Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09
BURLINGTON, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9. 1856
ADDITIONAL Br THE PACIFIC.

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| The following 4 Pelissier's dispatch coDccrs
ine the Russian attack on the French portion:
| SKaAsroroI, sth.-I have received the follov
| inr dispatch from the General in command Of tn
6rst Division Of the FIRST cofps body OF fror
1000 to 5000 infantry, and about 800 or SO
hofse 1t daybreak this morning attacked Bes
Ourkousla Shraka- The enemy beat retrea
after sharp fusilade, which lasted for IN hon
and nan. some thirty pf,sonefs 8 were le1. =
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.ue sulnoel Aileu ~ .A1o '1'us - ~ ~
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gneS p.l'c - .nnounscu U III - uAss snl sou.
.nsua eueeun - nussl. AosSoN s anu o'.lef P'Ace
II R,,.s;. hss , rese,;s,sd p.w ,o.,, ~ .o M
shird q "a issned = H.mhars '. smother 4 Ber M,
lin, and another Il Amsterdam. s3f lQ
II is stated to be the object Of the Russian
Government to eject the immediate essancipa
tioa Of the serfs Of the whole empire The Em.
peror y said 70 be favorable 70 the measure and
the ,iand-ownidg ar'stocracya who have been
sounded Onef no opposition. Rs
Since the snow has bean covered with . crust
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Advlces have been re received of the death OF the
eioer Drotner OF .ne mouse OF hotnscniid at
frankfort n1ea on tne oth INST. lse. IS
Adyices from Berlin confirm the intelligence
that Bavaria and Saxony have notified to Prussia
their desire to see peace concluded on the basis
OF the tour guarantees. Inc communication
from tnen states, II Is said, eontaihed no otner
proposition. ss.ia rs sd byfas3 5assasF} 53
The whole of the Baltic feet has now returned
home. ,.sl 4a sa 5H fs;sl II 3..5aU ga
The following is the latest news from the east:
MARsru1Es 1sth.-The puape steam nacket
has lust arrived With dates from Con,tant;nonie
to the sdi sl : ~
70. ,s. .,
M rquuulon a.ll nai arrlveu a. cohstan'lno'
P.. ne IHussn Iasalry anu Una! VI Tue ahelo-
~ .oa nau a,so alrlseu anu nere
w so.'..ai ~ sne ne's snpornooo u 'lie ufAisn
capttoi. s ate ss51t-.:e.5a5 sgs5q ,ssesi.ls
the accounts from the Crimea are to the S0th.
AL military operations were suspended. t-
The troops hre still employed in demolishing
Sebastopol and constructing shelter for them
selves out of the ruins. DOB e54sGiz sea
The Russians were remov;np from their lines
of defence and concentrating tReir troons A. RAJ.
shiserai and ct Simpheronol al7 u
Inc corps OF inc baaDek had also been re-
dnced.alt
Inc acepunts from kertsce, Eupatoria andkin-
ourn ,,. coutain nothiag new. Both Russians and
Allies were prdparing their winter quarters.
inc Sea OF fAzoff was beginning to get very full
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"A Dam t;o os ,.aS hs,i :. ~ De1 g.
Hf,v.thrao n,a-,shors ron" 100 . ns ne oaP1u1 NJ
.Iones ~ Te,,rassaa ,sas :, = ~ rh.;. NJ ~ "
ctad doh.ta ,r.s bold Snn,a ~ Sonn e. .I ~
against anv comnromso viii Nat;onaI i a' .man .
on. M ;voujd ~ 81. =; ~.
and organize IN .nv nst;nnal nons.rra.;no h. =.
Hon Howell Cohb nf Gan,a;. r.to ~. oas,s' ,s;r
cnal sneecb of tba avonino re,;,,, tbat r.,
nrom;se would ;anora RAJ. a;,o nc, an' .saa I
voun y he said ..to % hafnre Snmr pons,;tronts
and acknowledge thot you trailed in the dust the
banner they placed in your hands. Ny counsel
Is to stand firmly by your principles and your
3.ad j. s'.s ''il'f 4E t. 81
Ai!er passing the su1joned resolution the
= pani ag}onrnea nj, IN .@..'ss. .. 1-
hesolyeo, Inat we Will adhere to our platform
nn.n. ruu nollnee, ana .hat we recommends that no
.osaroona :. enrs sa, oner any propos'non with
.;a, w peane. y, "..nous ~ previous consuita-
w =. -. III .nu .I .uaI VIC chairman oe request-
eo ~ '"' '"e" 'ose'hef' -'ts
-'-',"' 2# So BosroN, Dec. 29.
At Falmouth, Maine, on Thursday evening,
Mr.. Coffin with two ladies named Haskell while
coasting, were precipitated off the bank Of riv-
er forty feet Coffin and one lady we're drown
ed. The other lady was badly injured. W
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In Peru the Legislature had before them
prolee. lor selns ou1r'gn' In lump an .ne oua-
ling material ma is estimated as AZ It's ZOO * 70 tons
and the price demanded is $S per ton, or $780,
400, 500. =g1 30 @zss. .5.t gte.
In Chlll gold in large quantities had been
found near Naciamento, 80 mile above Concep-
ton. An American was represented to have
dug $4,000 within fourteen days. Gold has al
so been discovered in other localities.
s4,. ssaJs5g w.su,varor Dec eo-,oxar
. Tho Honsa has voted for Sneakor t,v;oa th;,
morn;no In tho second vote R.nks had 1na
R;chardson "A Fuller 90 Penn;ngton 3 scotter' v'
inc s. ~ ,. - A's'"N ~ - = s'''~' "'' =
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.ns. c.s. o e e uay naep iot me woe
w "aen.;" .ne on,1;1;nn ] aaup.ea y .ne iopeAa
end an.;al,.o.U nant;os a =. Ieou..h u.s"ein @ P.o
1,h;,h nas,,Stod;n t,a 10 dos.s,,a as ~, ~!
har and .ba ant;ra - as ~, ~ .ns uaiiu.
bonsa anI haiena;na, I !" pn n.; - 81. ne 'ou
hou house Deuns ~ an aN.,s,a'ery man was
,"aad ] I W;s f.;.ejs MAJ nnn arrested t, anu
.Ia - an hn,nt = etbs to .hs aan oioke open
cement nreva;lad and NJ I hntb nart;.s hae ea