Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25
VOL l---NO. 81.
ARiaF Al OF Tile CANADA
Three DAYS LATER1RoM EuRopr,s
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Market for Brtadstuis dull. H.


4ts..a HALIFAX, July IL.
The Cunard steamer Canada from Liver.
pol, en route for New York, arrived here
this morning. fgsssr olg.sfd
The Canada brings dates from England
to the 5th, three days later than those by
the Araeo. Sho will be dun mt Boston
Thursday evening. Her mail shauld, reach
New York on Friday.
The news Of this arrival ID nneasrc and
Totally unimportapt, consisting mainly ief
details of tho r. pulse OF the allies at the Ma
iakof Tower, with further evidence Of mis-.
managcmenton the part Of the allied Gcu-
erals. sta5,a, 4sse, 81 ,i{aE.sa
Affairs before sebassopol are unchanged,
and no in iicationr Of any new movement.
No political news Of moment in any psrtof
Europe. E...... =. "a
Cot,on-Thc depression noticed at The
departure Of the Arago, and which was Al.
tributed to the last advicss from the Uni.
ted States, still continues, and the m.rk,s
closed about oneeiehth prnny low thosc Of
the previous Friday. Tie wask,s bus.
mess amounted to 10000 bales, ono, ouartes
Of which was on speculation.
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA. =,
Tho Canada reached her dock at 10 this
2. NJ. .sla'asa1s5ag u
Z Lord Raglan was buried Jnly 81, with oil
the pomp circumstances permitted.
Runors that Pellisier YVES to be succeeded
were current. pG3 :88i haftssabsp al III
The Allies had been strengthening shoir
advances the Malakoff, and the latest dis.
patch, to July 4th, mentions that the siege
was progressing satisfacterily..i lri ysd6a
Lengthy details of the rcpufss Of the. 18th
of June continue to occupy the English pa-
-
Il oops penetrated the suburbs of Sebastopol
and held possession Of one street for Is
hours. 2iIs@ A' "@ .s3@ #H f&a' ts3finea
Vienna papers state that Gortschakofr III
calling for reinforcemens 10 the oxtsnt Of
$4,000 men. ''''''''',N
3 Small operations were going forward Ia
the Baltic, but without important results -
At the latest dates, the main body of the Al
lied squadron was off Cronstadt. '''-'''' a'''''
In the BIiti.h Parliament the proceedings
were devoid of interest. Lord Elgin was
talked of for Postmaster General.
f. Tho new Cunard steamer, Persia, Of 5000
tons, had been laun shed, and would take hrr
place IN October. j.. - 1900. -.
The Russian Secretary Of Legation had
hcen on a secret mission to France and Eng.
land. The american Minister TO Portugal
is said to have recognized him on o aBritish
steamer returning to Lisbon. '<13e'" , E"
Thu difficulties continued in Spain A RI
sing in Catalonia was reported. Barcelona
was in the hands Of the insurgon.s. The out.
break had more the appearance Of riot than
an insurrection. Napoleon is said to, have
declared he would prevent any attempt to
unscat Queen Isabella. 2@'i'' - t''''is'i'7
The King of Prussia was said to be rccov.
ering from his illness. s-,s.,,,,cs : d.,t87v
New Orleans, Monday, Jaly l6..4
The steamer Nautelus has arrived with
Brownsville dates to the llth inst. fAHu
Gen. Wool left Mntamoras on the 7th and
assumed the command Of the forces at Rey-
nosa. which amounted IL Or 1900 men.
The reyolutionis,s, numbering $500, had :
taken Camargo and were marching on Reyno-
sa, where battle was expected. Gen. Costa,
with Ave hundred troops, remained al Mata-
morns. The Revolutlonlsts. had, issued q
decree declaring all supporters of Santa An.
ma traitors and punishable with death. Ca
Males tariff Of 80 per cent. ad valorsn, is in
force at ali the Rio Grande ports. srf.g
-..,.g.r,1 . BosroN, Julyl7.
The steamship America sailed at noon to-
day for Liverpool, with 1873 passengers and
$795, GOO. .areTtt0 eb
The schooner Actius: Capt. Moorhousc, has
just arrived here from Turks Island, and re-
ports the loss Of the schooner Emma, Cap-
tain Morris, which sailed from New York,
June lllh. with Col. Kinney and party, He
had a successful passage until the l4th ult..
when she struck on the Cairo reef, whcrcsho
was lost. The passengers proceeded to Turks
Island, which they reached in six days, and
where Col. X. was negotiating for another
vessel to carry them to Nicaragus. The par
ty were in excellent health. 20.
s..9 NEw YonK, July II.
The Whig Committee met to-day at the
Astor House, and adopteda resolution call.
ing State Convention at Syracuse, Septem-
the Republican Convention is to be held. A
strong fusion sentiment prevailed. Oh
p DUBUQUE, Julyl8.
The Mayors, Alderman, Common Coun-
ellis and Representatives from the cities of
Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, St louis aud
orbcr principal cities, met by invitation Of
the citizens of Dubuque to, day to celebrate
the opening of the Illinois Central Railroad
to this place, and the lighting of. the city
with gas. Among the most DISTINGUISHED
persons present were Senator'S Douglas, and
Jones, and Governors Dodge, FIcrnpsteaa
and Briggs Thousands were present, and
all passed off pleasantly. Senator Douglas
responded to toast announcing the compile
ton Of the road in a peculiarly sspppropri.
ate speech. The stivitiespsf'the. day will
close with grand disp az Of fireworks, and
ball at the Argyle House. DN "a t@'" 't'R'
TIE LRxrscros (Alo.) CosyEsgros.--Tbe
telegraph brings US two days proceedings Of