Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22
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T.. The Co0afa ateaDef AfAotAs . mas arrived Mtfl
Lrefpooi dates TO the P. NJ of Saturday, Apri
The Ens,ish elsedotsosf sere stiIl progressing
a1d in general were Favorable for the Pslmerstss
tadsaihissraxion. s,dsssigIsc! sas rejafw btA 81
f. IL rupture betweenApstsia and Sardinia Ia:
msie no advance towards = settlement. !.
ssIsdia aiairs are said 10 be growing NOR
shreatening. .@;ssi fssa3 - 70
The China mails had been received in EuglAns
and slihongh peace WAS considered probable, i
is not officially announced. .-s II,
80 80. COMMERCIAL tiNTEELiGENeE.- sas
Liverpool brexdssufs mark er-4 Whsat firm Al
an advance Of sd; foarqai.s and uactnnged
Eorn quiet AZ an advance OF Cd; proyisiopss bee
hfin; pork quiet; lard selling at lis; bacon hrrl
aat fs advance. @'9#'2s'F' Pa s's~~~ -'f'
g g LONDON MONEY MARKET. .ni.sosa
The Bank OF England had advanced its rates
OF discount to st per cent; Consois closed at
gS sass ION Saturday for money, 831asSa for
account; the bullion on the bank shows de-
crease Of 26 Of 33s, 600. ,s.,..-.s.@.-,s,.,, ;,
|, uIhe steamer Emir arrived at Liverpool on the
slss and Kangaroo on The Ist. The Leopold
arrived at Southampton on the Sd, and tue Her
man on the 4,h. - -
adRiehafdson &8Uo.'s circular says, notwith-
standing the continued dnlness In the grain trade
At Mark Lane and throughout the country, louF
markets on Tuesday was well attended, and With
/. = better inquiry for wheat moderate business
Was done a. full rates and 2daSd over the iowest
quotations OF Friday tor inferior and tine Al TO-
days market there vas but q small attendance
ofIbuyers, and sales OF wheat were very limit.
ed atthe prices Of Tuesday. Flour freely offer.
ed at last rates, without leading much business
Indian corn little inquired for; and Sd per quar-
ter cheaper than on Tuesday; Sus Cd being The
full value Of mixed; 3lsa3ls I'd for yellow; S3s
a33s Sd for white; VIC quote wheat red 7sa6d
aSsld; white 8s6d, and Ssgd for a few retail lots
OF choice 81; -four extra Ohio 29s o Sus; VEST
ern 27s6d and ,2Ss; beef old, taken 70 fair ex.
tent at full prices.
GREAT BRirAis.-The borough elections were
progressing throughout the country-the Pat-
merstons are confident of a large majority in the
new House; the opposition admit thai there
will be a considerable majority, but say 1t will
not be sufficient tor Paimerslon; there are luo
new men in the House, and many old sopes out.
were being made IN Paris OF conspir-,
ators against Napoleon.
spT The sixth meeting of the Neufchatet Confer.
ence had been held, aud the first protocol par
agraphed. s,,,s-, s,.s e, si a}i.-ss ys,e
Madrid reports say that the Spanish force viii
under any circumstances occupy portion OF
the Mexican territory to protect Spanish sub
Jects.5 ggatsa' Ipi ta3jHs galiod l3DI1 q sgcts
Austria has issueda new circular against Sarg
dinia, and France and England have strongly re.
m0nstrated with both Austria and Sardinia to
keep the peace. 4H9 - q @ctlgi1fSs} 10 fGsial7
3 Prussia announced that she will maintain her
policy respecting the Danish Duchies, and orders
her coast to be placed in u state Of defense.
The Russians are concentrating fast ut Ano.
tha against the Crcassian, and the Turkish COM
mission respecting the Kangaroo filibu> tering
expedition to Clrcassia has reported, implica-
ting Ferut Pasha and Ismael Bey. =,
- The Principalities are now evacuated and the
British fleet has left the Turkish water .n3Gq&d
Details of the battle of Bushire between Brit E
ist and Persian cavalry had been received. It
seems to have been dashing victory for the
British. 20 ess.fsSH29 81 Z" 5a7 ,}aE53 'sn@oRz o.
Details of China news also received, confirm.
ipg the previous telegraphic summary, and re-
peating the report that the Chinese emperor
has ordered peace to be made, but doubts con-
tinue as to the truth of the statement. baiisf =,
The American ship Highhyer was wrecked at
Fornioso; all Of the crew, IS in number, were
murdered, and the ship burned by the natives.
a.r1 Arrival Of the Tennessee,
-, %i'iis71*s8 Fai NewSYork, April l6.. {.
% The steamer Tennessee. arrived this morping
lTOW pllWdl tile uIqOl, iApu ftiI, iduuSu
her passengers and lett for Sun Juan the same
evening. M -- '''- 4''- - ''-'' ''''-
Il Col. Lockridgc advanced to CASTILLO on March
18th, with 400 men on board the steamers j. L..
Scott and the Rescue. He, found the enemy,
who were 500 strong, had fortified Nelson's Hill,
$50 yards in the rear Of the Castel, with strong
breastw orks, bitches and severalo large guns.-
He turned without making an attack and de-
stroved all the Notifications below Cast.llo.--
Having abandoned the river, he disbauded the
battallons Of recruits and Subsequently formed
anew one from those who were willing to go
to Walker via Panama. S. cl i.a. % agmagz 7s'
The boiler of the steamer j. L. Scott explo-
ded near Serahique during the retreat, killing
and wounding about 50 officers and men, who
were Immediately sent to Punta Arenas in the
Rescue. The Tennessee brought away all the
wounded who were able to be removed.
q..l Col Lockridge still remains up the river with
his forces and is we'll supplied with provisions.
The Vanderbelt line steamship Apriel left for
Northampton and Bremen aud l63 passengers.
The steamship City Of Manchester lett to-day
for Liverpool with 33 cabin passengers. -