Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20
ARRIVAL THE ASIA.


New York, May, Is.
The steamship Asia arrived at A. NJ. She
left Liverpool Saturday I'd inst. at P. NJ. Pas.
sed ship Tuscarora from Liverpool for Phila
delphia coming back, ing come in collision
with the ship Andrew Foster, otN. Y. The lat
ter sunk mmediately-captain saved.
The Australian packet Oneida, supposed to
have been lost is saved, having put back to King
Georges Sound.
The Asia brings 70 passengers and upwards of
100000 in specie.
The Duchess of Gloucester, last surviving
daughter of George ILL., died April 80.
John E. Dennison was elected Speaker of the
House of Commons without opposition.
According to the Board OF Trade returns, the
exports for March show an increase of over one
million sterling compared with last year.
Lady Franklin has purchased an Aberdeen
clipper for the search of her late husband, and
has given the command to Capt. McClintock.
1t is not improbable Palmerston may attempt
little reform bill, in order to disarm rivalry,
embracing an extension of the suffrage to all
learned professions, commissioned officers ofthe
army and navy, railway servants of certain
rank, schOolmasters and others, of certain =
mount Of educational training.
communication from Mr. Dallas to Lord
Clarendon announced the presentation by the
American Government of silver medal and an
amount of money ranging from el0 to $50, to
the Margate boatmen who rescued the crew OF
the ship Northern Belle.
The Grand Duke Constantine had been receiy-
ed with Royal honors in every part of France
which he had visited. He was last at Paris.
The Federal Council of Switzerland by un
animous vote has agreed to accept the propo-
sition of the four powers for the settlement of
the Neufchatel question. The King of Prussia
is to get his million of francs, but the Swiss
will not recognize the title of Prince of Neuf
chatel.
The Queen ofSpain's speech will announce the
re-estabshment of friendly relations with Rome
and express hopes that Mexico will apologize,
pay an indemnity, and guarantee the rights of
Spaniards in future.
Reports are again in circulation that the King
of Denmark will be forced to abdicate. His Ma
iesty resists, and says his enemies shall never
compel him to lay down his sceptre.
Dispatches from the French Ambassador at
Madrid, announced that the Spanish government
accepts the principle of an arrangement with
Mexico.
lie Nord says that the French authorities will
formally demand permanent Embassy at Pekin
and in of their refusal, will endeavor in con-
cert with the English force to penetrate to the
Chinese government.
The details OF the news by the overland mail,
whose arrival has been before noted at Trieste,
| contains nothing of importance not already
| known.
The coolies on board the Peruvian ship Car
| men for Calico, revolted and set fire to the YES
| sci, and all-2oO in number-perished. Those
| on board the British ship Gulnair also revolted
| and set fire to the ship. The flames were extin-
| guished, and 81 of the coolies were killed and
| wounded before order was restored.
| From Shanghai it is stated q band of rebels
had burned Hollow in the Province of King. l5
| chops of tea were DESTROYED.
The Mandarin Governor of Whompos has SEN
| fenced Chinese merchants to death for having
| carried on commercial relations with the ngGsh
contrary to his commands.
| He walked straight and looked very
| Cheerful.
Mr.. n. Ford, so we'll known as the druggist Of
Clyde, n. Y, says Zone of my customers, rich
farmer, living jus, out Of town, has suffered 3
long time with Dyspepsia. He walked with his
body much bent over: in fact, was completely
/ used up Every one said he had the consump.
4 ton, but he maintained i. was dyspepsia. He
| purchased one bottle of Prof. Bach's American
Compound of me; used it; and when he came
after the second, he walked straight, and looked
very cheerful; said that that Compound VIA:
saving his life;' that he would give his farm O
100 acres rather than be placed where he wa:
before he used .Bach's American Compound.
Fl FROM OUR POSTMASTER
NJ Camden Oneida On n Nov 10 1885