The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

'RLINGTON. IOWA, WI
L TELE0RAPHIC.
ARRIVAL or THE EUROPA. u
80 "a 81 New York, sDes. "a.
h sesen.ship E1repa. froa Livespoal a.
2 po. On ths mssning Of she 9eth. Arrived ~
, Ooe1t0G. 5 As
sI ~ seeen,ship Iatl;an arsised at Lverpoa
!. ae ) m. % The 96th, and the AFago - South
ampton % the night Of the 76th. I'd
On Wednesday shs NorthHmheslAnd an
/ | DasAam Diserics Bank stepped paymcnt tn
I | paid up capital Of The bank and ths = servet
lunes exesed E7O0, ,OO0. Liabilities estimated
Iat E3.OOO. 600. The assets we're tho1ghs 20 ot
unlhvorable. Gesat exciteNeslt was caused q
Newcastle, on Tyne. she head-aaarssss y ths
inseitution. - .ass.i sast ~ fH:s.a
The Branch Bank Of England however, bad
undertaken TO assist some Of the large Colliers
g that tie wosAmen weuld re,nnin emplored.
In Londoa The euspeneio0 Of Riddle = Bold
Ian u tho German trade, labilities estimated q
loo, 900 pounds. tsseaaassast as4t 1zg6f !.
Il WAS stated that J.. A. Thompson 20. lad
Iobtained asnissancs fron the Bank Of Eaglaud,
and ahould forthwith resume payment. 6l
l.. At the Bank Of England and osheF discount
masksss thsrs vas further subsidence Of the
pressure, aid loans ct the steck exchange we're
obtainah.s ct 4 and per cant. u
4 Il was underssood thai the issues of the Bank
Of England had returned 70 point within the
limits aushorised By their charter.
The crsditors Of Naylos, Wicker 4 c.. had re-
solved 70 accept paynents in full in tour install
mepts, and leave the firm the full management
Of their Affairs. es. 8af
On ThurdAy there was more bnoyancy on the
j stock exchange thsn for several weeks At the
1 Banks there WAS full bat not increased de-
mand. In the discount market more ease was
evinced. n the stock exchange there Was no
inquiry for money, and loans we're freely oder-
ed in good securities q per csnt. !.
. The creditors Of Dennist0wn Z Co. had agreed
to accept payments in nix inseallments, extend-
| ing over . period terminating on the sOth Of
June, 1850, with per cent. interest on each
instalment. .z ss7f3s (. ts4asN 4l#a d
Nofurther failures in London were announced.
From Hamburg the following additional fail
| ures were reported: B. Roesin, Jr., Muller 4
Kessler, J. Muller, Ipob, Aubin, Ethel Co..
Condolences in that city had greatly revived un-
der the influence Of the new guarantee fund.
Allburg + Kramer had resumed payment. II
On Friday there was still less demand for
| money, although the applications at the bonk
continued heavy. sa fs i 4
The weekly bank rates exhibited an increase
in bullion Of 10000 pounds, and . return Of
oyee half . million Of government sscurities.-
The Influx Of gold steadily continued. 8 Fl
The Times Gays the Governments will not bring
forward any financial measures until February.
No new failures in London. s +s
J. A. Hubbard, Of Leeds, stock merchant,
suspended; liabilities 10000 pounds.
The Hambnrg Citizen reports the stoppage
Of Linenhsrtzhore, . very old and responsible
house. e.a m s
The civil council Of Hamburg have accepted
the proposition Of the Senate to create Exche-
quer bis TO the amount Of five million bancs,
aud to be issued ON the security Of impsrisha
BILE merchandise, state bonds, or railway shares,
INDIA.-The overland mail had arrived at
Trieste with dates from Calcutta Nov. 2s, and
Bombay Nov. Sd. If sfs4f
The troops shipped from England had arrived
ut various Indian. Es,E
Lucknow was safe. s-4
Tie divisions under Antrom and Havelock
we:e both in the Presidency. The enemy we're
said to be in great force in the vicinity and very
strong in artillery.
