Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
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ahuspas1nNEss 1t1Ax ESt5a ~ Ssbaas.
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Y srks istis IiiYiirsd da ssi, i h i Z
Q cldsk lastst 90 IN. b,r ewing 10 the DARK.
ness of ;ise Tisght shcsvas ns& seen 4 snas
franz her kasi~i I~twessf III and II and her
rws teie.rafss,ssi 10 tiim eity. She brinss
dates y. The -. "A dit ss~.sss
bispatciesa rom Cen E;n,pspns sr,m lie
aeat sf var had been reserved l,y she ta,r.
eminent describing the ASSAULT es,sle i-arsare
oFfliealalakelf lls s:,ss HAT Ut IL Ode j;
IN The murniiis Of tho ssb., fiaP F.reaca I'd.
MINDS under fienis- Bos4net, Msaial.osl, Dsia-
tnefse and lio.sne entesssi aud carried 1.-THE III u
sakes6xiti Haast impctuess yAlor.
The Esr.tish ci,luinia- stsrn,ad thr Redan
but after 4 blo,dy CON bat, s,nsd r,t hold Il
I The second assaal. eoHi d no; be- organized
adj the next A. ai when the Redan was
found b1 be craeuaepsl ,EssS +
Z The loss IF Fife has been rrightfss, partira.
larry among officers. $500 h. 4
Gem Peiissiers dispatches had not arrir
ed. Cd sss r $3.50 tastsssss 81
y The retreat oflthe Russians To tile Perekor
is eon.radicted 1t was assured that tiiey
9~t'nld be able to hold tie North Of sebat; 70
pol for want ofIrosisiors. Nothing decisive
wis known II, regard to next moye Of the al
lies. 4 900 cannon, 5000 balls and immcnse
quantities oil stores were taken possession oil
by the allies IN Scls,stopot 500 5
The tar Alexander in his address to his
army says u reply confidently on your
courage 10 repel a,l future attacks, and in a
letter to the King ofPrussia says he Twill
accept no conditions of peace der6gatory to
Russia
The Car, in company with three Grand
Dukes, has signifed his intention of yisitin.
the Grime,l The Turks still! hold kars, hay
M held possession since August T. 50.
|. The Emperor Of Austria had congrat.,ia.
ted Victoria and Napoleon on the victory Of
.thc4Alins There. was more. talk. of nesoti,,-
tions,, Tbs latest was that Austria was will
ling to lake the work OF mediatins Mt Jenna
and France ut Paris. ft.
General Simpsons despatch to Lord Pan.
mure does not differ from those brought by
the America. The English attack was led
by Sir W. Codrington and Lieut.. Gem Mark
ham $f gE7
5 The English officers killed in the, attack on
the Redan, %; wounded, 26; dangerously,
20 ag a.9a sa r
A telegraphic dispatch says that Admiral
Dundas Was TO Leave Nargan FOR Lesmar.
sss There was nOlater news from the Erimea.
1t is said the Car, on receiving the news
of the fall, sent a dispatch saying, Russia
never surrenders after q defeat @
Gen Pellissiers latest dispatch says We
are beginning to occupy the town oil Sebasto-
pol. The material left by the enemy is even
more extensive than anticipated Another
dispatch says LOO guns large c:llibres be-
sides 1000 of Smaller. - sSslt as
. Another dispatch from Varna says de-
taehinent of French troops who entered Var
ma on the l4th, found the streets full Of Rus
slams and .barricaded throughout !. The OBJ
stacles ut the entrance ofthc port were about
to be removed SO as admit the 7entr,lncel of
ships A report says when the Russians saw
the French were masters ofthc MalakoTthcy
blew up the Redan All the towers were r,l-
med, but they had no time to blow up the
Alaiakuff. Jf - ~ Fssgg3g
1t is rumored that Gor'schako has received
orders 10, yacna;e The Crimea. r,,sv,
Gen B osqnei was wounded hut not serious
Y. a lett from Warsaw says as soon as
Marshal Pdskiewitch at Warsaw reserved iii,
news of The fall, he d spatct"d his Aid-de-
camp TO sebastopvl II IS ce;laiu INA IN re
= r., MISCELLANEOUS.
