Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25
i,ATEgT INTELLIGENCE
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-sIfRIFAL. OF The ARAGO.
DEATn or LORD RAGLAN. 1
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Lord Raglan died on the asth uI,. He i,
suces "a IN III. nata,nsad ~ The .tltn.f
force. bv (,eac~.t sa,a,.an
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s''s sa1s . =" -,
sAueS rom ihe seat o. Waf' IIefe
hao bfeu same disturbance 10 Lonaon 90 ae-
eyunt Of the prorgsed Sunday trading bill.
aud sBe G Obnoxious measure Was Withdrawn
FROM the Henss Of Comiaons.
The London ,aoney mark 1T VS. fair and
eoosals rIe,.ed al iI,;4Is
IN. i,ivernaoi cotton ,r.,,k., AL,
.,l n.,o,.,.I.. ..ss,.. .t.s..s -
SUI. iao's,'ops Fsn-faiiy alogetn.r easier,
"a had ~ sne 1,'se. as 81 81 ols'
~ aao psch seohitto 10: ana tne business
o. three days was 1000 bAles, OF which
5,UU were On speculation, and $500 for
export.
ErealsrfYs dull and sjigt,ly lower. while
buxer. wc,e a.t;., = .t;it s.,,l.r rs3.,,;o,
proyi.ian. hs,a n.nars,,y ,,nderrana ~
80. -. ... -
~, s'ne, s'e ucp ~ =. sns nciiss'
Ing Araso prin2s 70 passengers, among
Them Uen. DIX and family. ,. y. Good
wis.r.ham Of Ra.,an ' sDA' anu
The steamer Ericsson arrived Al Hayre nj
! nine O'Clock on the evening of june 3t}th.
The Africa arrived IN I.i,e1r,ool q. tbs morn.
! H., ss a., sci, 80. - 's $500
n 1,a y,,,s. or. i ~ .,.;an p.;,,.h $500,
~ 's, .ae q n'p'i,u'' =, ~
III r. Mnhe recommending ameaIo'y, rpis.
80. " .p ns.t suu ~. ou.a "'
g.a.s va" ~, "a'os ~ ~ soa,'
asas, To eeinine'sss ,.. o.'a ~, ns " ,as
. sesss e hinIhion fe.a.hea Me hle a.'a
5'd ra ~ a,hs. d.s,.a n y ,ss to,, 1e' ''''
IL was reTorted at steekho,m that the Eng
tish had DESTROYED Nystod
! The remaining portion OF the town of Kertci,
was DESTROYED BY fire Jnne ilti,
Odessa and st Petersbasgh had been united
oy .elesfaph
,,.s oInaay uaa'" 9o on "ges soos p,aee
nnn ,ar.an, m r,.apnni;.s 49,, y,
,suI,ed bnt the r,nylcaders were arrested
An ex,raordinary session Of The French Leg.
| islature assembled on July ID Napoleon open
ed with speech in which be said that impor-
| 'snt q est'ons at abroad and at home had caus-
Cd n'tn 10 abatdon gong to Toe Grimea
Inc NV trenen loan said 10 be ioo,ooo,ooo
''s mss . naa oee' ,W v'aae .; :,
an t.e sod e' ''H'"s'' A''''e0 az A'e'Ns"
DETAILS OF NEWS BY THE ARAGO.
The news Of Lord Raglan's death was re-
eeived from Gen Simpson. on the 2s,h uit.--
Some days previously Lord X. had b en- suffer-
ing from si inn,sposl'lon, put until o'cioekr.
On ns 1ou ", uS a.sease qua MOI slarm M Al
.sivss sitsndsa w;3 d,9;a,ta e 81 .,, hu
which gradually increased Al - he wss
unconscious. F,om that period he gradually
sunk, until rs minutes before 8, at which time
he died.
1t is stated that Major General Simpson
succeeded Lord Reglan pro tenn.
Admiral Seymour who was wounded on
board the ship Plymouth by the burst
! ing of an internal machine, is still suf.
ferine, and little hopes are entertained Of
Of saving his eyesight.
Detailed accounts of the attack on the
Malakoff and Re an Towers made by the
Allied Powers on tho 18th ult., have been
published in cxtenso BIZ the London Journ-
ais. Various correspondents ascr,be the re-
pulse and great loss which the French and
| English sustained, to n want of proper man
agement and total absence of that military
knowledge and Judgment so requisite in such
hazardous aud difficult undertakings.
The Journal de St. Petersburyh, publish
o. correspondence respecting the outrage at
Hango, which Russia denies on The ground
that the flag of truce was not up. Russia
accuses England of making improper uses
of flags of truce.
Another demonstration against the Sunday
trading bills took place on Sunday july lst,
! and exceeded in :n,,mbers that which took
place the week previous. At the lowest
! computation upwards of II. 900 men, women
and children were present, The proceedings
were commenced by man attempting to ad-
tempting to address the crowd, which at
tempt was Immediately put down by the
Police.
This gave rise to an extraordinary scene OF
confusion. Cons,ables hats were knocked
off, and several of the ringleaders we're ar
rested, but not without difficulty.
The extraordinary session # the French
Legislature was opened Oh the I'd inst, by
the Emperor.
In his speech he said the conferences lately
at Vienna having failed to secure a return
of peace, he eame before them to mako n
new appeal to the patriotisn, and justif
the conduct of the allies in the conferences,
and demonstrated their moderation. lie re-
lied on the legislative body to give him
means to continue the war. He had formal
ly resolved to put himself at tho head Of the
nnr;sn. I'm ;n,srs.s >, homa Ia u.o"a u aa
~ A. ~. Ia.. o.oonn,s ,hs sh.ap
.,",:a. 49,. IS vi w. en-. ~
.;ma.'A;,ty . as.'e tM sae -, S'.', n'.u 'ne e
.assa, wa na. NJ; ,S;n T IT,. pSs, y.
= a.a,as 80 o. p.:,,.l u n..l: oe."
=, ,bat 49,; ~ 'N a'.i '''o N'i'''" Su'J'o''
~ I hn,h Mon.o. oep..r. a.,
~ as ~. ,,:ss y. a..ssnens ." 'e even
ms u, w.. 1 Mn's osa. asssase' iecon'I
noa..,;s;. wy Ja u pIu.'ue soule '''asei.ai
| SNoSS'sto' ~ w: " NuStoH iuE eHe service
Ao Wv iohue'a n's countiy turing sh!s anu
previous wars, was Drought uhaer consldera-
non 1t was agreed thai an annuity OF IL,
IVY PER year should pe granted 70 the Wild
ON .e o. ms late lordsrh!p, anu 42,ooo per year
10 .ne present possessor OF the tihe.
IN tne House or LORDS, the Earl OF Gai-
loway planned the government for having
n a..owg p CERTAIN eGarges aoauSed against
to mass Unanswered.
I,vernooi Rraafs,,s. p;oh.raso, S,o,
car 4 Co.'S c;rcnior rsnorts thn cn,n I'D
eont;nnins yarv dull and tsn,,snar a nane
ward. s' uo""-
In The ah.cree az aem,,a s.oro.,, tr.ns
action occurred. Indian corn nominally Is
lower, but no sales to fix quotations.
NV yo,x 1,,r1s
The brig Judge Blewey arrived here yes.er-