Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-21
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callao Oct lstb Political news from Chill IN.
;mnortant business denressed hv the bollidays
Revolutionary movements have broken out in
Bolivia, most cases speedily pardoned.
SIDNEY.-Austraiia dates to Aug 18TH. Flour
had fallen 40 pound per ton. For best IN Mel
borne AL. los.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL.
By the steamer Orziba we have dates from
Mexico to NoA. 8. Alvarez still retains the
of Foreicn Relations thronch dsavrccment with
-------- Largo number of troons are pourino
;e.o Mox;co and famine exnacted
Tho steamer Ocean R;rd arrived with Havana
dates 10 the stb The steamer s;pnalled before
sunset, and was allowed to enter the harbor dur
ing the msht' as also other vessels. sugar quite
duii anu lower.
a5. ai W.su1yoroy Nov. IA
Commodore Paudnp has been selected. being
regarded by the Secretary of the Navy as n pru.
dent officer, 10 visit San Juan. Nicaragua, with
the fac shin Potomac. He was closeted with
the Secretary this p M relative to the course IN
be pursued bv him in that quarter. Notwithstand.
ing the ayowed innocent objects of the British
feet lust disoatched to the West Indies, the
movement is regarded with INDIGNATION: II not
q n n
hence additional orders have becA scnt IN the
Navy stations by the Naval Department in refer
ence to preperations.
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-.-.-......... 81, CHARLESTON, .. ", NOV. 10.
Inc steamer isabcila arrived mere with hava,
ma dates TO the 10Th inst sugars continued dull
owing to the hiSh prices. quotations were un-
changed. -te +"
.-. BALTIMORE. Nov. 1s.
several new cases OF xeilow 1evcr ana TWO
deaths have occurred at portsmouth, Va. .,
=. NEW ORLEANS, Nov; ~.
III Is accreoitea that II. y. "lckhue, Demo-
crat, Is CHOSEN Governor OF Louisiana whole
Democratlc tlcket eiected. congressional dele
gatioh VIII DC q Dcmocrats ana American. 's
New York Nov "a
| Tho Nasb;npton corrasnopdent of tho daily
Times saws the Administration has not the slight
cst evidence that tho Rrt;sb Aeet ;ntend IN men.
ace the u 81 on any ground ana that all state
ments III regaru 10 the harsh correspondence re-
gardng the central American question IS posi-
tlVeiy 1aise, no demand haVihS oeen mace ior
British acquescence IN our construction OF the
oiaytoh treaty Inc sioop OF war saratoga.
which sailed from this port Yesterday, is bound
1or Fort au frlnce, 10 Drlng parque Amela, re-
| Gently seized tnere py the y. >. consul, to New
iorh iof "iai io' iiiiiaeloh vi tne re'ehue
laws.
me washington correspondent OF the Tribune
says the secretary OF the Navy has ordered
snip OF the racine squadron to proceed at once
to the newly discovered Islands to protect an
American shipmaster who Is the dlscoverer OF
the Islands, which are said to contain immense
quantities OF Guano. v
The Collins steamer Baltic sailed at noon to-
day for Liverpool with 62 passengers; no specie
Sandy Hook Nov IA 1pv
No signs of the Pacific now duo
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.-...,.. New Orleans, Nov lS
Latest election returns indicate Dem. maj.
for State ticket about 1000. 1.7-
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Boston, Nov. ID.
The American State Council assembled at
Worcester yesterday. V. p Jaase Farewell pre-
sidmg-ls5 members present. The resignation
of Mr.. Foster, President of the State Council was
read and unanimously accepted. The resign
tion of Lieut. Gov. Brown was also accepted.
The question OF electing delegates to the A.
merican Convention at Cincinnati on the 30th
inst, opened the subject of slavery. Several
members opposed sending delegates, arguing
that the proposed convention was another at
nnr ~ send;n,. Ja,onatas oo Tho speecn III IA.
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