II is r ported that Russia had undertaken the
work of mediation between ID enmaik and the
us. OF, the Sound dues. & s3&kb
: In Paris there was CONSIDER able excitement or
'cconnt of the high price IF bread a afagSSE
The Exhibition Of the Industry of All Ma
ff0na vayil1 Nal
he Empress is p, ogres>it favorahIy.t 49,
he Inauguration Of Don Pedte, King of
Portugal, was celebrated on the 18th with great
enthusia m sy,e yfss54.ss -. 81
he King of Naples Lad sen, apolog cs to
England and France for recent insults Mazin
ms Revolutionary man fesio to the Neapoii.
tans had been pubhhed. rfys5s ie'$ .'.ffr.es
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
y The following is The circular of JAS Nc
Henry g. Co dated Liverpool, Sept. 81:
Provision. the stock of Bacoa exhausted
Ihet announcement of the Government Con-
ract for 5000 tierce's. and 1900 bbls beef
md % coo tterces and go 900 bbis of ,nrk. has
wen more tone 10 b til articles, but win ut
eading increased business Pork moves Slow.
y for export, at 76s7da75s Sd Demand for
:heess slackened. Lard in request. 6Osa62s
BREADsTGFFs.-1'he French demand CON
inucdsto tax of -four at full prices. chiefly |
spanish and English-very little American |
lcre. Western canal Ais. PHILADELPHIA and
baltimore As. to 43s- Wheat in request for |
uture and present delivery at lis. to LIS. Cd |
or white. Indian corn dull at the quota
ions, white. ass yellow 40s. mixed 39s.
Cotton is dull on account of large receipts /
nd prices declined. n y. NV =; I'm, M
i Consols closed 80 to 605-S for money.
little doing in American securities, pric. 3
omnal. Iron market quiet and unchanged.
-,fs aa73 80 LoSDoN Sept. 22-2.30p.
The Journals appear without any commu-
icai,nns from thn. Crimea. The Daily Times
lid News has a ineagre report OF the affair
the Sth from Gen. Sim, son. s7a@
No news to.day. HsF ti'.1teSt
Inc Pars correspor dents are also silent.
ne OF the Vienna journols gives an order
order OF the dav al!egedto have heen is
led by 6ortschaknf after his defeat, Aug.
)fh, but as Vienna il q manufacturer of spu-
Gus documents and intelligence, this docu-
ent ~ probably from the, same source as
e. Que tie Prince was compelled to lisavow.
he Cologne Gazette contains an important
lmor. Baron Bishopi,as arrived atsParis.
9 is the bearor Of the proposition of an ul-
natum which Austria and the Western
overs will agrse. Should Russia decline
accept, Austria is Willing to declare war.
$3.50 Baltimore, Oct. 8.
From Georgia we learn that the counties /
full give Andrew, X. N, for Gov. 200
aJor'ty, and the maj. for American candi- ,
ties for Congress, greatly exceed those for !
oyernof. Stephens is probably elected to !
'ngress. s,s i - "a, s,l ,
- New York, Oct. 5.
The Soft primary elections were held last
ening. There was COED deal ofrioting in
arly all the wards. Pistols and clubs were I
I'd in the ninetee tn ward, and some blood
Is spilled. In the same ward the rioters g
oke IN the doors and windows of the place !
election and the inspectors had to fy. In I
, 18th it was quite serious, many persons
ing wounded e =
II Boston, Oct. 3. \
The Native American. State Convention t
t at fremont Temple this a. NJ 1t is 3
large gathering, and exhibited much en- q
,siasm. The Hon y C. Barker, Of New n
df,ra. is President The following is the n
ult of balloting for Gosernor--Wholc num- o
Of votes east, $40, and s Gardner receive d
81 s. /. Il ..s. g..1s@ !,
-. ~ New York, Oct. 5. P