Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-16

Gov. Reedef entirely approved az The ssRges-
ton. but though Il would Answesseh psspeee -
e. nmenA te eu1 q - aoelco Il caSo
~ in citiss, Who vooid Ia 4 psc9lnbl W
owed an alssdmcnt ~ - eject Carried
Is Governor needer rid tOthe Ccfventiou 3 ~
Staie L66f zsnse ~ Col. Surnnes When Be
closed, said he was sorry that the Leglslstrre
had not waited until drived out 1t the point OF
the bayonett (Chcers.} L r. Noble asked how
many troops ther were belonged 70 the United
States in Kansas. Governor r. said about 500.
Mr.. Noblc-And how many in the entire army
ofuss Cor. Eeeder-I believe Ii, eco. Mr.. N.
learn from friend near me, they can't send
more than z, 900 IN Kansas, 50 say let us 90
go in. Gerrit Smith desired to see conten-
tons 20 on 4 delegate said be would give
one hundred men who did not fear the devil
and like Cromwell would praise God and keep
powder dry. Cscrrit Smiths funds were wanted
first, and desired all collections to go on.
New, York, July IL.
The steamer Africa arrived at 10 o'clock, with
Liverpool dates to June 2Sth. =
The Africa left Liverpool the afternoon Of the
2Sth. The steamer Fashion was telegraphed of
Southampton the morning the Africa sailed. .
Money easy. Bank has reduced discount to
AZ per cent. Consols for money and account
| 9st T53. American stocks active and dearcr,
Political Affairs quiet.
Correspondence between Denmark, Great
Britain and the United States, on the Sound
dues, has been presented TO Parliament. Anoth-
er battalion Of rifemen have been ordered to
Canada. Disturbances are rumored In Spain, at
yalenia. Some excitement has been created in
London by an incident which occurred to Mr..
Dallas at the Queens levee. Mr.. Dallas and
| friend went to the levee. The latter's costume
was not in accordance with the regulations.
Both gentlemen returnedto the embassy.
| Out of this incident the London Times con.
| cocted an exciting story the other papers fol
4 lowing its lead. Mr.. Dallas for two days labored
under the imputation Of having put a studied
| affront upon the Reen. ~
Advices from China slate that the rebels were
within so miles Of Shanghai
1 Latest Markets-Lverpool, June 2Sth The
weather continues brilliant. Market quiet. Lit
tie inquiry for any article. Provisions without
change. Ha
In tho House of Commons on Friday evening
Mr.. Moore endeayored to get night fixed fol
the discussion Of his motion on American affairs
but Palmerston declined to assume any respon
sibility either direct or indirect in the matter
he believed in the present state Of relations be
tween the two countries, it would not conduct
to settle the points in dispute to discuss the mat
ter in the House.
Mr.. Moore complained of the unsatisfactor,
nature ofthis reply and insisted on the right ani
duty of the House to pronounce an opinion OF
the matter in question. The papers contain two
letters from the Earl of Clarendon, one upon the
enlistment question, and the other upon the Cen
trail American question. $s '=eli
Clarendon expresses ks satisfaction that Mr.
Dallas is authorized to negotiate upon the Cen
trail American question, and states that he i.
| m opfa inf fsafto xrhi ch h<
trusts will be conducted in the spirit of cordi
ality and frankness which is indicated by the
true sentiment of Great Britain and the Unitet
States.