Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-07

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"A report in respect to the indiscrimina
ilaughter Of peaceful american citizens at W
= kin boy md destruction Of the properly Of q
4 transit comuAny having been made 20 Ainist
Presidena Morn, Who was in immediate COZ
4 mand 81 the troops as the time, not only again
Il the threat to drive Amrricahs from Costs Ric
j and unless explaincd at once decided measur,
on The past of tho United States Governmel
/ The Orizaba touched ii Key wes. On her i
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i ssse s'a New York, April 90.
i The brig Taylor arrived from Port al Prime
/ On the 98th..s She los. three Of her ere
by yellow feyer. The Capt reported that
Port au Prince it is very prevalent and fatal, an
that 1t has cut down many seanien who have PR
yiously visited that port With impunity, and SUI
Posed'to bepcoof against it: is sgi gqaist
New York, April se.. !.
The Republican meeting At the Tabernacle "a
night was very largely attended. B. n Butle
presided. VIM. n. Everts and Hon. N. . Bingham
of Ohio, were the principle speakers. Great en-
thusiasm prevailed.
.,es ssa so NEw YoRK, April 90.
The Empire State, from Liverpool, arrived .
Quarantine on Sunday last, having on board 81
cases Of small pox, g Of whom died on thefpas
sage. and s55were sent to the Marine hoapital.-
This ship brongh3 into port GIG passegers, ant
has peen detained at quaaantine for the purpos,
Of cleansing and fhmigating. & '-'afs ! 20 !
49,, New York, April 90,
The steamer Empire city arrived this A. NJ
from Havana on the evening Of the oath. The
steamer Philadelphia, from Aspinwall with Cali
fornia passengers of. March goth, from the Nicar
aqua steamer which went into the Panama, was
at Havana. Dates from California were no Ia.
ter. A terrible affray occurred at Panama on
the 18th, between the Transit Co.'S passengers
and natives in which the former had so killed
and 20 wounded. sss
The Empire City brings three ofthe wounded,
alarge amount of passengers, baggage, railroad
property. The properly of individuals residing
near railroad stations was des troyed; all bag.
gage ut the freight house was rifed,
Among the killed were Michael Rettern, Of
Orleans county Vermont; R. w. Marks Pa, /;
y. Dubois ofLa $; Mr.. Stokes, an officer in
Walkers army. OF the ID dead at the freight
house only one name. that of Mr.. Stokes was
known. @ p
Among the wounded are W II. Hunter, Theo-
tlore Desbay. Secretary to the American Consul
at Panama, and Mr.. Palmer of the Railroad Com.
pany, all residents at Panama. Also Geo. o.
Field of New York, Jos. Parker Of Bangor, Mr..
Slower of Providence, A. Swan Of Maine, Patrick
O'Neil of San Francisco, A Treudle Of Hancock
county, Ohio, Rev. L. s. Elwood, late of Graham-
vile, s. G.
All Of the aboue were promptly attended it
by the steamer and lsthmus physicians. The
passengers upon whom this outrage was commto
lett san !. FRANCISCO q March 2Otn IN tne steamer
Cortez lot san Juan, ous ianoed al rama, near
ing S,. OF Malkers : troubles. ,,.--
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.. quarter pasI = l's1 evening anu renamed over
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NC Ericsson sae9 iro'i vi tne ho.
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incluulns 49, ~ anu .!ooo iof eA-
pof's' 'i.'fAes .,os'u - ~ pu. lees ao.se
Breadstuffs depressed. Flour declined Cd to
Is wheat declined I'd. Corn. unchanged.
Weather favorable Beet quiet Pork md ba-
con firm. Lard in demand at slight decline.
Money tight, discounts range at 6a7 per cent
COnsols 9Ssa934. American securities generally
quiet isa - ts-ass s5s sEn s5
The Moniteur announces that the conference
closed its sittings on Thursday.
The ratifications will be exchanged at the end
of the month. g Immediately after the promulga.
ton of the general treaty the protocols will be
published, and make known the elabors of the
Congress in detail. 4 - q
The questions considered at the last sitting
were, First, the free navigation Of the Danube !;
cd, Interior regime ofthe princlpalities, and the
arrangement Of frontiers; Sd, Situation of Chris
tians in Turkey. For these purposes commits
sioncrs are appointed. gig
II is reported in Paris that diplomatic move
lnents Of Importance are on foot respecting It
aly.,s .,a st Gsrs; -
An Austrian ambassador is to 90 to Rome i'm
mediately, on q special mission. It is rumored
that the mission refers to the concordat, but Ital
ian journals say that it refers to the general state
of Italy. s Fg fs;r.zs ..,,,.g.4.s =,,l-,..$
Count Orloff goes to Naples Immediately after
the exchange Of ratification to see his son who
was wounded in the Crimea. i-s ssj
{ ENaLAND-The Lord Mayor entertained Mr..
Dallas on Thursday at the Mansion House, IN
honor Of his arrival as Minister from the Y. ),
200 guests were resent The Lord Mayor toast