The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

i The failure. ar,lnpotunced n K. r. S1 nh \ y
highly resp<csable domestic goods houte;
n. Sword, Waltoai b Co., ! lradingl hsrd~a
house and large manufss'sry concsrr " Phi'
dslphia. ~ et .s.. 81.
10 A. n. the 5th, arrived ~ y o'clock shis nos'
ing. u f sas1$8 aaf g4#aFE
The Fulton arrived out 81. .st s94My ~
The Indian called from Southampton Tor Nc
York I'd, with SO passengers and s'''ho
specie. aaH M 84#4
The Antelope from st. Johns. \. u. woa'
sail 7th. IN 4goF ts s8,st iH.Fa. IL
The London underwriters on, the AZ ut
/ Telegraph Cable oiFef 70 pay a6l per reot. m
give up all claims TO salvage. II 80
The ACE for the WAr~ick cup came otl 9
the srd; three ran. viz fiaherman, uakoAl
and Lccomptc. The American cam " las
having been beaten 70 lengths BY FIshrrinAi
I the winner stt aA W 438a sa4s As
Eleven morercgiments were under "sdcrss 70
India. @s a,.s..s. ss,sts.g. II. Wifi
The Court OF Assixes at Paris had cofidcmne
Ledru Rollin, Mazsini, and others, 70 departs
tion. na aat@a& eaf 3t5e ~
The SPANISH papers deny the existence OF !.
secret treaty between the u. $, and Mexico.
The health Of the King Of Prussia gives IN
easiness. s@a
II il stated that diplomatic relations will
Naples would shortly BE- resumed by Ffaecc an'
England.
Russian troops were concentrating on III,
Eastern frontier to prevent interference Will
the affairs Of the principalities. aat.te
Brcadstutfs-The weather had been change
able and wet, but A. only u small portion Of thu
crops in the north arc unsecured itcxercise'
but little influence. Flour was without change
Wheat, limited supply, red 2aad dearcr than
at tho departure Of the Baltic. Indian corn ~
good demand, and quotations under the niu-
ence Of the reports Of the potato disease, ad
yanced lass per quarter aA
Richardson, Spence & Go. quote red wheat u
Cd, - 4d, white ~ Cd; mixed and yellow corn
31s 6d0GSSs, white 4as as.
Provisions Beef 5s los per t'ercc lower,
and dull. Pork quiet and easier. Bacon firm,
70s q Ills. Tallow unsettled, but quiet. Butch
era association 62s a 6ss. Sugar dull, 10 lower.
Tea rather dearer. 85Aae
London Money Market barring Bros. report
fair demand Tor money, and without change IN
rates. Consols closed At aoS 90} for money,
and account tho bullion in the Bank Of England
had Increased fS70,O0O. American securities
were duh and nomiaal.
London Produce Markct---B cadstntfa Ia bet
ter rcqacst. and at a tribe higher rates,
Great nritian-rumc,s Of Mlniss~rial changes
continued TO hc propagated, The London Star
STE Charles would Il ishelieved leave tho AaMi.
rNlty and take tho board Of contract and Sir
James Graham become first lord Of the AlMi,
ralty, Lord Panmarc IL reported a. anxious TO
resign tho Ministry oi War 10 ha succeeded hy
Mr.. llardwell " Mr.. Herbert lion. Geo. Ryng
had been elected TO Parliament for Middlesex
10 succeed Lord Roht, Grasyoruor The rtarns
of the beard of traae OF expectation for the
first half ot lsa1 show that 80 per cent ct the
aggregate shipment 80 to the british Possess
sions and 10 per cent 10 the Y, = The 1las.
gov rolytcchnie Institution had becn destroyed
hy lire. Among the articles destroyed was the
tlrst steam engine constructed hS JAS, Watt
The steamer OF tho ath took aaa, 900 pounds Ia
silver 10 the east The Bank OF EnElAnd rclaxcs
slightly In their terms by making allowances on
q months bAlea instead Of \ months ~ OF late,
Tho Timea Paris correspondent says Atthc
conference between Lord ElgA and tho various
commanders IN Hong Kong, tho French Admi-
raj announced officially that he had rroeiN In
structions TO act ih concert With the EaRlssh.
