The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

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4 nSLeMr4fKRs.
fOeApatch 70 fFc Icraid.l
1890 t@s@~s-ss-ra " Washington, Jnly IL,
stated s6me time ago that Commo lore Val
desbilt had addressed liter 10 the P,esiden
desiring TO knOw whether, in case Walker shout
attempt tent oqt another Glitustrrihg cxped
ton against Central America, the adrlinistratio
intended to permit him 70 leave sise Unite
States. That letter has never been replied "a
and, what Is more, it never will be- And whel
the Commodore was here, soma DAYS ago. h
made further inquiries in reference 70 the sam
subject, but was unable 10 ascertain anythin,
definite. The first movement that il made o
lntimaton given Of an Intended expedition b,
Walker and his friends against Central Amer
lea, whether il starts from New York Or New
Orleans, will. If the administration has tn,
power, be crushed out 1t once, aud the par
ties dealt with in = manner that will he anythin,
but pleasant. Let the New York Commodore
take heed.
4 SILVER STATE.
The projected territory Of Arizonia Is repor
ted 70 DC as richly endowed with silver mines
as California is with gold diggings The Gads
den purchase, if all the reports from that quar-
ter should prove true, will be almost as valnabl,
an addition to our territory as California.
The late discoveries OF silver in the Gadsdei
purchase, il i said, are attracting much atten
ton in California. Some Of the mines ale rep
resented as very rich in silver, and the proprie-
tors are only waiting for government 10 protec
the inhabitants OF the Purchase from the dep
relations Of the Indians to enter extensivel,
upon mining operations.
-as# Washington, July 10.
A special despatch to the n. Y. Tribune SAYS
The treasury balance. June 80, was SIS, l64, ga
reduction of 1927 ,35a. Average daily re-
ceipts last week, half million dollars.
Information here leads to the belief that the
recent censures upon Gov. Walker In Georgia
Alabama and Mississippi, are designed to or
ganize Southern Ant;-Administ "a lion move
ment. Messrs. Toombs and Stephens are re-
ported to be the chiefs of tho conspiracy in
Georgia.
Gov. Anderson, Of Maine, probably holds on
til October. The Hon. Nathan Clifford is here
urging the appointment Of Mr.. Moore as Consul
General to Canada; also recommending the
construction of one steam sloop o!-war at the
Kit,ery Navy Yard.
The State Department and the Attorney Gen.
Of the British officers for the seizure Of the
Panehta.
PACIFIC NEWS.
We have news from the South Pacific dated
at Valparaiso, 3lst May, and Cailoa, 18th uls
In Chill, the political trials were drawing to a
close; and it was thought the prison crs would be
put 10 death. Congress was to NEE on the lst
Of June, but nothing had .ranspirei respecting
the ideas contained in the Presidents annual
message. government loan Of four millions
Of dollars was to be taken up for the purpose of
the Santa go and VaiDaraso Rail
Road.
Arrival Of the Amerit a.
Halifax, July l5.-Tle America arrived this
afternoon from Liverpool, with dat . TO the 4th
INST.
The end inst.
Parliamentary movements continue in Naples
party of insurgents had seized steamer APP.
preaching to island off Pamsea. They liberated
three hundred prisoners confined there. The
steamer was subsequently, captured.
Observation-Disclosures proceedings are not
very important. The House of Lords passed
on second reading the bills for redemption OF
the Sound Dues; and Barring called the attention
Of the house OF Commons to the necessity of
taking steps to facilitate the emigration Of a
supply Of labor to British Guinea
The American merchants Of Liverpool gave
banquet on the 4th of July to the officers Of the
Niagara. On the next day they were to dine
with the Mayor OF Liverpool,
The steamer Fox, fitted out by Lady Franklin,
sailed from Aberdeen for the Arctic regions to
engage in another search for the whereabouts Of
SIR John Franklin and his companions or for
heir remains.
The owners of the Great Eastern state that
me shall be launched in September, but will not
proceed to Portland till April next. Her total
cost will amount to nearly six hundred thousand
pounds.
FRANcE.-tien. Caragnac had been officially
announced as the opposition candidate of Paris,
Advices from kaleiglia announce more ycto.
les BY French troops.
II - reported that the Emperor and Empress
II France are about 10 visit the exhibition at
Manchester.
The depression in the Paris Bouvse has given
Use to rumor that the Government contem.
lates raising a new loan, but this Is believed to
e unfounded. reduction in the rate Of dis
cunt by the Dank OF france is looked for soon.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times
avs that the recent conspiracy OF the Italians
gainst the life OF Napoleon is more serious than
'as originally supposed. q conspira,ors have
cen arrested VINO are said to be connected with
hose recently arrested. at Genoa, who professed
, proclaim a republic in that city.
Substituting new has trans,ired in ,ela-
on to the Mexican difficulty. The Mexican
linister still remains N Madrid, though media
ne an early return e. Paris, where il is suppo-
I'd he would await he arrival of further in
ructions from his government
lrALY.-Ihe revolutionary movement at Leg
orn had been suppressed.
Adsices receives: in Paris on Friday announce
lrther Instruction i'll Italy, organized bv MAJ.
nj. Two hundred arrests have been made in |
eneyea. and inuskets and large quantities of
have been seized
A dispatch from Vienna announces another
tempted insurrectioi at Sapti in The Neanoii- |
n territory.
diplomatic difficulties with Belgium |!
and the Belgian Minister is asking his |
'ssport preparatory to his departure He il |
larSed With stirring up the agitation in the
inequalities, and assuring people that Europe
powers had agreed upon the Guion of the
rineipaiities and the establishment of a mon.
chy under the Belgian Prince
Il is minated that Ibis rupture has been bro,t
'out by Lord Stratfpyd de Retelife.
The correspondent of the London Daily News
rs that the affair is likely to assume import
ice.
Several of our foreiy IN ministers have visited
e Belgian minister
1t is rumored that those of America. Russia.
ance, Spain and SalDna will present the Sui.
n with joint notes.
One delegate meeting of the above diplomat
$ had been held At the house of the Russian
AMBASSADOR
confidential circular addressed to foreign |
,lomatists maintains the right Of the Porte to I
3 island OF Pepinni, recently taken possessi n !
BY England, and expresses the hope that it G
u be evacuated. I
CHINA.-A letter from Hong Kong states that ]
I'd Elgin and Baron Gres viii have meeting u
n Sir John Bowring, and that no important s
erations would be undertaken until after the 4
citing The French journals doubt the state. il
Mt that England had asked France to send I
ops TO China. G
Washington, July H. :
Mr. lie We're, President of the Tehuantepec =
npany, is here, and urges mail contract for !
Company. He also proposes that the gov :
ment adopt the eighth article OF the Gadsden .
ATTY as the basis OF q negotiation with Next
and It they cannet get more, to hold on to .
{.
he Kansas question brings up two conspicu- .
candidates Tor the Presidency on the demo- y
tic sde-Cobb and Douglas Colonel For. q
3 new paper il 10 advocate the claims Of Sc
former. u
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