Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

Ann1vAIs - r1lR A1I4Anric.
Nrw YonE, April =
The Atlantic has Artived u this peri, bringingi
Liverpool dates 10 March 18th.
Peace isconsidered a. virtually coneasded, and
he arrival thu Rrnssian plenipotentiary 1t Pa
ii, was alone awaited to sign the protocol
a son Is born 70 the Emperor and Empress Of
France.
The British parliament Was not in session ow-
inR TO tho Easter recess. Nothing had transpi-
red respecting American affairs. No news OF
the Pacific
liverpool Markets Cotton duh and ra.her
easier especially for lower qualities. but quota
tons we're not changed. Business Of the week
amounts to 3 900 bales including 5000 for ex-
port and $500 TO spectators. Breadstuds who'll
is unchanged although duh tone preyailed.-l
Sugars were active and buoyant.
London Money Market. -Consols for money |
rather weak, closing 9l5@92k. Money in stea-
DIV demand at former Sales The Atlantic left |
4. n OF the 10th, and brings % passengers. She
passed on the 22d in lat. SO: 30, long, %, stea-
mer supposed TO be the America. for Liverpool
The Asa arrived out on the 18th.
London, Wednesday, a. M.-The Paris bulle-
tin Of yesterday says the Empress and child we're
doing we'll 4s8ss .ssks
to be healthy, but business dull there had been
disturbances in the Cape coast in which 80 ma
tiyes were killed and loo wounded.
The ships Saracen and Martha Of Liverpool
WEIR burnt at Ronny, Jan. 18th.
London, Tuesday Evening funds tat
again to-day in consequence OF the continued re.
alization of stocks Money continued in good
supply. Discounts easier though nothing lower
than 6 per cent.
India mail arrived at Trieste with Calcutta
dates to the 9th and Bombay 10th Feb. A pro-
clamation issued Feb. 7th announced the annex
alton of Dude and the deposition of the king. -
The Sautcl rebellion had been renewed. s.l
Trade inactive in India, and prices fuctuating
excepting Indigo. Money easier. 4l
The birth of the Prince of Algiers, is the cause
of much outward rejoicing in France and Eng
land. Addresses and congratulations continued
to pour into the Tuerilles. Paris was illumina-
ted. The Pope is to be the Princes godfather,
and the Queen of Sweden god-mother.s Flags
were hung, and salutes fired in honor Of the
| event in the principal cities OF Britain. &
Baron Manteuffel, at latest dates, had arrived
| in Paris and it was expected the protocol would
be signed in few days. Secresy as to the pro-
| ce edings of the conference, is still observed.
| Telegraphic advces from Constantinople are to
the 5th ut. The Divan owing to remonstrances
| of merchants had renowned the projected issue
of lO0,00U,000 paper money. Rustrie Pacha
convicted of malversation, had been sentenced
! to imprisonment and to refund several thousand
francs.
| Anew detachment of Russian troops had arri-
we'd in Besarabia. teg
ENGLAND.-Mr. Dallas had gone to London
and Mr.. Buchanan had taken formal leave of the
Queen. Palmerston accompanied Buchanan and
on this account the English papers saw an in1i-
cation that the premier desires to stand well with
the United States.
The King Of Belgium had arrived in London,
| to attend the confirmation of his god.daughter,
the Princess Royal The young Prince of Prus-
STA is about to visit England, to be betrothed to
| the Princess Royal. ~
| A deput,;,on of the friends of Poland had wait
ed on Lord raimerston, begging him to give in
structions the British plenipotentary at Pari:
! to insist o The restoration OF Poland. rs
SEVEN Persons DROWNED IN THE MIssIs sIPP
The Rock Islander OF gentleman just from
Lyons, Iowa, that on Monday last, man witt
Il two horse wagon in which besides himself
there were two women and four children, wht
attempted to cross the river on the ice above
/ Lyons but the wagon broke through and al
seven persons were drowned W 5s. s7s{.
Is The Mormons are taking measures to as
certaln the possibility of extending steamboat
navigation westward. Brigham Young think.
some OF the Nebraska and Kansas rivers are nav
igable to within 400 miles OF Salt Lake City,
Freight across the plains from Missouri costs L
cents per pound. R
SEVEN DEADLY SINs.-1. Refusing to ia Ike
newspaper.
2. Taking newspaper and not paying for it
8. Not advertising.
! 4. Getting married without sending any of tn
wedding cake.
5. Making the printing Office a loafng place
s. Reading the manuscript in the compositor'
hand.
/ I. Sending abusive letters to the editor.
For the first and second offcnses no absolu
ton can be granted. The fourth is unpardona
BILE. The fifth is death by the law For the bal
ance, dispensation can be received by especia
bulls from the Pope of Rome.
YOU'VE AMER1cA.-A few days since one o
our policemen found gang of half zen pre-
cious young rascals engaged in playing cards 70
pennies OH the stoop of the Unitarian Church Oh
Washington street. Their ages were from eigh
to twelve years. Chicago Tribune.
LEAP YEAR DIALoGuE.-'Miss, will you talk
my arm?' a
'Yrs, sir and you too'
Can't spare but the arm replied the oil
bachelor
| Then replied she, i shan't take it, as m!
motto is, go the phole hog or nothing.'
| The FAsH1oNs-A PROSE BALLAD saw hel
ass she sailed along in an elegant silk balloon
borne on by many puff Of praise all sung to ar
a la mode tune. saw her as she trailed along
like racer sharp and thin, and many voice il
ecstacy proclaimed that she would win. saw
"a coal scuttle bonnet, with front of a foot Of
/ two, and rapturous praise in thousand ways
proclaimed that it would do! saw cup ant
saucer stuck on to the back of her head, ant
the very same crowd, with praises loud declared
| that fashion led. Hurrah for balloons and racer:
coal scuttes, cups, saucers too. To thunder
with sense and reason-rm bound to go crazy