The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

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i NJ s Neg York, Nov. AZ.
y Tho steamer Glasgow ir0.n Glasgow - " "a
! and Hamburg from Hamburg Nov. ~, arrive
. hsrs this morning. asea
. r. correspondent oi tho rlmse saya, Ler,
) Napier On behalf Of his govcsnn,eos ard usup
: SaFtiges under special inssructicne fteaa y.
J. Government 81 France arc prepared v ehte
/ into arrangements with Yrissami fOr ths gOatan
- Of he neutrality q the Teansis so1ss siila
| 70 tboee entered into ~ The Caitea &sassT.r
They have already conferred with Yrisaami, ant
immediareiy follow up the acsiod q c0f Gov
, ernSnent - soon q c0nsammAsed. ~ 8sas IL
a SrocxA-Atthe Stock Board jass adjosfnsa
husineoe very large, and prices 1AS pr genk
higher. Monsy i quito plenty and On goQd
J security freely offering. Sseriing exchangs
quies As l48aAst 3efa sfsf4 As5 ssffs ~ II"
il The Tribune's Washisgson correspondents saJe
n --The Cabinet will consider to-morroy ne pro.
Il priety Of . thorough investigation of the con
duct of the officials u New Orleans ID permit.
siog the escape ofGen. Walkers <apedisiss afses
its publicity. a purpose . sxprssssd y sc0e
quarters OF removing those found guilty.
i Mr. Fay has rendered his resignation . min-
ister . SNitsefland. -4 IA eAsf
NJ. Mason lsas responded only % the saeges.
tion FROM this side Of the water, md ds4ires
remaining. He y supported oy the wish q ths
French Government
NJ. Dodge withdraws reluctantly.
Nr. Dallas will be removed. NJ sEe
These and other places win be 6llsd y Jana-
ary o. February. 4.5ss5. ..s,..sa .. MI .sg
Norfolk, Nov. ~.
The o. s sloop Or war Cyane has dropped
down TO Hampton Roads. She sails Tor Hayti.
Washington, Nov. II.
fAdvices have been received from Col. Alex.
ns,Rsna me;>llv all The
in the newspapers respecting the destruction
Of the trains by the Mormons.
|. Brigham Young has issued . proclamation to
the q. StFUops deiying the Government, and
consolidating his peoples hos,ilities in the most
determined form, ordering tie troops 10 keep
out Of Utah. He says tha. II they desire %
rernain till spring they may do 20 provided they
give up their arms and ammunitioE. u --,tF
Colonel Alexander, in reply, stated to Young
that the troops were, there By order Of the |
President. and would be disposed Of - the
Commanding General thought proper.
st. GATHERINGS, q. W., Nov. II.
A lock Of the Welland Canal at this place |
was broken this morning by the propellor Prairie |
State. Navigation 10 entirely suspended for the |
present In consequence. !,
Washington, Nov. ls.
There il little il any doubt" but that the |
treaty long since proposed between the United |
States and Nicaragua was signed to-day at the |
State Department by Gen. Cass and senior Girls. |
sari The Transit RouNi is u be protected BY
Q. 8. troops in the event of Nicaragua being |
unable to do 90 in consequences Of foreign in
vasion, civil insurrection, or ether domestic I
causes; but with the return Of peace the troops |
are to be Withdrawn. IL ia further said thst /
free port is guaranteed at each end Of the line. \
It protects no Company BY name. but provides
for the protection Of every Company having an
existing valid grant, to be determined by N;ca.
ragua, which will acknowledge the obligation.
Grissari viii be formally presented to the Pres
ident to-day.
The War Department to day received dis
patches from the acting Governor Of New Mex.
leo, advising it of Col Bonnevilles entirely
successful expedition into the Gila country TO
chastiee the Indians in that region. They have
sued for peace and expressed themselves anx-
ious to live on friendly relations with the United
States.
Although the loss Of the contractors train
from the attack Of the Mormons is heavy
one, it in no form prejudiced the military ex-
pediti0n, which is considered by the War De-
partment safe from any such attack, as il can
maintain itself against all enemies and will not
suffer for subsistence.
The stoop-of.war Practice and the ship Ply
mouth, from England, are coming up the Po-
tomac. @
Albany, Nov. II.
Andrew White, Esq, Vice President Of the
Commercial Bank and one OF the original pro
prietors Of the Evening Journal, died here this
morning. -
Baltimore, Nov. II.
A private letter from gentleman at the
South, who is believed 70 be well posted in re-
gard to Gen. Walkers intentions, estimates
that in case he is headed off from landing in
Nicaragua, he viii next be heard Of at Hsyti.
The information is not considered strictly re-
liable, but there may be some grounds for the
assertion.
Aat Halifax, Nov. lS.
The steamship Niagara siroml Liverpool ON
Saturday the 7th, arrived this morning.
The steamship Vanderbilt iron, New York
for Southampton, arrived at the latter place on
the 5th inst. rgss taa e,a sa |
The Atlantic from New York on the 27th had
not arrived out when the Nisgara left. She
brings about 100000 in specie.
Political news by this arrival is merely inter-
esting, but financially it is Of greatest impor.
tancs. ta
\ The s steam frigatc Niagara left Liverpool |
for New York on the 9th The pressure in lie |
money market was again excessive consequent
on the advance by the Bank d England OF its /
rates Of discount to = per cent. The advance /
caused no dmnution in the demand tor mOuey. 1
clining tendency. Provision market duil. Lard
lower. London money market more slrineen
Consois for money closed at SSAa8s4. Urgen. I
calls for relief had been made On the Govern.
ment from various quarters, bu. the Times
thought such action unnecessary from any quar-
ter.
The suspension Of Naglor, vickers Co., Of
Sheffield il announced. Their liabilities arc sta
ted at 100000 TO 100000 pounds, but their
vpsI 49, M
failures reported, including Howell Bros 4 Co,
Of London, and w. Orr \ CO., Of Liverpool.
Paris money market unsettled, but there had \
been no advance on the rates OF discount.
At the banquet given at the Mansion House |
the Duke Of Cambridge spoke in favor of the I
most summary vengeance against the Sepoys.
The Continental news is not OF PARTICULAR i'm
portance.
Washington, Nov. Is.
The official dispatches confirming the destruc-
tion Of the supply trains have been received.
Brigham Young's proclamation declares mar
tial Law in Utah. He claims the right to do |
20 BY virtue Of bis authority as Governor OF |
the Territory and Superiniend Of Indian af- |
fairs, not having been suspended from exerci |
sing bis functions, and BY virtue Of his power
under the Territorial organization act. lie cx-
pvessly forbids the u. s. troops from entering
the Territory without his authority for doing
80, and complains that the Mormons have not
been treated as American citizens, and that the 1
Government Of the U. s. has acted on n,isrep-
resentations The object being to drive the
Aormons from the Territory. The language OF
the proclamation is emphatically in hostility TO
the United States. and is regarded - declaring
war.
When Col. Alexander was within 30 miles Of
Fort Bridges, which place II occupied hy Nor
mon troops, he received letter from brigham
Young through the command Of the Nauvoo
legion, warning the troops ont Of the territory,
but saying il they desire to remain til Spring
they may do 70, provided they give up their
arms and ammunition.
The Administration has received . stheduls
and outline Of the Constitution Of Kal. =, and
will sustain the action Of the Convent. % With
regard to the mode proposed for its aloption,
concerning that the people there have 4 onpos-
tanity Of deciding the question in ,her own
way. @ ~ e
New Orleans. Nov. H.
The steamer Opelousas, from Berics's Ray,
for Galveston, was run into At mid night OF The