Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-07
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
SANDY HOOK. Nav .

The Atlantic has arrived. The Vienna con-
ference is broken of. Russia rejects the AL
lied demands.
Sebastorol has been bombarded since the
9th. The result is doubtful.
The new British loan has been taken.
The Emperor Napoleon, accompanied BY
the Empress, has been one week in England,
immensely glorifed.
The British loan Of fl6. 100000 sterling
has been taken by the Rothschilds.
Louis Napoleon's taking the command Of
the allied army in the Crimea is regarded as
doubtful.
Since the bursting up Of the Vienna confer
ence there are strong indications Of Austria
refusing to act against Russia.
Lord John Russell aud NJ Drouyn del
IIuyes have left Vienna.
Cotton steady and unchanged. Wheat and
-four lower. Money easy. Consols declined
|S92.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Atlantic brings Liverpool dates to the
2lst. When the steamer left the new loan
had been all taken.
The RothchildS take the fl6, 100000 loan
at fl0O in copsols ut l4s 81. 1t is in the
shapr Of annulties, ending in 30 years.
Increased taxas on incomes, spirits, tea,
coffee, sugar and stamps i proposed.
1t is asserted hat Eng land lssents to Louis
Napoleon taking command Of the all ed a, nv.
hut this is regarded, however, as doubtful
rumor.
The Vienna Conference was broken of az
ter the 18th session. Russia absolutely re-
England.
,harl q
from 800 guns, comm need on the 9th. and
continued necessarily, but up to the 18th an
assault had not been practicable. 1t was be
intention 70 storm tn. plac, il possible
Inc Llverr.uol Cotton Market was steady
at previcus rates. The sales Of the nine d VS.
Wee 10000 bales, including 1900 on specu-
lation and for export.
/ BREADsTUFFs. Wheat and -four quiet and
slight, lower. Corn slightly advanced
Western Canal -four 39C140s; white wheat
| Is cd; white corn 42C143s.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC.
The Asia arrived ut Liverpool on the Odd
ult. All hopes Of Austria taking the field
against Russia are abandoned.
From the seat Of war we hear that during
the first 10 days Of the bombardmcnt the FIRE
OF the bfsi"gers was superior to that of he
city and much damage was done to the Rus
sian works. It's stated that during the ght
Of the l3tn, the last of the attack, the allies
gained considerable advantage over the Rus
slams. The latter We're twice dislodged from
strongly fortified posts which remain in the
hands Of the French. The possession of these
posts enables the allies to fortifv the summit
of the ravine which is Of great importance.
The admira's Of the Rus>lin feet in Scbasto-
pol had either died or been killed.
Gor:schakoH has published an address to
the garrison in which he states that matters
look more encouraging to the beseged, as
trouble had been created ut Ka>agova by the
brutal con iuct Of an Austrian officer.
The peop.e attacked the Aus,rians and
drove them out Of the city. The oiiic al
statement returned 247 killed on both sides.
The excitement continues.
Preparations for strengt hening the Russian
posts on the Baltic are going forward rapid
ly, ana there are l20, 900 Russian troops con.
centrating in the Baltic provinces.
Most OF the British advance squadron was
detained in the Great Belt by the ice.
Parliament assemble On the 10TH The
estimate for the govcrnm Mt expenses for the
year, is stated at Esq ,339 800. To m ,et this,
1t is thought much party discord would arise
in the manner of raising the new loans, as it
involves great prime pal of finance.
The visit OF the Emperor and Empress of
the French has created perfect excitement.
| he Emperor made his speech OH the occl
sion Of his reception by The Lord Mayor,
which gave great satisfaction.
Mr.. Layard was entertained on board the
clipper ship Donald Mckay, Oh the 2lst
The collision between the Engis, ship of
war Duke of Wellingtin, and the Amrican
ship George Hubert, had been investigated,
and both parties have been exonerateI from
blame.
Two thousand colliers are on strike.
The Roebuck Committee is continuing its
investig atoms.
iantic would have enabled her to convey the
news of the termination of war, either BY
treaty at Vienna, or the capture Of Sebasto-
pol. iiher expectation has, how var, be-, n
fulfilled. The Conferences are in Their las;
agony. Russia absolutely II fuses 10 subm
to The Illumination Of h'r power in the Black
Sea. but offers TO permits tn maintainance oi
Tu kish armament equal to her own in the
Black Sea, prov ding no other nation has the
right.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April q.
Brcadstufs-Bacon, Shipley & Co., report
Flour and Wheat lower. Flour ,cined Is;
Wheat Sd. Corn in more demand. Holders
realize Cd advance. R d los 3d0li>; West
ern Canal Flour old, 4004l~, new3904ls.
Ph laiclphia and Baltimore 42s(042s I'd; "
39Cg4ls. Ohio 42(043s. Canadian lis.