The latest reports have ithas the meeting ho
tween tho Emperor and The Cesar viii take
place ut Stuttgart on or Nbcat tho lftlh~-A
The French government Ii reported to be dispo
sod to reduce she customs tarih Dispatches
from Hong Kong announce that two schooner
Of war had been dispatched to protect tht
French Consul at Shanghai whose pcrson has
hecn threatened,
Utica, Sept Is.
Rev. Pierce A. rroal, y. n, long secretary o
the Diocesan Convention Of Western n. Y die,
here last night. Aged q years.
New Haven, Sept. ~.
y. "A Ns>et h has
Of Assessors and Board Of Relief The oppo
sition elected the ticket by about 900 maj
N New York, Sept u.
Mr.. Andrew jackson, Jr. has declined 70 be
stow the gold Snuff Box upon Maj D!ckinan oi
account OF the division OF sentiment and excl
ted feelings existing here on tho sHhlecs. "A
says that whenever the public judgment OF th
people of New York shall settle the claim he
tween the individuals il shall be his pleasure 4
discharge the duty resting upon him. lic ~
turns Immediately to Tennessee. f'5
| Mrs. Cunningham's trial y assigned for tn
| 2Sth inst.
| The anniversary Of Of the American arm
entering into the City of Mexico, was celebra
ted this r. H., by aptrade of the Ith regimen
| OF National Guards, and the reception and er
! tertanment by the New York Volunteers ofth
Scott legion OF Philadelphia. f
a New York. Sept. II.
The Cunard steam. ship Asia sailed to-day io
Liverpool with AZ passengers and 55e,0oa 10
lars IN specie. The steam ship Errcson al
sailed for Bremen with l23 passengers.
The steamer Northern Light takes out ii
California mails on Monday next. v .+st
The Herald has despatch from Lecomptc,
X. T., Sept. l4th, via St. Louis, r5th Tho Coz
etitu,onal Convention is permanently ORGANIZED
Surveyor. General Calhoun is elrcsed Prcsiden
| HIS speech indicates he Is In favor of submit
ting the Constitution to the people. q 81 !.
Great trots came off over theoUnion aud &c,
terville courses yesterday, each was three mi
heats for $4,000 Prince beat Iantern--im
1854 1855. Lancet beat Rose of Washingto
time 7.53s so9t
Philadelphia. Sept. l6.
The steamer Norfolk, belonging to the Phil
deIphia and Richmond line, sunk in the Ches
peake. She left here on Sunday with q yaluab
freight. Captain Kelley and crew were land,
yesterday at Cape Island by the steamer JOSEF
Whitney, from Baltimore for Boston. The \.
sci and cargo are fully insured
Boston, Sept l5
Geo S. Abraham custom House broker al
special agent for Barring Bros, was arrested L
day charged with forging invoices thereby q
iraudlng the o. s. revenue. II s alledged I'll
| Hc tltGTtu Vic uSlEcs VI iANGiSSs ~ sWNAI
their correctness at the Custom House, and
ter the duties we're paid restored them. 7
goods were then sent TO New York importt
who had the bills.
Messrs. c. II. Stone q Co., hard ware merchal
Of this city, suspended payment yesterday,
account Of the failure Of Conant, Dodge 4
Of New York.
#&s# Boston, Sept. 16
! The Democratic State Convention assemb
, in Fremont Temple this p. NJ. About 600 d
: egates were present, and Isaac Davis Of w
: cester was chosen President, receiving S2s 70
out Of 572. Preliminary to entering upon
business, the convention was addressed by
President and also BY Samuel, W. Wsldr
b. r. Butler and others, A committee OF I,
: delegate from each county on the further per-
J, nent organization Of the Convention was Il
9 appointed. There will probabiN be no aomi
{ tions until the r. NJ. session. The Con, ent
. is harmonious and spirited. 81 tt
Provids0ce, 6epe l6
., trunk containing $4,000 belong tHg
u the Worcester Co Bank, Blackstone, was sto
! from the conductors safe, in the cars of
q East Thompson Railroad this afternoon. !
Portland, Sep, L,
= Returns from It's towns give Mould, r
!. 81, 900 votes, Smith, DEM, 24,ai0. RepIbl
= majority $3.50. The same towns last year i