Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01
TELEGRAPHIC.

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e h*sa New York, thnef Is
The Canard steamship Persia, from Liverp
Up. n. 18th, arrived at IL o'clock tais: A.
!. The Asia arrived oat on the s,h. y, l-
The Queen of the South on the 10th.
The Arago and Ciss "a. Msnehes,sr on I
ilth, and the Circass,an on the l2th.
: The Jason sailed from Southampton fer y.
\ York on the lIth. 't 92f va - 2-S'Fst vi
GREAT BRITAiS.--The proceedings OF psri
ment possess little more than local interest
In the House of Commons Lord Palmcrstt
announced that the French Government ha
given no opportunity for rremcnstrance IN =, gar
TO the firing upon British merchan, vessel b
French war schooner at Belle Isle, but ha
promptly expressed regret at the oc.ur,enc
| and dismissed the officers who ordercdsshe she
10 be fred. r.g s5s a sGes8 ~ sHsa rs,as
The osth's bill of Government for the .ad.ais
sion of Jews into Parliament was read the 2
time without discussion, altho1gh Sir +. Their
ger announced his mention OF moving in Com
m'ttee that the existing Objectionable sentence
| should be enquired into, several members hare
| by the Duke Of Norfolk have arisen in oPpeIi
ton 10 the measure, and resolved to suppor
amendments to the bill In committee embody
| ing the views OF the Catholics aud memorialize
| Parliament TO frame an oath for all classes, ir
| respective of creed. ..-.- &, .-. ,.s .-.,...
Ii was feared that the movement would jpo
pardise The bill, and some of the Catholics OPP
posed the interference. gi -fss IaE 'ysa SO
numerously attended meeting had been
held i'll Liverpool Tor the purpose OF helping Oh
the movement to obtain an Increased supply OF
cotton. Speeches were made and resolutions
adopted gsaasaa4 Esse -aaoa So b.
Messrs. Newal l. Co., of Bcrkenhesd, have
completed their half Of the Atlantic cable FIX
pcriments throughit had demonstrated in the
most satisfactory manner that ieie graph com.
munication along the whole length OF The wire
WAS perfect.
1t is rumored that Sir w. T. Williams, The
hero OF kars, is to be- promoted to the Govern
orship of Malta, r;.,-.... So. ....s ,..,>. ia g,
2. FRANCE.-The election movement is the al
pcrvading topic in French politics. Official in
1uence in all shapes was being exerted In favor
OF the Government candidates. Regarding the
position accounts are quite conf radictory. - DID,,
The King of Bavaria has quilted Para. The
political object of his visit had reference, it was
supposed, to the succession of the crown OF
Greece. ~e~--
The accounts from the silk growing districts
are more cheering s-gr~ -.,.t. U.s. ... ST.. "
. The returns of the Bank OF France are favor
able and a reduction Of the rates Of discount
are looked for. .'a-i''''
Harvest prospects continue most satisfactory.
f Sw1rzERLANp.-The Federal Assembly met on
the 9th. The treaty of peace was referred to
a committee. The Federal Convention having
recommended its ratification. - H'@'h- gu
LIVERPOOL rUfFsg-Market was GEN
erally very firm and notwithstanding the very
favorable weather rapidly recovered the de
cline of the previous Friday aud closed at an
advance of 3a4 pence per bushel. Corn-quiet
1t about former quotations, except tor white,
which Messrs. Richardson, Spence 4 Co. qpote
id Is higher. Western Canal Flour, 30sA3is
i'd. Ohio, St. Louis and Canadian Wheat, 9s
ID a as lod; red IS Sd 9s 3D. Corn--white,
70 Ais cd; yellow, 3ss 39s; mixed 3Ss cd a
Ss Cd. The market was slightly easier.
s..f, su. Detroit, June 23
The propeller Ontonagon and Lake Nay ga |
ion Company schooner North Star, came in
ollision on Saturday night near Aux BarQnes,
he latter bound to Buffalo with 10000 bushels |
i corn was sunk. The vessel and cargo will |
rove total loss.
