Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04


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1874 IN s93RA
J DesaiIs - NDa4arah News.
Nev Yosk March =
GsxAY BalrAin-In Paflisrent acme inter.
vss excited by Lord Palmerston bseiine IS,
his pseviom contradiction dat : seeyrf -.
existed between France ani Austria. eusrant.
Ing 70 Austria her possessions il ItaIv''
Hr. Cobdea gave notice that Il xould ma
j. thss the House has heard With concern VIII i
conflicts which have occurred betveen The NJ
ish and Chinese AUTHORITIES n the Canton :;
). and without exuressing any onin,on - =, -,
far the Chinese government Afforded ! cause
comulsint bv the -fpl6It,,sr, ~ IN. ,.s.,.
1919. ne considers that the paper laid on q
the violent proeeedinrs renor,ed i, ifhe 80. .
the A,-ov.s,hs, = 10. ..s.....;..."
to enquire into the state Of The Bri,;sb CONNIE,
cial relations with China.
Sir Robert Peel made an amusng apology 70
ne celebrated speech respecting Duke Consfan
tine and Demoy and the Prince de Liene, II
said Il was oil true but be meant no harm.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer had mad
his financial statements in the House of Com
mons. deduction Of income to the amoun
Of which il stood before the war had been An
ticipated from the reduced army and nav,
and estimates as wen As from the authority.
hinu IN the ministerial organs the official au
nouncement OF the fact, although IL did not ex
cite surprise, was received with much interest
FRAxcE-A mad man seized the empress in
Paris, be was Immediately arrested, and declared
his inteation was merely to emb.oce her.
The empress will open in person the Leeisla-
tive session OF 1887 on the 18th of February.
Paris Is now definitely named as the place OF
conference on the Neuschatel question The
conference will probablp meet next month.
GREEcE-The names Of the Greek ministry
70 poen sapm.Ied 10 france ana England for
.o' approval, ana II Is reported they are salts
'"Seory.
-, Iouoles are reported between the Spah and
'nG pr'sslnooo.
art'es are accused OF wishing to depose the
0aa ~,
Inc powerful trioe OF Babies are reported to
be on the eve of instruction.
The French Moniteur, however, contradicts
the above statement.
The British camp at Bushier is fortified and
safe against attack.
Dates from Bushier are to Dec 80.
1t Is said that the Persians were contemplating
an attack on the British troops encamped near
the city.
Gen. Outra and staff sailed from Bombay on
10th of January.
The government was preparing for the imme.
late dispatch of reinforcements to form a Sec
md division for service in Persia
Dates from Hong Kong are to Dec 80.
The foreign buildings at Canton had been |
'urnt and pillaged.
Admiral Seymour had been throwing hot shot |
nto Canton, but at latest dates had ceased hos
llities and was strengthening his position.
The Chinese threaten to burn down Hong
cong.
Troops were about to be sent from India.
Wash;no,on M..oh
Mr. CASE nreeantod Tho ;o;n, sssa,,,,;oa - ~
ec;s,a,nro nc Miah;ra I' w. .s%;aa. " 'ne
. in Tho ,or,;,or;os ;rs,.,,s,;. IT, S 6. s
nd rennas,;na ,hs;, Paa.on,o,;,,a 49, ~ s:r
10 adm;ss;on IF nv ,,o,a sl.,,a 900
,n;on NJ Coo s.;d ,hat h. 49, ~ nto ..1
me A. this ner;od IF Tho soss;o, ond ,,,a.ac,oa
hon,d dat.;ip ~ G.. 81. ana .:.
ond ha ohs.snsd Gu, ~ I. Hnos 80 s" nc
lu.;on Tho, h. coi,oa nnos end h;,assH .ne res
I'd in a s;,na,;on raa.;nn san,n en , n.,e pa
wa, M, ,,,a..ant no"S "a p'a.a' s.n
,nt from resoln,;nn. snd d;saha" ;as.. W uis
{ tho f,ac;slatnra ~ he 'o'e' N''' ao''onS
Tho roeojn,;ons s.n ,,ho.s., A.. :.,.
oretofora d;s.oao.dsa ,n.,:,,,. e ns us''ons
;ons "a -. 1897 anI ~ 'ne pre-
~ pea,;r ~ on ."e par' u T Dur
ssar,;on was rasnaa.n =" h;,".oie &C. lug
: 80 ~ -. :',ps. "'. ~ a'.u ms oo,-
go "AI ~ "Aa 'n.1..eo.' "na' was precise,y
-, nd.r.ai.o ~ ~, y. ISL, .a. aos,on nc "ouiu
~ o,,anaos I..h:. Nv. ...':a. '''a' nc
. hoan IN ~ 60. .ao'eo' ou' Twice siuce he
Tha sana,a wy. ~ s"s., -,
10 r;ebt -, ;ns,r,,a.;ons ,r;.t -. y"
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ION md. ooas,da.at;o ~, W. - aaoo;"as
,,t.;n ;nstrnot;on. fra,, Tho Ian;s,a.u.a ~
;cb;oan he would not ohav thar, H. rsad
a cts from h;s rsn,orks in 1ssn ,shora;,, ha a.
now,edgaa tbesa ranro.an,ot ,ara s,oh
~ Iseisiotnre had r;ah. ~ ,,;re ha. A -.
,onld ,bo vot. ooma ho uon,d ~. noS;o, IT,
.at than Ohio, .har, n ~ tb.t t;n,a .~nsa..a5
"a on;n;on that tbora woro limit, t;one ,no, ~.
chit of a lep;s ature IN ;ns,rnct ;ts sonatars anS
hat. these iin;t,t;ons vare hs e~n1s;nad snhsa
,entlv in his remarks in 1874 when ba ,ece;v.
other instructons Hs aIlnded ~ 90 sos vha.o
,w parties holdinc d;fferent views and in ,nonv
snects discarded ones MIGHT Obtain IN ascan.
NOV in thu leo;satnra and rive ;ns,,,o,;ans
,ntrarv n tho Hnown will of ,ha , ra"n1o To
cb case he should rotbsr DECEIVE - ohan
cir ;nstrnct;ons mr. res;gn h;s soot Thaso ,vero
which attended n q ,
biect since he had haen in tho Sena,e
M. stuar, moved and tho Senate nostnoned
rtber coredoro,;on oc tho ;o;nt roso,rt;oI 800;
q 10Th If March y wv '0'''' N''N''''' '-''
Toomhs from Comm;ttea nm Jud;c;arv -
hom was refarred the resolution ;nstrnct;no -.
ON tn ;nnure into mower cons,rnct;on of
more ss;onal compensation act renor,ed thor
,;n;on that in iii cssss ,vhere n,amhers ara
acted after tho first dav of regular session 6
comnensation does mt commence til time
his election and is tn he comnlated at tho
te nrescribed nv law until the end of his time
Report agreed to. !
Mr. Dodge presented the credentials of Mr. '
,olittle, Mr. Cass those of Mr. Bright, the form =
elected Senator from Wisconsin, the latter =
,m Indiana. d
HousE-The House concurred in the propo- t
of the Senate to suspend the joint rules which
escribe that no bill which shall have passed in '
o house shall be sent to the other for concur 9
nee on either of the three last days of the SEES. ;
IN. and that no bill Or resolution that shall be
ssed N both Houses shall be presented to the h
esdent OF the U. s. for his appreciation on the (
It day of the session. e
Mr.. Mace reported bill establishing many $
st routes in the States and Territories.
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