A convoy Of provisions had arrived shortly
after its relief, and reinforcements Of 900 men
it was supposed, would reach them from Gavin
pore about the cath October.
A column Of 5000 men under Gen. Greathead
was also on its way to Lucknow, and was ex-
pec,cd there about the SOth Of October, when
the English force would number seven thousand
men. a 4Fs Ms
Greathesd and column defeated . large body
Of Delhi fugtives, with heavy loss to the latter,
on the 4th Of Oct. On the same dsy, also, they
stormed and deatroyed the fort Aallagheer,
which the enemy had seized on the 9Th.
| They beat the rebels OF Allaigheer, cutting up
| 400 of them, and proceeded to Agra, and rea.
ched that place on the l4th Of Oct, when it was
| suddenly attacked by . large body 0ffthe mutt
neers, who were repulsed with 4 loss Of their
guns, 4S in number, . large amount Of treasure
and 1000 killed. s.s. WI. ~.af
| The British loss was small.
Col. Helsan attacked and defeated the rebels
at the Bethoor, driving them out Of strong po-
sition. 1.
The King of Delhi was to be tried BY militia
| ~ commission. Two more of his SONS had been
shot. ,4,s.fr
Reports we're heard Of threatening disturban-
ces at Hyderabad.
Nena Sahib was said to be near Bathoor
| again. e.5
The fall Of Delhi had q marked effect in Nee
| rut aud contiguous districts. ~
Arrears Of revenue were beingsbr0ught in rap
July, and loyalty was the order Of the day in the
North.
| IA tuS AutSt6&E prVvluCeU pSSt Va = 0VsAVey
regiment had mutnied at Dusa.
The Europeans 1t Sanger, about 100 in num-
Der, we're still in the fort, and calling urgently
for relief Fears were entertained for their safe
Part Of the S2nd Bengal Infantry had mutt
MED at Seoghur, and two regiments Of the Ko-
tab Contingent had also mutinied and murdered
the political agents.
Eight men Of the Bombay grenAdiers we're ex-
ecuted At Ahmadabad for plotting an insurrec-
! ton. - F
Tie dates from Kong Kong are to Oct. i+th.
and Shanghai to the 7th.
I, 10 reported that several Missionaries in China
hoa been condemned to death.
The Bank Of France has ordered its rate Of
dis, cunt l per cent.
A marked coldness ia said to be apparent be-
tween France and Rome ON account Of the latter
to grant reforms.
GgEAr BRlrAlN.-Nnisters will, on the a.
sembling Of Par.iament, prepare the total Abo-
llion Of the East India CompAny's Government,
aud will be brought under the control Of the
Crown and Parliament.
Lord Clarendon announced to the anti-slavery
deputstion that the French negro emigration
scicne from Africa would probably be aban-
don,d 4.
SpAIN.-It was reported that Spain had in
atructsd Gen. Concha to organize force ioi
Mexico in case the negotiations failed.
Turkey had officially intimated the probable
.. nee. ssity Of moving troops on the Danube Ol
account Of troubles in the Prineipalities troop
we're saiatssbe 1ready concentrated . shid
dow.
AusrsAlI lI-f.oo,o 900 gold from Australi
. had reached Sues. The news had not been tel
: egraphed. esss..s.. .s.. t.assss.
: washington, Dec. Il.
! Private information received BY last mail fror
4 the Plains says that DR.. Hort, Indian agent m
q the only gentle Of the United States Officer
s who remained in Utah after the other officer
e left last spring, effected hs escape and reache
Q Col. Johnsons camp, ON the Sweet Wate
Il Previous to the departure Of the federal OH
is Gers, Dr.. Hort took refuge with band Of Uta
Indians, 20 Of whom directed him through d
E. losses Of the mountains. He was six weel
q reaching the South Pass.
The Senate Democratic Caucus to-day pos
poned the nomination Of Printer until Wedne
4 dav. The subject increases in interest.
u The bill prepared BY Mr.. Douglas 70 enab
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