The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-30
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The 1scAnsbip Afbtoa arrives - hsf oock ~
. O'Clock this Aaovnl11. She bslo4s lvsspool
and LoA6sn papefs a she 1874. The news y
quite ugtDportenk ~
the ssl1sJo Of - ~ Ser Indian E0rtse, which
sailed hence October $50 for Galway via Hail.
far, and from Halifax on sbe 2sth.
BfsadstuKs very dull. Flour uuchsDgsd-
Ohio 22a2As Wsstsss 2os. Wheat, Red. Chi
cago, A. l0dsss; Western White 6ss6s Sd
Corn inactive. Mixed 2ss Yellow -; White
32sSSs. Beef easier. Pork duh and unchanged.
bacon easier. $50
NJ. Whitshouse, 10 recent letter on the
Atlantic cable, asserts thft seesas experiments
have clearly demonstrated thss shs system Of
testing heretofore resortsd ~ h % the last de-
gree lalacioss, and reitssstss his belief that
The fault 10 the cable y q no great distance
from the shore, and Of euoh nature % 70 Cd
mit of il being easily and speedily restored.
Calcutta mails Of October 9th had reached
London on the 18th, but could scarcely arrive
in Liverpool In time for the Africs. The sub
stance Of the intelligence has alrsady been giv'
en- BY telegraph.
Lord Clyde had gone TO Lucknow, and the
Governor General was about 70 follow him.
Lord Elgin, alter arranging the tariff On
Shanghae, would proceed 70 Hong Kong.
Business dull It Calcutta. Teas Arm. A
large business was done II Shsnghae on Ameri-
can accounts in Green at full prices
The submarine telegraph cable between Do
yer and Calais bad been repaired and was again
in working order.
A deputation Of official gentlemen from Brit
ish North American provinces, including mem.
bers Of the Governments Of Canada, New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, had an official in
terview with Sir \. Bulwer LyttoD, the Colonial
Secretary.
Meetings in aid of the New Reform Govern
ment continue TO be held in various parts Of
England.
The cotton factory Of Geo. Grant & Sons,
Glasgow, Ind been partially destroyed by IRE.
Loss estimated at 100000.
The London correspondent Of 10 Nordasays
that the English Government has resolved to
authorize the engagement Of laborers for the
French Colonies among the Coolies Of IndiA.
The last despatch received from China an
nounces that Admiral Renault, after having
| taken possession of the establishments at Tu.
! rane, had marched on the City Of Hue, the
Capital Of Cochin China.
Terans had been declared French territory.
The Emperor Napoleon had returned the
compliment recently paid 70 him by Queen VIC
toria, having forwarded to Her Majesty IL
FOUNDER howilzer invented by himself The
piece bears the name Of the alliance.
The Paris correspondents of the London
Globe says that Galway is about to be adopted
by France as the outlet Of her postal comma-
nication with North America and that the lie.
yer Line will succeed in getting large subsidy
from the Emperor, the Projected Havrs Line
having withdrawn in favor Of the Galway enter
prize.
sPAIN-The London Times says in its city
article According to y statement received
from MsdIid the Spanish Government seem like
lyto order their feet at Cuba to proceed at once
TO demand satisfaction Of Mexico On the matter
in dispute between the two countries.
Probably the countenance Of the French
Government, who are likewise reported 10 have
sent additional ships of war to that point, is re-
lied upon in this movement, while it is also
known that England has serious demands TO
urge, which will cause her to insist upon
dress at least equal TO that which mag be order
| ed in other cases.
| The telegraph from Madrid states that =
| Spanish feet of eight steamers sailed from Ca
dz on the 10th fer Tangiers. 1t is added that
| the fleet have orders after the presenting of the
demands of the Spanish Government upon
| Mexico to scour the coast Of Africa and destroy
all the Raft MOors, which may be found with
out regular papers, and treat hem as pirates.
Accounts from Cadiz state that The second
portion of the re-inforcements for Cuba was
ready TO sail at moments notice, completing
| the expedition to force of 2IOO infantry and
| 500 marines.
RUssIA.-The st. Petersburg Northern Bee
publishes an account OF the re-establshment OF
the relations between the Russians and Chinese
on the Goth of August at Schonnoutschkewiko
ledga, in western China, and the Inauguration
Of tae Consular factory.
The Emperor Alexander had addressed the
nobility Of Moscow in grave and severe terms
on the apathy they have displayed in reference
to the abolition OF serfdom.
TURKEY.-A telegraph from Beyrout announ
ces that a general agitation was reigHing in
Asiatic Turkey. lnsurrection. had taken place
at several places, and Omar Pasha was maintain
ing himself at Bagdad with difficulty. The
tribes living between Tripoli and Aleppo had
revolted, and communication was interrupted
between Libanus and Tripoli, and between Al
exandria and Aeppo.
The garrison at Beyrout had been sent gains:
the insurgents. The disorder in the Libanus
has been appeased by the Bishop Of -.
JAPAS.-Advices from Japan say the cholera
Was carrying of great number of people. 1.
was carried there, it is said, by all American
mau of war, which circumstance, j, is said, has
produced their hostility against foreigners.
The weekly returns Of the Bark of Enc gland
show decrease in bullion and specie OF clio
05S.
Barring Bros. report money in more demand
at 24a3 per cent.
St. Louis Nov a5.
The thirteenth overland mail, with dates Of
the 29th ult., arrived late las, night, bringing
two passengers.
An expedition against the Indians III Carson
Valley was being organized.
Capt. Underwood's command, detained for |
service against the Indians, vas escorling trains |
over the mountains. The duty Of attacking |
the Indian camps has been reserved for yolun-
tsers under Adjutant General kibbs.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has |
given VIM. Nugent, U. 5 Commissioner at Vic
toria, authority 10 send ali Americans back to /
California free. VINO were unable 10 pay their /
passage.
The steamer Fremont run ashore, but was
got OFT without serious injury.
The South Pass correspondent Of the Rcnnh
lican says battle occurred between the Crow
and Snake Indians on the 29th alt, in which 20
Of the former killed. The hight grew out
OF the thi.viBg propensiies OF the Crows
Attorney General Matson passed South Pass
on goth. Weather severe
Large numbers of cattle we're dying on the
road.
The mail for Sail Lake was packed in couss-
quence Of the heavy snow.
The Salt Lake mai, with dates to the 18Th ult.
reached 81. Joseph on the 18th. |
News uninlportaut
Severe weather in the valley, aud consider.
Able snow on the mountains; area, suii, ring TO
stock.
A number OF trains had arrived, and others
were encamped 1T South Pass to weather GU,
the snow storm.
The army was getting along
h large number of Indians we're seen on the
route; all peaceabls.
indianapolis, Nov. rs.
Aansar. Ferguson / Cs.'s slaughter house.
1t West Indianapolis, Was destroyed by fire IA
night, including about 200 dressed hogs. Loss
about 1000; no insurance.
BAnEs IN raE WooD "A correspondent Of
Inc concord IN. Congregational Journal,
writing IRON Stessrtstown, IN. H. states that
on the goth OF October John Brown, IT,, thir.
Teen years old. accommodated hx MillinI., |