The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26
New York, Oct.

The Times Washington correspondent say
- the State Department have received no comm.
. nication from the Society Islsnds on the slhiec
4 Of annexation.
The paper presented BY Count Sartiges i ske
the withdrawal from those Islands oftwo Amer
= leans who we're meddIing with their poIitica
affairs. The American Cor sul refused to for
! ward this paper, and hence il was sent through
= = the French officials.
= The steamer Anglo saxon is now fully du,
with four days later news from Europe.
!. New Orleans, Oct. 10.
: Emigrants by hundreds continue TO arrive
here notwithstanding the yellow lever. The
j number Of deaths Yesterday we're As.
Osweso, Oct. is.
! The tug j. II. B!oore exploded her boiler
this morning outside the harbor, scalding the
! cook 50 that he will not probably recover and
badly hurting the captain and one or two OF the
, deck hands. The engineer is missing
The schooner Albion, bound Tor this port and
owned by Doolitte, Irwin 4 Wright, of this
city, is supposed to have been lost with all on
board, in the great gale OF the 7th. Sic left
Cleveland for the Weand Cana, on that day,
and is said to have gone down off Eie. She
was insured in the North Western Company
Of Oswego.
indianapolis, Oct. 16.
Further returns received TO day indicate the
election Of the Democratic State ticket by from
l,0oJ to 5000 maj ority. Official returns IRON
only 80 connaies are receiver. The Legislature
will probably be opposition by small majority.
Savannah, Oct. II.
There we're no deaths from yellow fever yes
terday.
Charleston, Oct. IL.
There we're 40 deahts from yellow fever in this
city for the week including yesterday.
Trinity Bay, Oct. Is.
| To Peter Cooper for the Directors:
regret that the prsconcerted signals ar
ranged by Mr.. Thompson have failed to elicit
any improvement IN the reception of signals
here. l do not know il any improvement has
taken place at Valen,ia. Icommence repeating
the same system on Wednesday next.
| Signed, DE SANITY.
| ST. johns, n f., Oct 1s.
/ The Vanderbilt steamer Ariel, Capt. Ludiwow,
frem Bremen and Havre via Southampton, Oct. 4
9th, passed Cape Race on Sunday, the 18th inst,
at L. NJ. The Ariel has zoo passengers for
New York.
There is no Improvement OF the Atlantic
Cable at Valentia.
The Sub Marine Telegraph Company have is
sued proposals for fl50,OoU additional capital
TO lay two cables from Hull and Loa 10 II IN
over and Downing, Denmark.
A meeting Is to be held at Paris in Noyem-
Der, TO maze arrangements 10. tie construction
OF canal across the lsthMss OF Suez.
The specie in the Bank OF Austria amoGnts
to Ell 900 600, and The aggregate amount held
IN the Banks OF England, France and Austria is
f50, 100000
There were large quantities OF tea at Canton
awaiting the reoopeninS of trade Tor expoita-
ticn.
Trade has bsan resumed at Shanghai
kumgrS were anaaI that tlarp u.rn 4rD
French ships Ct war at Lisbon, demanding TIE .
restitution of Charles,
George, the King Of Denmark, was anite ill., |
LORD Eloin Was at Japan, and y. s. Comnis- /
sicner Reed at ohsns hal.
Affairs at Canton were in most ursatisstc- /
tory state.
Cholera had appeared among the Chinese
army.
Liverpool 6th.-Breadstuff matket-R s. l. I
20. report Hour as having declining tendency +
with prices a little easier though nominaliy IN
changed.
The Market closed with tendency still down
ward. Wheat dull and nomnally unchanged.
Western is quoted at 6s 3la6s Cd, aud South
ern at 7sa7 sd. Corn dull ard quotations no.
minas; Yellow 33s 6da34s There are large
Quantities OF Black Sea grains in the Market
which are selling at decline on all grades.
London Market.-Wheat unchanged. White
American flour steady.
The Manchester Market exhibited but little
activity, but there was no chang in rates.
Philadelphia, Oct. is.
The Reading pa Gazette announces the ap.
pointment OF J. Clancy Jones as Minister TO
Austria. ,.U
Judge Porter has resigned his commission of
sapreme Judge held By the appointment of
Gov. Packer.
Cincinnati, Oct. Is.
The United States Circuit Court, Jadge Nc
Lean, presiding, an application was filed by
Henry Stansbury and c. w. Mclean. Attorney Is,
tor Bell Grant, OF London, and Thompson d
q Nesmith for the other creditors of the Ohio
q Trust Company. Claims OF 500 900 were
represented. An injunction was granted es-
training the Assi-nees from d.aposng ct the
property OF the Company under their control.
An application for the appointment oi Re-
ceiver before the Supreme Court was granted /
and the Sheriff OF Hamilton County was ap.
pointed the Receiver.
Cincinnati, Oct. Is.
The Balloon race came off at o'clock ibis
T. NJ. between GODDARD AID Steiner. They in
tend remaining three days. Mr.. Beliman of
the Gazette preceded them in II small balloon.
The balloons passed four miles west OF Lebanon
at sunset. Steiner about two niles ahead 90
at o'clock going north. Ony ore balloon seen
at Dayton; passed about ten miles south west
OF city now quite low in the horizon
New 0tleans, Oct. Is.
The artiva! OF the Gen Russ from Brazos
lith, brings later iex!cait news confirming the
battle between Viaauiri aHd assiaot the for
mer was defeated badly. Iney fought 4 days
near chuiisco. Vidaurrie resreAted 10 Monte.
rey, preparing to attack Mranou
Deaths by fever Saturday ~. Total last
week 30.
s.. Louis, Oct. IL.
4 despatch from Independence, 18th. says
Ihe sante Fe mails, with dates ui the eth ult.,
arrived last night. I
News had reached Santa Fe oi auofher battle |
with the indians; SIX were killed, stx thousapd |
sheep recovered and two soldiers wonnded.- /
The mail contractor reports meeting large ium. |
hefs OF gold hunters bound Ter Pixies Peak. /
The overland mail TO Fort Smith, of the Sth /
confirms the battle OF the U. S. troops with the |
Camanches. /
The second overland California mail arrived /
Saturday night and brought letters dated goth, |
no papers. The third mail reached here to night |
Is days out.
Boston, Oct. is.
Ten lives were lost, consisting OF all On board, |
by the wreckiug OF the fishing schooner Al
"ooas vi tbe - lust, CH lHe SoFAH OApt OF /
Prince Edwards Island. She belonged TO Vest |
Port, Maine.
Sandu.ky, Oct. ~.
GODDARD. the bal.oonist, came doaa last ght /
AZ lna o'clock, fifteen miles ON here. Seee- /
ner came down At 4 T. M., mile from ere.
ST. LOUIS, Oct ~.
The third overland California mail arrived |
ast night, bringing letters dated oath ult., but
NOT papers.
Five passengers came through the first ana |
aeeon3 mails from st Louis; were met, pro- |
sfeSsing timely; no Indian Interference has yet |
been met with |
The steamer Flying Cloud, sunk at Devils L. |
land, on the l7th. She cost .55,ueo. The /
condition of her cargo which was large aud |
raiuatle, is not asceItalned.
On the came day the steamer Radoph sunk |
at Goose Island. She was valued at So, 900 |
and insured for $4,000. Both boats will prob |
ably be raised.
The steamship Pacific from Galway on the |
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