Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
Further by the Niagara.

The London papers contain the following par
agraph
Negotiations between England and the q. S.
in regard to the existing difficulties, were re-
sumed on the Seth, under circumstances which
justified the belief that matters are already in a
fair condition towards. amicable adjustment oil
the points at issue. 1t is believed that Para
ment will be prorogued on the 3Ist inst, and
that no further party motions will be made this
session.
The following is the only reference that has
been made to America since the sailing Of the
Fulton. ...s B."
Mr.. Baltic asked Mr.. Pamerston, whether
Mr.. Dallas as representative to Der Maiestv's
Government had full power to settle the Cen
trail American dispute or whether he had any
other powers than those of Mr. Buchanan.-
Pamerston said twas understood that Mr. Dallas
had full power to discuss Central American al
fairs and Buchanan had none at ALL A bin had
been introduced into the House of Commons to
permit the distiIling from, ricc.-Thc weather
continues magnificent for Harvest and another
fortnight would secure farmers from any change
in their prospects.
FRANCE.--Reports have been for some time
current that an unpleasantness existed between
the courts OF France and Russia, and that Count
Morris departure for st. Petersburg was delay
ed in consequence. The difficulty is probably
arranged A report of the corps legislatif re-
flsng to accord TO the Emperor the power of
granting pensions is published. 1t is respectful
but firm, and is considered the severest check
Napoleon has met from, his government The
bill granting pensions to the Orleans Princes was
voted Unanimously, although Count Mortal
wrote strong letter against it, and the Duchess
of SAKE Coburg Indignantly refuses the money.
The Juvenile Count of Paris has written letter
regulating the fusion.
The letters had created considerable sensa.
ton in Orleans circles.
The projected meeting between the Empcrors
of Austria and France is confirmed, a.ts
Accounts of the weather and crops through
o,s the country even in the lately inundated dis.
tricts are favorable
Harvesting had commenced in the south. The
vineyards also look well.
Italy affairs in Parma were becoming worse
and an nsurreetion was feared
The clerical journals of Turin say that France
had addressed note to Sardinia counselling
moderation on the Italian question.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.=-B readstufs-In the
market dull tone prevailed and all kinds are a
shade lower. Wheat declined I'd on the quar-
ter. Flour is per barrel chiefly on the lower
grades. Corn is Is per quarter. Richardson 4
Co. quote as follows: Red wheat 9s6d01 l0s4d,
white l0s(0lls, Western canal flour 3ost034s,
Philadelphia 33s6dGo34sGd, Ohio 35s0s36s, cx-
ira Canadian S7s. White Corn 2?s yellow and
mixed 2Ss6d@29s. .
The weather continues very ia, orabie for ag
pursuits. The accounts Of the grow
ing crops are satisfactory.
Provision MARKET.-Reef unchanged, with
limited business. Pork dull, western prime mess
atoj 10 Ca, oI,n
I'd to Is higher Hams 55s(Q5Ss Lard holders
an advance of 2s6d; sales at 55s9d
067s and 67s6d at auction. Cheese dull and
rregular TallnW firm and tendency nnwards .