Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-21
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rived, with Liverpool dates 70 ths aOsh ult,,
Tie rfincipal feature u shs news il ths ON.
| cial publication Of ths4Treaty a Peace snd the
formal proclamation Of ,Rsace. The Appssded
lconycntions arc also provided for. The first has
reference 10 the passage of The Dardanellesi the
seconds for arranging the details Of the naval
force in the Blaek Sea; ana the bird declares
that the Almond lsles are not 70 be fpEtneds
There fs also, an important declaration Of pa!
time law VIZ abolition y q sisatssrins and prov.
cent contraband articles, With the 1asdition that
neutral goods, under tho enemy's aAg, ara eI-
The treaty ITSELF Is precisely tho same IS sen.
by the laat steafy,cr g @i.l BIB fsi29A sis s q iSs
Several important meetings Of political pasies
in Parliament have been held prcsaging trouble
A Parliamentary blue book has been publish.
ed containing all the Central American docu.
ments. "a 81 esg. syAtiat 6anaaGta 5qa
Peace has been formally proclaimed, 1siq
!. The following Is the substance Of the missing
articles Of tie treaty Of peace
B Art. grants : full and entire amnesty to
those subjects who may have been compromised
by any participation wbatsoerer in the sysnts Of
the war in favor Of the enemy, and it's especially
the subjects Of each Of the beiligerent parties
who may hare entered during tho war 10 be EN-.
ployed in the service Of one or the other bellig.
erents. a sftf
ol 3. Prisoners OF war shall be Immediately given
up on either side. ass III eg1a ~ 1sa .eff.
4. Declares the sublime porte admitted TO par
ticipate in the advantages Of the public law sys.
TEN Of Europe f,, ..,.,.....t ..tfs4
Their Majesties engage each on his own part
to respect the independence and territorial in.
tegrity Of the Ottcraan Empire, and guarantee In
commerce q strict observance Of that engage
ment, and win in consequence consider any act
tending to its violation as d question Of general
interest a i3 3l&oaa 9sS ~ 2aaiI az'iai9fos
4, 8. If there should arise between the Sabine
Porte and any other signing power, misnndcr-
standing which might endanger the maintenance
OF these relatives, the Sublime Porte and each Of
such powers before having recourse to use Of
force shall afford the other contracting parties
an opportunity, of preventing such an extremity
by means Of their meditation, -. ,.,.ss ~.
: The following additional article has been rcn.
dered imperative by the necessity for empl0vifg
transports for the evacuation Of the enemies, but
was evidently an after thought consequent upona
suddenly suggested idea As.
'el"The stipulation Of the Convention respecting
the Straits, signed this day, shall not be applies
BILE to vessels Of war employed BY the ,belliger-
ent powers for the evacuation by sea Of the
territory occupied by their armies, but said
stipulationsn shall resume their entire force as
the evacuation shallbe terminated."U9 bGs toat
All the protocols accompanying the treaty Of
peace have been laid before Parlament.,, ,,,,;
Great excitement prevails in the political cir.
cles. Lord Palmerston had called a meeting OF
his friends and the conservatives have also held
a meeting to agree upon the tactics of the oppo-
sition. - -, .t.,,..,,;.,- -.y1..
It is said they intend making the fall Of Kars
the test question. y Ssaa sha afe. '.t5ea
10 Lord Clarendon has laid before the House of
Lords copy, Of the Treaty of Peace, and moved
that it be taken up on the 9Th Of May. %
Lord Palmerston had also laid it before the
House.
, The 4th of May had been appointed as,
day of Thanksgiving for the proclamation Of
peace. f.,7z s f,5, fat,- sqol, Ftsyzif J.tssags
Lord Lyndhurst has consented to postpone for
the present his motion in relation to the italian
question, at the request Of Lord Clarendon. 'f3ai
The debate relative to the fall Of Kars com.
menced in the Commons on the 28th ult. by Mr..
Whitesides, who introduced motion Of censure.
