The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-01
New York, Nav 2.

! 10th
inst. arrived this morning. She has about 10
passengers and ll6, 900 dollars in specie.
The Safrona from New York LIST. arrived n,
Southampton A. NJ, and the Arago at noon
of the 18th.
The U. S. corvette Cumberland remained al
Madeira 9th of May
| The House of Lords rejected the resolutions
censuring the ministry by nine mai. The de-
bate was still pending in the House of Com.
| mons.
| The British Government grant q steamer as
tender to the frgate Niagara in place of the
| Susquehanna
Successful experiments have been made with
| hughes machines on the cable, and their supe-
riority over the present methods demonstrated
1t was rumored that Lord Stanley would
succeed Lord Marlborough as President of the
Board of Control, and Bulwer Leighton takes
| the Colonial office.
Mr.. Dyer has been appointed consul at Bal
| timore, and c. Tulen at Mobile.
Bombay mails of April "a are telegraphed.-
| News unimportant
The commander in chief was about starting
| fer Rohilcunde: the bulk of the army remains
| at Lucknow.
Trade was inactive and money tight at Bonn
bay.
Plenipotentiaries were assembling at Paris
The conference would open about the 22d.
The Spanish Ministry had not yet organized
The Austrian Notifications in the Italian pro-
vinces were progressing with great energy.
The dispute between Turkey and Montelgro
is claiming the attention of France and Eng
land, and they have resolved to send com
missioner to effect a settlement.
In the Commons, on the 18th, Mr. Bayley de-
MED that Sir Colin Campbell had asked urgent
~ for achievements and Mr. Disraeli, in an
swer to query, said Lord scarborough had
sent his resignation to the Queen without the
knowledge of the Prime Minister, and that, had
he consulted his Colleagues, they would una.
nimously have requested him to withdraw it,
The next day the Earl of SALISBURY moved
mis- vote of censure upon the Government.
Lord Elenboroughss repeated his assertion
that he alone responsible for the despatch
to the Governor General of India, and defended
its principles
Shaitsburys motion was supported by the
Dukes of Argyle, Somerset, and Newcastle. and
Lords Cranworth and Gray.
The Government was defended BY the Earls
of Carnarvan and Donaughmore.
The Earl of Derby justified the despatch, and
condemned Lord Cannings lack of Clemency
toward the people of Dude, but denied that
Government, as body, was responsible for the
publication of the despatch.
On that division the vote stood-l58 for the
resolution-l6S against.
The announcement was received with cheers
On the ZANE day Mr.. Cardwell brought for
ward his motion of censure in the House. II
was supported strenuously by Lord John Russell
and others, and opposed by Lord Stanle, Mr.,
Lindsay and others. The debate still continued.
A meeting of 200 supporters Of Lord Palmer
ston was held on the l4th.
Farther successful experiments on the Allan.
tic Gable had been made with Hughes new tele.
graph instrument. Messages were transmitted
through the whole length Of the Cable, and
clearly demonstrated that the instruments could
be forwarded with more rapidity and greater
reliability than other methods. Confidence in
the undertaking was daily increasing in England.
The London Times speaks fatteringy OF Prot.
Hughes instrument, and thinks it will reyolu-
tonne the present uncertain system OF tele-
graphing. 1t is expected that communication
with New York will be completed by July.
The last trips of the Arago and Saxonia
across the Atlantic was neck and neck race.
They left New York, both at the same hour, on
the LIST OF May, the Saxonia taking the Lead
On the 4th day out, the Arago passed the Sax
onia end fired guns in triumph. few DAYS
the Saxonia resumed the lead firing
3 guns, and kept it to the end, arriving at |
southampton hours in advance of the Arago, |
Liverpool, l5th-Breadstuifs- Richardson. |
Spence d Co. report a continued duness in |
the marine trade. Flour quiet, neglected and |
nominal, at frmer quotations, and obtainable at |
easier rates; Wheat, red 6s, and white 7sa7s 4d.
Corn quiet and offered at Sd reducton;yellow SIS |
6d;white 35sa35s6d. Beef selling at retail at pre-.
vious rates. Pork steady. Bacon firmer with |
large sales on speculation at an advanced price
Of Is. Lard in better demand; sales at SIS sd
a56s sd for good, and SIS I'D for choice Cheese
quiet, but firm for good. Tallow in moderate
'eqnest, but with light stock. Sugar opened
'ctive but closed quiet, and previous rates
carcely obtainaele. Molasses in good demand
t improved prices. Coffee steady. Tea mac.
i've, but prices unchanged. Linseed Oil active
nd higher at S3sa34s Cd.
LONDON Manufacturing, Bros. & Co. re-
.ort the Corn market without Improvement and
ne demand moderate. Iron inactive. Sugar
nder large offerings declined 6dals. Coffee
teady and firm. Tea lower; common Congon
Qa19d L..