Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

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The Aisirs arrived ct - TN 3fss.
Treaty Of Peace signed b ~ the Rienipoten-
liaIiss sunday, Mssnh NH. s
Great demofssations " Raris, Ming Of cen.
~ iAslllinasieaae - Stisx eesse
asuxh mefs quiet Rasi6cas,qRs cannot be exs
rhanged within four weeks
Cotton stronger than at previous advaces, az
RANGED TT ssses for two days z, 40 naies.--
dul but mot lover.
Consols ais Sdssnced g ySt
The mails are coming up N steaatug.
LArEl-
fRAxcH-The MonIteur Of yesterday announc-
ed that bya special decree the awsrd Of the !
grand cross Of the Legion Of honor was confer
Re on Count Walewski and Baron Bourgency,
and that Baron B. israised to IL dignity Of SEM
atof. 81 al 81
Omcsal Journals also announce the EmperorA
decision that the soldiers Of the class Of ls4s,
Who have been retained until this time under the
Military banner shall Be restored TO their hones
Orders for immediate execution of the En-
pc ors will have already been Issued by the Min
lister Of war. The ceremonial announcement OF
conclusion OF peace, was made 10 the Senate
and Legislature on Monday, in the words pre-
yionsiy employed in the Aojleur. To this pro-
ciamation the MiniAtes of State added:
The Emperor has charged that in bringing the
fact 70 your knowledge, 10 thank you for the
support you hare always afforded, which with
the admirable devotedncss the allied forces have
contributed to the happy issue OF the war.
II has already been stated that the members
Of the Conference have still to perfect number
0f n1uro nj a ffS
state Of relations in the East.
Lenord says the organization Of the Principel-
tiles is one Of these reserved subjects and the
Debates points out as another special regulation
necessary for the free navigation Of the Danube.
MARsEiLLEs, Tuesday Bey embarked
last night from this part, bearing the Treaty Of
,he snltan French officer Of rank slso EN- 3.
,barked On a snec;al mission 10 the Sn,tan from
tho Emnarer Is tho French
Admiral symonds died nm bis massage from
Marseilles.
Berlin. Tuesday.--The announcement of the
conclusion Of Peace in tho Prussian Chambers
Accounts have been received Of the death Of
Sir chas. Hothan Governor az victoria.
The British German Legion which has been
raised by Baron Shitterf,eina to meet the exipen.
ci.s ofthe war will be sent to the Cane of Good
Hope now that peace il concluded. At the
Cape they will garrison the Colonies, and the
officers and men will decline grants Of land for
,thei1 military services. The strength of the
force will muster April 10th. when ali the troops
will be delivered.
The Bank Of France has reduced its rates Of
discount from to per cent
The Moniteur contains the following dispatch
from Pelissier. dated Sebastopol SD:
This morning the French. English and Sardin-
ian armies and fleets fred salStes Of 1O2 guns
each, in honor Of the birth Of the Prince Imperi.
al During the day the Commanderin-C Chief of
the English and Sandman armies came officially
to offer me their congratulation. There have
been Examinations in the camp and the Russians
Illuminated their line on the Inkermann
M, Ns" n1sES, April , ~, z
Huty ~ tne .i y, =. S,,iuel os u,'e
Woo" Nakelnau anu ihanA,ol Jersey loF tne
muroeI 81 Sus.us Ma.IheWs, .nis n, returned
vero'ct Oh not guilty, on tue soie ground OF IN
SANITY nne parties were al ,lleo on .he lndic','
49,.
SUFFERING AND UEArH.-Uur minnesota eX-
changes give an account of the death of Dr.. F.
N. Ripley of Shakopee, and the suHerinys of 9
Mr.. McClellsnd his companion.
:, Ut; hlpiey ana !, MS companion, on TIE first o.
Rinley becominq =, nnahle to 90 fn ~. anu a.ul
down in the snow McClelisnd ATTEMPTED te
rouse him, but his efforts were unayailing. His
Knees, one 1907 ana lips werv' frozen, and he
Mouio i,equenuy ne oo"n IN the snow. he
oeggeu Mco. n 10 leave nm and hasten for hell
anu resu ml iney parseo. no more to meet OF
eartn. Inc ia,er succeeded in reaching the
camp a1.er dark on the third dav from starting
swnere ne arrived WITH both feet badly frozen
NO" commenced VIII MN period OF suffering
almost without a parallel For seventeen day:
ne lay IN the cabin, with feet so badly frozer
thae ne couid not walk step, unable TO make &
nre. ms matches having got wet, with but one
pint OF rice and one pound of cheese for food
during the whole time, with the cabin only par
t'aiiy covered, and with no door to keep out the
wolves, there he lay, until he was found by a
surveying party and taken to Shakopee. The
amPutaton OF his legs was deemed inevitable
f Inc oones OF Ut. RIPLEY were found, picked
c,ea. oy the wolves. MS shawl and other parts
VI VI us ciotn,ng were also FOUND. Dr Ripley was
~ years old, a native OF New York, where he
was respeetaoiy connected.
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M.
Anc Nepuoiiesii's nave oeen charged again and
again by their opponents with being one.idea
and sectional party. The following tr;nmnbon NJ
ren,r 70 e,ch . f,,.;.x No ell. ~ 80.
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ias' anu nope 1t VIII DC read andretiected upon
extremely: s5
Now it is without doubt true that a party of
zone idea" cannot hope long to exist But it
is equally true that party with sagacity enough
to seize one, and that the most important one Of
the day, will not be found deficient in opiniops
upon topics, whenever they may arise. The Re-
establishing free labor in tho terr;,or;ss D..
how much is contained inlthat single Jos;,a as
pcopl ng the great wilderness wirh b,rds e en y,
intelligent freemen,I Of carving into now 6slds
the best and most successful forms of civ;l;za,on
Of tr,nsmittinr to Kansas md WahnasI., .ha y,
stitutions and the customs whicbIhaye alreo no
slowed upon the free state nesamnlcd nro,ner.
ity? Minds which can conceive and div as.;-
mate the importance Of 40 establishing tha nm
members Of this great family TINT tbau sial ,snt
rest IA a mere incnbns mon tho ola ns;Ii e.,,.
understand the other wants az tho co,ntrn 'a ons
cannot be unmindtul Of ali ito oreat ;nd,s. a
interests. To such men fs,,nion seen,s 10 mora
terrible than it can to the indolent and
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