Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
TELEGRAPHIC.

d TELEGRAPHIC.
. New York, June 2.
The screw steamship arrived this A. N. from
Glasgow, MAY 2oth, with $50 passengers an,
London papers Of the 18th p. n. on Monda.
evening.
. The Navy estimates, amounting to over min.
million pounds sterling were carried IN Parila
neni.
In the Neufcbatel affair Prussia adheres tt
the arrangement proposed by the Conferenc,
Of Paris and renounces the claim for compen-
| sation.
The Russian circle in Paris maintained tha
the Shah has not and will not rasiiy the treaty
of peace sent him. Is
Letters from Germany state that the emperors
| OF France aud Russia are to meet this suniiis l
ut Berlin. .s-.., ..-..,s
Baron Gros will leave for China on the 2nth
The king Of Bavaria has reached Fontaihheu
and was received by the emperor Napoleon
The Calcutta produce market was dull, treish'
had advanced.
The London Gazette of Tuesday contains an
order in Council announcing the marriage be-
tween the Princess Royal a. d Prince Frederick
/ William OF Prussia. sss b
The growing grain crops in France are mag
,ni6ceHt, and wheat and -four were declining IN
nearly all the French markets.
! The British steamer Hornet has destroyed
seventeen pirarical guns OH the Chinese coast
The two native mutinies in India had been
disbanded without much trouble. s,.s...
| e The Batzars a tribe OF Beloches, occupying
| the hills nea. Pskawar and $4,000 strong, had
| been reduced TO submission. Loss on British
side 600.
.a s.E- Philadelphia, June q
The freight train which left here early this
morning for New York, was plunged in Ranco-
Gas ere k, by the drawbridge at that place being
| open. The train was aoiI & slow at the time
| The engineer and others on the train Jumped
off in time to save themselves. The passenger
train from New York was detained two hours
by the accident, having to return to Burlington
| and take the other track. The leaving OF the,
| drawbridge open is supposed to have been by
| design. la.sssga4 "
= Halifax, June 2.
The steamship America from Liverpool on the
23d ult arrived at this port shortly before
| noon to-day. The intelligence by this arrival
is not of an important character, but three days
later than those by the Canadian at Quebec.
! The failure to great amount of u merchant
at Paris announced He is supposed to have
sailed ior New York in the Arabia.
The steamship Ericsson from New York, 9th.
arrived at Liverpool on the %. The steamship
n.
Johns, arrived at Liverpool on the 22d, having
lost portion Of her crew.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs-Breadstuffs generally
firm and showed slight improvement. The
provision market was higher. Consols had tal-
| len, b ing quoted for money at the close OF Fri
day at 80 3.4.
Washington, June 2.
Gen. Scott, with the appreciation of the Pres
ident, has just issued an order to the two Com
panies I'd Dragons, to move from Fl. Randall
TO Fl. Leavenwor,h. The Col. of Cd Infantry
| will detach three Companies from that regiment
TO occupy Ft Smelling, and one at Fl. Rldsley
| The 9th regiment TO be replaced in Florida, by
| volunteers, to proceed to Jefferson Barracks
and there wait further orders. The 10th III
,antry is ordered TO F. LeavenwortI, eight
Companies at once, and the two at Ft Smelling
and Rid.ely as soon a. relieved by Companies.
! Military orders sent by telegraph both to
| New York and Leavenworth.
New Orleans, June l.
| Walker left on the Woodlord this evening for
| Washington via Louisville, by advice OF Soule,
who arrived yesterday. -
| AT the municipal election to-day there was no
opposition 10 the American ticket
! By the steamer Galveston from Berwicks
| bay, W" have later news from Texas.
The steamer Louisiana burned in the bay
persons certainly lost, among whom was Col.
cambridge, Q. S. A. There 81 missing,
| the Galveston saved %. ......
Danville, Pa, June 2.
In the case Of poisoning of D. z. Wriggs and
Mrs Stark, the Coroner's jury have returned
verdict stating that their deaths were CAUSED by
arsenic administered to them by Mrs Wri~gs
and J. W. Clark. The accused have been COM
mitled tor trial.
Cleveland, June 2.
Presbyterian Assembly, 10th day, p. NJ. De
Witt OF Penn. spoke on slavery report, taking
Southern ground He charged the North, es.
pecially the Synod OF ONO, with the blame OF
slavery agitation. Ii the qut ston was pushed
to the extremes many church, i'll Pennsy lvania
would object to have anything TO do with aboll-
tionism in the General Assembly.
Newton OF OHIO repIled.
| 1lth da,, A. NJ. The attempt to close the
debate Oh slavery this day failed.
Gratlaw, OF Va. spoke three hours on the sa-
very report. No important business done.
SEQ ...-a .- " -7a New York, June 9.
The steamer Philadelphia sailed to-day Tor
| Havana and New Orleans, with nearly 20J,UVo
dollars in specie.
The express rain on the Erie railroad run off
the track this morning near Addison. Dr. Wm
three other passengers severely injured. Eli.
gine and cars smashed.
The steamer City of Washington arrived this
evening, news was anticipated. -
..:.. H.. ,-.... .- Bloomburg, June2.
The railroad bridge at this place has been re-
built and WAS tested last night Tor the first time
by cars running over it.. The trains now pass
over regularly, and all the business OF the Cen
| trail road ia again resumed -s..-y
St. Louis, June g
The Leavenworth Herald CT the 3vth learns
from Mr. Williams, who ictt Salt Lake April
18Th, that great excitement existed there
Young was driving the Genliles out. Judge
Stiles, the U. S. Marshal and the Surveyor Cen
tral, with their families, together with large
number of emigrants, have lett the territory.
Louisville, June =.
The National American Convention met
E. B. Bartlett, President, called Convention tc
order at ii o'clock. In absence oi Secretar.
Blaudon, Duncan OF KY, was appointed Record
ing Secretary pro. .en. The following commit
tee on credentials was appolnled: } Z Ware
OHIO; w W Danenhower, ILL.,; +. Scheiier, Md.
q NJ Heillyer, Mo-: Smith, n. Y; w SwiL
zer, Mo. Adjourned to =. n.
Cincinnati, June 2.
!, The Habeas Corpus issued by Judge Levitt
was obeyed and the prisoners were brought Il
this city Tor trial The examination commencet
1 Yesterday Case Adjourned till to- day week, tt
allow the product,on OF atiidavts by each par
~. 1t is probable the PRISONERS will discharge
by Judge Levitt, but these viii not prevent tnei
indictment by the Grand Jury OF Clark County
:, and the arrest OF trial.
? The city is crowded with strangers. TIL
Hotels are overhowing. Grand preparations ar
:" being made tor the Celebration 10 o-morrow.
8 Canandaigua, June 2.
8 At the Charter election held here to day, tn
!. whole ticket was successful by about loo ma
over both Democrats and Republican,.
"a Correspondence Of the Democratic Press.
II sa From kansas.
Lecomp,on, K T. May "a.
= Although Governor Walker has been in II