III .-.,.t g. Louisville, June 3.
Incomplete returns indicate the election Of |
Wheat, American, to fill the vacancy occasioned
y the decease of Chief Justice OF Kcneucky.
lie has small majority. Vs.. sia a
"e Concord, n H., June %.
In the House to-day the personal liberty bill
as discussed and adopted by ls4 to ID. The
condemning the Dred Scott decision
as next taken up, and Mr.. Greeneaf OF Ports
outh made an elaborate speech, Much inter-
st is manifested i'll the debate and the gale
es and lobby were crowded. f'"'~"s
Boston, JuEe 23
The sloop of war Cumberland proceeded to
II
ca. .,,,...a ..rr-.
Louisville, June 90.
The McKibben Mills at Albany were burned
lis week.
THERE'S promise of great crops in Arkansas.
New York, June 22.
This morning ex.JHdge Dean appeared be
IRE Judge Hoffman on the order to show cause
hy Fernando Wood should not be committed
II contempt of Court in resisting the PROCESS
Court and presented aftdavts signed nv the
ayor, Sheriff Wilett and the various members
the police in which the nataral statemt MT oil
oroner Perry Is fatty denied. ,,
Judge Hoimann announced that he would
oliver descision on the application on Thurs
ay next, f1s "ftr 10 ri s4,'a, or J." si = 4
Washington, June n.
Gov. Cummings win take his family viii, him
, U.ah. intending to make lhat territory his
home.
Col. jack Havs, of Texas celebrity, now Sur
pyor General OF California, will probably be
ansterred to Utah in similar capacity.
Brigham Young has never Recognized the y.
Survey ors, but claims possession 0! all soil in
tab. Not one of the inhabitants there hold
nds derived by Government title, and hence
ven Salt Lake City is open to pre-enution. =
This is one of the perplexities with which the
'dcral Coz rts of the territory will have to deal
get her with establshii Or conforming titles
, land, which may be derived in pursuance OF
:. S. law. -..a
1t is expected that the troop and several Off
nrs will leave for Utah the middle of July
r the lst of August. r..n
Col. Richardson having declined the Govern
rship OF Nebraska, Gov. lizard vii! re,u,a 80 The
,rritory and resume his duties.
T. II. O'Neil has been removed as district at
,rney for the Southern district of Ohio, and
robably Stanley Matthews wiiI be appcint"d in
is place.
Mr. Rencber, of N. c., he's returned home
ith the assurance of his appointmen. TO the
oyernorsllip Of New Mexico, vice Mefriweather,
ho has rendered his resignation to take cffec. |
October. 81, a.
Contrary to the public expectation there has
cen no definite action to-day by the admins
ration on the California overland mail service.
New York, June "a.
The steamer Canada sailed this A. NJ. for Liv
rpool with lO1 passengers, 81 1928, 900 in spe-
lie. The Arago will leave at 2 O'Clock for
outhampton aud Bremen. ..l
The Daily Times Washington correspondent
ays, Our minister, Mr.. Forsyth, has already
pened a correspondence with the Mexican au-
horities in relation to the execution Of Henry
|. Crabbe and his party of Americans inSonora.
N Y. Trbuue's correspondent of Washington
une %, says, Gen. Ward B. Burnett will be
ppointed Surveyor of the boundary between the
I. S. and British America along the 46 parallel
asst of the Rocky Mountains. st s4*.-.
The Board Of Naval officers have reported in
,vor OF purchasing 100 acres of the Blythe
,iand, Georgia, for Navy Yard The propr-
tors ask sl5o,O80 ard the Secretary Of the
avy offered $780, 900 for it.
Correspondence of the Herald.
Washington, June 23.-E. r. Pelton has been
ppointed postmaster OF Poughkeepsie vice
lease. removed. 80.
-t Worcester, Mass, June "a.
The Republican State Convention met in this
ity to-day. After the organization had been
effected an informal vote wgs taken for can
idate for Governor, and \. p. Banks received
81 out of aga votes. fhc result was received