Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-05
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The Atlantic arrived oH ehs.is .Hook = n, I.
clock last night and came 10 her dock q Isl,
morning. Me expcjsneed stroag westerly
gasss ten days successfully, and ms ures dsys
~ large helds Of Ice. She brings no tidinrs 8,
the Pacific. Feb. 10Th, Latitude 81, Lougitude
u, she passed saeamship America from Haiifa1
The Atlantic brings 80 passengers No Amer
can mail received out since Atlantic's Iatext,-
Lord Psimerton promised TO lay part OF the
Central American correspondence before Par
lament.
scos, 1 Russli Of London, ship builders, have
gresses iasorably.
Preliminary protocol was signed at Vienna on
the FIRST, By representatives OF France. England,
Turkey, Huasia and Austria, agreeing 10 open
the Conference At Paris, within three weeks
Lord ciaendon h appointed English plenspo.en.
dary.
There ia doubtful rumor tina. the Erpperors
81 Russia and Austria will visit Paris during the
conference.
The protocol preliminary to the congress
OF Paris, has been definitely signed and mat
tiers arc progressing fayorsbly IN the direction
OF peace.
No news Of interest from the CrirDca or from
Ada
The last Of the docks Of Sebsstopd has been
destroyed. An armistice by land only, will
doubtless be agreed upon until the end Of March.
The most important news Ii that which relates
10 the extraordinary excitement in England on
the subject Of var with the United States. II
was again confidently reported on the Liverpool
exchange, that the American Minister had de-
Inanded his passporte, and his absence from
Lord Palmerston's soirec was attributed to the
personal misunderstanding between Clarendon
and himself.
We have no particulars Of the reported mis-
understanding AZ the English papers maintain
complete silence on the subject Carcpd~
however, Is reported 70 have spoken .on'
Perious manner to Buchanan, WI a an IN
anhn promptly checked byc'~ .'ch mr.. n.cp'
IL is also reported that . Using the iniersics'
ed TO bring forws-' me Derby party intend
the subject al motion in Parliament OF
Amerir. Of the omission OF oil aliufion u
re- ;. IN the Queens speech. It Is further
.,orted that France and England have Jointly
sent ENJOYS 70 Brazil to ask TO enlist the inter
csts Of that country against the interest OF TIM
United States IN Central America. In the mean
time The general tone of the English Press u
threatening and presumptnous toward the ohi
ted States.
Purely commercial presses, however, form al
exception, and the Chambers of Commerce, boti
of Manchester and Liverpool, protest earncstl,
against interruption of the amicable relation
OF the two countries The funds have been un
settled and depressed by the threatening aspec
of affairs. The following is an extract from
leader In tho London Times
ave expect TO hear every day that our Minis
ter a, Washington has received his passports
and Is on bis way home. That, of course, vii
compel similar proceedings on our part with re
gard TO the American Minister and Mr.. Cramp
ton and Mr. Buchanan, the two inofensive gent
representing their Government at Washington
and London, will probably cross each other o.
the Atlantic"
After deploring the existence of the domcsti
quarrel, II says:
ENGLAND has really apologized enough to sal
isfy ten European Empires. We cannot hol
her responsible for the cstrangement. The Amt
rcans must reckon on an obstinate resistance
they drive US to IT,"
Let them count the cost before they take an
fatal steps, else after two three PAGES they WI
make their calculations in vain"
The London Despatch says good deal OF PAL
donable irritation is felt now that the symps
thics of republican people should have bee
so unaccountably manifested during the preser
war in behalf of the monastery and sheet ancho
of European despotism, and If the people of th
U. S, permit their rulers to plunge into a wa
with Great Britain, they will receive the mos
terrible lesson ever administered TO naton'
envy and quarrelsomness.
The Paris Journal Desbates has long. lahore
editorial to prove that up TO the present poir
the interest of France and England are ident
fed, but that continuance OF the war either J
the Baltic or in Asia, would only subserye tn
private interests of England
Gen. Prince Paskewitch died at Warsaw o
the LIST of Feb.
The chairman of the Liverpool chamber {
commerce at the annual meeting of the chambe
spoke in strong terms against any interruptio
If bofv tho w con
other members expressed the same sentiments
the chamber did not adopt formal rcsouto
on the subject The Manchester chamber Q
commerce held its annual meeting on Monday
the 4th inst, when the following resolution
prepared by John Bright, NJ. p was moved b.
the Mayor Of Manchester and unanimous
adopted: .- .
Resolved, That this chamber has observed wit
deep regret that difficulties have arisen betwee
the British Government and the I. S, with re
gard to the construction OF treaty on the sub
ject of Central America and the attempts whicl
are alleged to have been made to enlist men 10
the British army within the jurisdiction of tn
u, s., this chamber would urgently impress upol
the Government of this country .the propriety o
considering these questions III conclliator
spirit, with n strong determination to show allk
TO the United Kingdom and the U. s., indie
scribabe evil which must arise from any inter
countries. ...
The resolution was unanimously agreed to-
Mr. Bright made good speech on the occasion
Letters by the India and China mail are to hand
The only noticeable article of news additional
to that published, is that of the trial of Mr.
keeran, American Consul at Hong Kong, il
postponed on account of the sickness of the
Chief Justice.
LArEsr.--LospoN, Tuesday Evening
al. s,, ~, a, y,. p,e,,,
limited Market steady but less buoyant, il
consequence of preparations for settlement. O
accounts in Consos.
PARIS, To.Day.-Thc French funds closed
abou, the same as yesterday.
LONDON, "Wednesday .--I.ctter from Hamburg
dated the Sd, states that eleven cargocs of sui
phur, three of saltpetre and three of lard, ar
rived there during the week. several of them in
British ships, and all of them half way en- route
10 Russia.
LrvERrooL CorroN MARKET Semaned quiet
and steady without any material changes. Sales
of the two days Feb. "a and %, were $4,000
bales, including about 1000 in speculation and a
similar quantity for export. Manchester mar
kot was quiet but frmcr Spinners have several
orders on hand.
BRRApsrurrs were much depressed. Wheat
about &c per bushel lower, and -four Is per Dbl.
Indian corn did not show much decliniug.-
Deer, pork ana iaru continue Ill the same NE
less state. Bacon was firm and in fair demand.
Sugar dull.
MoNEY continued tight and the demand great.
There has been some arrivals of Australian gold,
but it was likely to be exported. Consols were
weak closing at 81 aaals.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
NEw YORK, Feb. "a.
The steamer Asia from Liverpool. on the
morning of the 9th has arrived bringing 40 mas.