Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.
Four Days Later from Europe.

4, 9i .-[.. s... ...- - New York, Feb. "a.
forenoon with Liverpool dates Of the llth inst.
four days later. ,,.,,., ,..ss, g.. .....,
The Indian sailed from Liverpool on the NOR
ming OF the llth, and the America had Just been
telegraphed. , nh .,s ,,. ..,..-..., T., ..,..I
& Parliamentary returns of income and expen-
dtures for the year ending Sept. 80, shows to-
tai income of f7U,000,OO0; expenditures up
wards of fSS,OOO,OUO. The Chancellor Of the
Exchequer announced the financial statement
for Friday in the House OF Lords. Referring TO
an article in the Moniteur indicating probah e
union OF the Danubian Princpalities. Lord Lyn.
hurst wished to know if the divan about to AS.
semble would take into consideration the ques.
ton of the union and whether it would be de-
cided by the representatives Of the great pow
erS. p VI, s-,... q. -..l .s. ....... s.,--..'
/, Lord Clarendon replied that he had read the
article in the Monteur with surprise, but ut pre-
sent should abstain from passing any opinion on
the subject "a. b...r,s..7 = i. .,.. w.. e..
Mr.. Layard in the House of Commons, inquir.
ed whether the Persian ambassador at Paris was
ne gotiating with Lord Cowly under the same
full power that he possessed at Constantinople.
Mr.. B. Smith in the absence of Lord Palmerston
believed the power Was precisely the same and
bad every reason to hope the negotiation would
result satisfactorily.
Mr.. DIsraeli again repeated in most positive
terms, that treaty had been made by France,
guaranteeing to Austia her Italian possessions,
Palmerston denied that such a treaty existed,
but admitted that France during the Russian
war agreed to assist Austria in case of insurrec-
ton i'll Italy. ,yaE.l, s2as 5s-..8.-
The Paris Presse says unex pectedlv Difficult
ties had arisen between Prussia and Switzerland
respecting the Neaschatel question. ,=
The Emperor of Austria has decided on gran.
ting general amnestyto all the political Of
tenders. 81 a-.. So #t.+- 5-. 49, -s1
1t is rumored that the Emperor of Russia will
then do the same to the exiled Poles. ...
F. The relations between Austria and Prussia
and France are promising. 81" sac 'e.s e~.
Turkey is aboutto take formal possession of
the Delta OF the Danube. .,ssarz
Austria officially notifies the Porte that the
evacuation of the Princlpalities WILDE complet.
ed on the Oath of March. 81 baa7 s42 Gsla.s
Nothing of Importance from the Persian
Gulf. ..,sts3 !st e.. ,rDsss s.s5as 5.z ssr
China letters of December 18th published in
the Paris Moniteur states that the damage sus-
tanned by foreign merchants was not so great as
first stated. OF thirteen European quarters al
Chyson Hong five were destroyed. Of eighty
foreign factories at Canton twenty-one were
burned as soon as the English ships commenced
firing. ,gasF ga l.ssse. ~. sss . gssrsvsss
sd The floating population of, vagabonds at Can.
ton rushad into Chyson Hong and pillaged and
then fred the European stores. The incenda
ries were soon dispersed by shells from the En-
glish ships, When the French seamen extinguish.
ed the fire. The Chinese town suffered terribly
as well by the fire from the English ships as by
native robbers. OF twelve great factories be
longing to Hong merchants, nine were destroy
ed at the first attack. A great number of ths
merchants fed TO Shanghai. J ri. .1tsasss.
y Lord Clarendon fully approves of the acts O
Admiral seymour 10 5sc.t s5 ~ 81 .sa-,sss
oaLArEsr.--Liverpool, Wednesday Morning
The standing orders were complied with on tn,
| 9th before Parliament in the case Of the Allan
tic Telegraph Company.
A dispatch from Marselles of the 10th state
| that Gen. Buhla had beer sent by the Persian
Government to the seat of war on the Persia,
Gulf. Nr5s 70 s=Fi s* sciS1 b isa#Sas. .24s
f. News OF revolt at Maraghat is confirmed -
The revolters pillaged the town Fifteen Br,
| ish war vessels anchored OF Bundar Abbas.