn hv IN. English
and The suburbs Of the town burnt.
A Br tisb run. boat went ashore during The at.
| tack, and was taken by the Russians, together
with complete code of The Allies signals.
G"rt.chakoif's latest dispatch FROM sebasto'
ft,os so,s;h,, J,,n;,;so a doos h,, ,;,.Io dam
10 '''-A' "''''''N y" "o-' W. '''''' NN"'
"s,, e-.,,
- 'ne'e's no Prac''ca' he" u 'hi o'ta"ce II vi
! Eng and
Senior Escobute the new Minister from
Sp,in had left Madrid.
| Tnero woro rn,nors of , snl;t IN rho Ars
.I1.,:. Va =" 'p''' 40 Wv 'A"'
| 'rian Caolnet'
t Queen Nlcto7ia's visit to France had beef
attencd with the greatest enthusiasm and cor
di,,;tv
M
+ mere ~ 10 re.'aoie iii orInat!oh ON 'he SUI
Jcct or negotiations.
Private letters and rumurs are busy in cir
| cutinp renorts according tn which the acces
| sion of Sn,:r RI tho eW.stor, Al1;on,o ;
complete, and the adhesion OF Denmark an
Sweden all but the satisfactory. Austria &C
cordng to the same loose authority. had al
ready submitted a new project of peace, an
will soon exnress herse!f dec;dedlv for III
! Alice
E,,u,hor +bouo :. .,1l. .h,. .,o ,,1;o, o
'"e'o 10 '"iN Una. '"o a.. ni'ie =, III"
| pei manly ooeuPy SUM poi'ioh VI lue vi
Ism territory anu reconstruct the map OF lta
~:
honIo' SI.uay ao''t t WI
firm Tho Emnaror will accomn.nv har +,
pn,,oana
oou'osne'
Advices from Paris state that 5000 additional rein
forcements to be senG to the Crimea. The allie
squadron has captured IN the white Sea two Rnssia
sh,ps and one steamer; the squadron preparing t
qul. tne nea.
that she will treat according to military law ever
individual tampcring with Austrian soldiers. with
view of inducing them to join the Ang'o-1talia lie
s'Ipn. a;,;s;o ,,., , 7ruoro,,.,, L.
inc bean reinforced bv a corps Of 8 900. marcbe
upon Krni the Sd, drove the Turkish troops frou
that position, and finally encamped three league
from Erzeroum.
Enrons to- ,aise nan for The
The mortar vessels ar. sent home Admiral Sew
mour has relieved Admiral Bayiis off Cronstad
Washington. Sept. 6.
ine o s ,t VI .ne nay "as lecT NV, VI
report OF the oIicers or me re'irsd lis'.
VIII De presence 20 the PRESIDENT '' Re" DAY
IL IS ruho'ea ''a' montgomery nlair free sou