The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06
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The City Of Baltimore from Liverpool eth
inst arrived this morning. The steamer Alps
did not leave with the Baltimore as advertised.
The correspondence between Malmesbury and
Walewiski was publish ed. II is very concilia-
tory on both sides. Walewiski regrets the mis-
appre ehcnsion Of his original dispatch, withdraws
from the discussion aud appeals TO the loyalty
Of the English people.
i The parliamentary proceedings were o. little
Bombay dates TO the gath Of February were
received.
A large norton Of the British army had en-
tered Dude. Sir Colin Campbell was still q
Cawnpore awaiting siege trains.
Lucknow was expected to be bombArded on
the 75th Of February.
The King Of Delhi has been found guilty and
barished 20 Van Diemen for life.
The steamer Ara with Calcutta mails and
over . quarter million sterling in specie, was
lost near Newcomale on the 18th February;
cargo and mails lost, but no lives.
Canton, January 2S.-All tranquil. Yeh re.
manned close prisoner
i Orsin and Pierre were guillotined on the
18th March.
Rudins condemned to FINAL servitude for life.
The English Government refuses to give up
Hodge TO the French government.
Tie conspiracy bill was rejected by the Sar
dinian parliament.
Other continental news unimportant.
The steamers Africa and Borussia arrived out
on the l4th; and the City Of Washington on
the 18th.
Liverpool, March 18.-Breadstuffs generally
dull; -four dull and nominal; quotations un-
changed Wheat dull; corn dull and Sd to Is
| 81 a,N ell 2ls ~ hitP 33SkdASAS.
provisions generally dull; beef dull and nomi.
nally unchanged; pork dul bacon heavy, tend.
ing downward, lard dull; talIow unchanged;
sugar quiet; coffee steady; tea inactive COnsois
closed at 96aa965 for money, and s6tas7 on
account
Money market unchanged.
The ship Kenebec, OF Bath, Maine, for Mo-
bile, had been lost At sea-crew saved.
The correspondence with France was sub
mitttee to Parliament on the 18Th.
The riot OF Dublin was alluded to in both
Houses. The Government promised strict
Investigation.
The Commons passed the India Loan Bill.
Mr.. Disraeh had stated that the case OF Gag
liari had been submitted to the Law Officers OF
the Crown, and Government would act upon
their opinion irrespective Of the action of the
late Government which had acknowledged the
/ jurisdiction of Naples
It was stated that Mr. Roebnck had received
a challenge from Col. De Ligny, French off-
Ger, for his language in relation to France.
IIDIA-Ail quiet in the Punjaub.
The Ragfootora field forces we're en- route
for Keath, where the enemy was said to be
1000 strong, and with 100 guns.
| Shorapore in Rislaws domnons, had been
captured, and the Rajah had been seized at
\ Hderabad.
/ The Borelie rebels were defeated February
| 10TH 1t was stated that Nina Sahib had cross.
ed the Ganges with a strong force, to enter
| Bundlecure.
The Goorkohs had defeated the rebels at
| GOndora.
| FRAxcs.-The execution Of Orsini and Pieiri
took place on the 18th. From 100000 to
2OO. 900 people assembled to witness the execu-
ton. They were kept at distance by the mil
itary, Of whom 900 were on the spot Both
met their doom with frmness. Pierri sung the
| well known "Louric per Ia Patria" on his way
to the scatfold, and on the block cried viva
la Italia" "Viva Ia Republca." 0rsini's last
cry was "Vive Ia France
/ RUssIA-The Russians have captured the
important detile Of Orgonne in the Caucasus
The Chinese had attacked the Russian out
posts towards the mouth Of the Amoor River
SO suddenly that the Russians had to retreat 80
leagues from the river. The Chinese desti Dyed
the Russian settlement.
Washington, March 20.
The City Council to might passed joint reso-
luton declaring that the government OF the
City Of Washington is unable to preserve order
under existing circumstances, and appointing
Committee to appeal to Congress Tor the estao-
lishment OF permanent Police to be under the
direction Of the Secretary Of Interior. Also. a
resolution for a temporary Police Of 100 men,
25 of whom are to be mounted, armed and
equipped.
Washington, March 30.
The anti -Lecomptonites met at late hour
last night to hear the report OF the Caucus Com
mittee of ten on their part, who had just been
in consultation with the Lecomptonites. They
reported that nothing could be done, and that
no propositions were made OF any kind which
could be accepted. The antiLecompton Com
mittee men were authorized to present the Crit
tenden amendment, little modified, as prop
osition, but it was not accepted. Their othe
proposition shared a like fate. Itis represented
, that there is good feeling and perfect unit!
J among the anti ti-Lecomptonites. They thlni
that Mr.. English has been wronged by the impu
> tations of newspapers on his good faith; he VII
stand by the Crittenden amendment.
Dispatches dated Colorado River, Jan. 2sth
from Lieut.. Beale, in command OF Fort Defiance
: wagon road, have been received. lie was OF
, his homeward journey. The camels wer
: working as satisfactorily as ever and did no
, suffer the slightest from the extreme coli
! weather. He expected to report in person I
3 the Secretary Of War early this month, but b
has not yet arrived.
; New York, March 30.
: Tines correspondent says that Mr.. Montgom
: ery will introduce bill extending -smptio
: rights to settlers on the half breed reservatio
bounding the Mississippi and Lake Pepin. Their
:. are 500 settlers on the land, and there il con
\ fct between them and the spectators, who nav
bought Indian warrants and claim right to X
cate. =
n The Washington correspondent Of the N.
A. Post says
il The President ia almost worn down with an.
& icty, and said to man yesterday that he ielt
y though he should not live six months. lie 1901
:e yery much iaded.
. The Washington correspondent Of the Dan
"a Times, s1ys there was caucus last night OF
q. anti Lecompton democrats, who #rtsOlved
le stand firm by Crittendens amendment. All II
to Republica, had accepted that amendment
ne Col Benton is still quite sick, confined to
d. bed.
g, Engine Company No. 81, while passiI
EN- through Chatham. street last evening, were
se tackled by party of "Dead Rabbits" aud be
is ly beaten, one man SO seriously that he cam
ne recover. Ane pOiiCes WIZ HbrTsCaeus "NsC -
nd attacked, beaten and driven of. No arrests.
The Tribune correspondent mentions rum
that Mr. Belmont il negotiating loan of 1850
|us 600 with the Qnarese party OF Mexico, in
IN, pledge OF Sonora. 1t is further stated that
sht chanan aud Cass approve the arrangeme
ed which, If fconsummated, will be under the gu
re, an,ee Of the United States. The Tribt
len correspondence by authority Of the sta
ment respecting the proposed loan OF
Mexican General Videarri, which appeared
i. that journal on Saturday. The loan
ses luded to is intended for the States Of Nue
mug Leon. Coahuila and Tamaulipas. Vidaurri
s'a. no thought Of raising volunteers in this count
oi Further adyicss from Venezuela report
the Government troops have been several til
mas defeated, and that some Of them have deser
ehs to the Revolutionists. The English and Free
Ministers had sent for naval forces.
YER St. Domingo sdvices, 9. the l4th inst,
c'e' niradictory Of previous accounts.
sen Boaz held the capital
:. Two British men -of-war are lying in the
NJ ~ Dor to protect the lives aud property Of fore