Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

Halifax, Sept. IL.
The steamer Arabia arrived this morning with
Liverpool dates of Sept. 4th, beng three days
LATER.
BaEADsrUFTs.-The weather continued favor.
able and prices were shade easier than at the
sailing OF the Cambria, but without decided
change i'll the quotations. Provisions were
without change. Consos had declined to 944
945. ....5-... w.. 81.
The Arabia brings ia passengers. She left
Liverpool on Thursday 4th ut II 80, a. m, and
and has thus made the run in little over eight
days, notwithstanding detention of several hours
off this port on account of fog.
The Collins steamship Atlantic left Liverpool
at l l a. m, Wednesday the Sd inst.
The steamship Kangaroo from Philadelphia
arrived at Liverpool on the Sd inst.
The Atlantic took out full despatch, but the
! news was notOf much Importance.
| The London Star says is need not longer be
concealed that that the Governments Of france
and England, i. e., Napoleon and Palmerston,
are not on good terms with respect to Spanish
affairs, and communications are understood to
aave passed between them of any thing but q
complimentary character. May as well state
that an opinion has found its way to the other
side of the Atlantic that England is ready to
make every concession in order to secure the
friendship of the United States, and that this
determination has been come to in the event Of
a possible rupture with France. The improved
tone of the London Journals is thus interpreted.
The Herald makes much of the topic. 1--WE
have hitherto hesitated to say SO, because these
are matters of great importance. But the
Paris correspondent of our own paper now be-
gins TO talk SO much about the matter, reserve
must be put aside and the public should be in
structed that while there may be in reality no
danger, it is always serious thing to have our
foreign policy under the direction of a Premier
like Palmerston.
The Star further says, contemporary announ-
ces that the Central American affair has been
satisfactorily arranged by convention between
Honduras and Great Britain. Good news may
bear repetition, but then it ought to be news.
The satisfactory settlement of this at one time
threatening question, was announced five weeks
since. --.. .--
The health of the Emperor of the French I'M
dergoes much discussion. That the Emperor
has some maladies OF a dangerous character may
be inferred, that its exact nature is concealed
from the public.
The Spanish Government has not yet publish
Its DEGREES, dissolving the Court. An exposi-
tion of its policy is to be looked for. Lisbon
was tranquil, but circumstances have occurred
to show that the late riots were essentially poll
teal in their sources.
larm is manifested in Naples in consequence Of
the now ascertained movements OF the Murato
party. This party has been circulating pro-
gramme or proclamation at Naples, with secrecy
and activity.
il. The ship Kent. from Melbourn, arrived off
Dartsmouth OIL Thursday p. M, with 81, 900 Oun-
ces OF gold and dates to the 10th of June.
Observation-Disclosures Spencer & Co. re.
port breacstuffs unchanged and in limited de-
Il.
for agricultural pursuits. At the close less than
the Current quo a'iGas would have been taken,
VIZ: tor Ohio flour 33s Cte 3bs--corn 33s (f0 33s
3D. white 3Ss cd "a sis Tor old, 3ls for new.
The Provision Market had undergone no
chnnge Of moment since the sailing Of the Cam
bria. Lard had further advanced, a sale OF 80
tons having been made at 7Ss.
In the London money market there had been
no.change.
LArEsT.-London, Wednesday morning-Thc
Campaign projected Icy the Russians against the
C,rcassians is indefinitely adjourned.
The Times is officially authorized to declare
that the report to the effect that the Portuguese
Government had applied to the British for
squadron Tor the suppression OF the recent riots
at Lisbon, is destitute of foundation
Lisbon exchange is 539.
The Persian Ambassador at Paris is to proceed
to London TO settle the Anglo-Persian Difficult.
ties.
New York, Sept. l3.
The Steamer Ericsson sailed at noon to-day for
Liverpool She took out less than SIU, 600 in