The Attorney General defended the Government,
and Lord John Manners supported the resolu.
ton, after which the debate was adjourned until
the next evening. - Boz tt.,ls ,,s, 4; ;...s.ts .,.ss5
INDIA AND CHINA A-leIegrupnic nufices Lroui
Calcutta are to March 23d, and Hong Kong to-
since the annexation. The ex-King had left for
England. The town ofRome has been destroyed
by fire. Trade in India had improved. The In
in China is still progressing actively
The imperial troops had been defeated at kiang
81. Hong Kong had been visited by an extensive
fire. The firm of Nye Brothers & Co. has fail.
ed Exchange on Canton 4s L I'd; at Shanghai
6s 4d. 81" 7a 1i&5iz&@" bib" q u jSf F9bEl
PsRs1A-Is reported quiet Il gaifsio;q a9oijtg
New York, May 49,.
The steamship Granada arrived at this port
last evening with Havana dates to the 9Th, but
there's no news Of striking importance. On the
sth the French ship of war Penelope arrived
from Vera Cruz, having on board as passengers
Haro Famirz and several other Mexican refu-
gees. yas II II #or'7 ' roga tstall sislqHG1
z, The American ship Golden Eagle arrived on
the 9th inst, with 4S9 Coolies who were landed
in good health and condition. ,'' ~ ,'~' ''' va
E. ... 81. y. St. Louis, May 1S. -,
Mrs. Robinson arrived yesterday and this
morning publishes statement Of her husbands
detention at lexington 1t says Robinson is
going east on personal business and denies that
he knew of indictment previous to leaving the
Territory, otherwise it does not differ material.
ly from yesterdays dispatch. A Lawrence
correspondence of the Democrat under date Of
the 7th, says indictments for high treason had
been found against Resder, Robinson, Roberts,
Lane, Deiizler and other prominent free State
men. News had been brought from Lawrence
by Missouri shareholders that secret handbills
were circulating and forces marshalling in bor-
der counties. He warned the people to prepare
Ns' S''s'-NS''aa f7 ssssse 10 roiiasia ~, 7t
ss,z s,sy,ies. tggz s. Washington, May IL. .
The speech of Mr. Fuller, Of Pa, In the House,
ispronounced by his friends as exceedingly
able. 3sf.ta taisHeJ @Fi7s7,a',7 sSHF ~ Gc8ip Ts=t
les was subscribed for before the House adjourn.
- sEaW 80 -iiiss 10 ghom 3cs8geB 3ts p
-..g.n sg.as.s .ess7f7 sa- New York, May lS. 3f
A motion was renewed in the US. Circuit
Court this morning for the discharge of the al.
legged Nicaraguan Fillibusters, as the principal
witnesses against them have returned to the
city. The Court said the case must be tried on
Tuesday, and if the government was not then
prepared to go on with 1t, the defendants win be
discharged.
The new steam frigate Niagara, having feeeiv
edher coppering, ETC., was foateda out from he,
dock at the Navy Yard today sa7tH s7gdts.l
decision was fled by; Judge Ingersol in the
mail steamship case Of A. g. Sloo ys, II. o.. Rob
erts and others, IN which the application for in
junction restraining Roberts was denied ing
-le'as9f"a h'ts New York, April I3.
| Resolutions to extend the hospitalities of tn,
| city to Mr.. Fillmore on his return home wers
offered in our board of CouDcilpen last eve
ming and referred to the Committee Of th'
| Whole. f'A9o a7f* sioe J
/ sa Washington, May. IL. 3
Mr.. Buchanan was serenaded at his lodgings
last night, be made brief speech returning
thanks for the compliment, said he regarded th
present position Of slavery the question as
fnality and reiterated opinions, expressed b.
him in his Baltimore speech. Considerable er
thusiasm was manifested after the Close Of yh
speech, many of those present took occasion :
j pay their personal respects 70 Mr. Buchanan.
| It is understood that the oficialso Of the steam
er Orizaba have been officially advised forcibiy /
resist any attempt Of the British frigate Eur,
dice to board her at San Juan, ana interfere ]
the landing of passengers, if made on the pre-
ent trip 1t is not supposed that an America
vessel of war was at San juan .c !. .s n
i 1t is not true that dispatches we're receive
Yesterday from Great Rritain thon0h Mr. Da