The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26
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The etes1Sshio. Blsch Warrior brings Havana
dates IL shs l5shs TIE public health v % good.
/. was rsported thstshs walls Of the Tacon
Theatre we're I'd much Injured By she lats sx-
pio ion -tAat they win bave 70 b taken down.
The hest officer and seaman OF the Lyra
had beca soquitsed OF tbe charge Of sitting her
out for tie slave trade.
Consul Savage had refused to give up the
papers Of the bark Cardenss, OF New Orleans, it
being universally believed that slss wssintsndsd
| for the slave trade.
The Judges OF the Superior Court had all re-
| signed in consequence Of not receiving the
| usaJ salute rom tho military on ths QuesDs
birth day, on the 10th, BY order, IL WAS said,
Of Conchs.
The American elippsr-shp Phantom, Capt
| TwRgs, from Richmond for Psrnumbuco, was
| capsized in squall about the 22d, in LAT. 38
| North, long. As, West The masts we're cut
| away and the vessel righted, but with her hold
| full of water. The matches burst and she be-
came wreck. After Eve days exposure the
crew we're saved BY the Spanish brig Tolo, and
reached Havana on the 1lth. Captain Twigy
came in the Black Warrior"
Piccolomini had an overlooking audience at
the Academy last night. She vas received
with enthusiasm and greeted throughout the
| opera with rapturous applause.
! SheffaDi, the new tenor. and Florenss, the
| baritone, were also received with enthusiasm
| The excitemt mt at the Gales of tickets continue
undated. All the avenues to the Academy are
thronged Boxes have been sold for $50 and
! choice places at 800. r4 HH
Gov. AcMullen has been notified that he will
be superseded as Governor Of Washington Ter
ritery.
Senior Malta, representative of the Constitu-
tional Government of Mexico, will leave to-day
| for Vera Cruz, to consult with Juartz and his
| cabinet in important matters, with regard 70
| establishing more intimate relations between his
| country and our own.
| The opponents of the National AdminstrA-
tion are holding mass meeting this evening in
the City Park 10 rejoice over the success OF the
/ opposition in the recent State elections and TO
| ratify the Republican and American bomina.
tons. The meeting is very large and snthu.
| siastic. ....--
Sc. Johns, Oct. 81.
! The steamship Pacific, Capt. w. G Thompson,
has arrived at this port from Galway, o'clock,
/ on the morning. She brings Liverpool mail
advices OF the l,h and telegraph accounts OF
the 18th inst.
| GREAT BRirAIN-The corporation of Liner
| lex had started projec: for Trans Atlantic
! Line between France and America.
! The EquInoxal gale lad done considerable
! damage to the shipping. Several wrecks, with
! loss OF lie are reported, but no Americaa yes
I sells are mentioned.
| The new Company for the completion of the
l Great Eastern had been delayed in its orgsui-
| cation by the non-attendance of the Directors
| of the old Company to complete the necessary
| forms.
| SGFRAScE.-Fraace exempts from navigation
| dies for another year cargoes OF corn, flour,
| rye and vegetables.
| The two French men war have arrived at
| Lisbon.
| The Paris Press publishes the correspondence
| between the United States Minister to Nicara-
| qua and the Foreign Minister Of that Republic,
| toucbingthe convention Of Felix Belly.
The American Minister declares that no ar.
rangenent of Nicaragua with Mr.. Belly shall
be recognized or asseotcd to that is contrary
to the just rights acquired by American citizens,
and that the liberal policy resulting from the
Transit Treaty of November shall be constantly
maintained.
The Nicaraguan minister replies that he
wishes only for justice and its rights.
| 1t desires friendly relations with the U. D.,
but declares the transit treaties of no value be-
! cause the route was no. opened at the stipu-
lated period.
Mr.. Belly applied to the Clay ton Buwer
! treaty for protection.
! Lord Maimsbury in a letter to Mr.. Belly tells
him that the stipulations of that treaty will in
his own opinion apply to his scheme if it is car
| ried out.
| GERMANY-The Bank of Frankfort has again
/ advanced It's rates OF discount, taking il per
| cent.
ARABIA.-The Cholera is said to have car
ried off $4,000 people at Mecca.
| 1NDIA.-Calcutta mail of Sept. 9th reached
| Suez on the Sd inst, The bsws is uniniportant.
Money easy. Exchange 2ssda2sfd.
CHINA-Hong Kong advices are to Aug. "a.
Affairs at Canton we're satisfactory.
| In Furnishing the late outrage at NaDiton
Ges Van Straberzee with TOO men sacked and
bu.ned the place.
/ The troubles at Ningpo continued.
Trade at Hong Kong was dull
| Exchange 4sS!da334d.
The Shanghai markets we're DIV il. Exchange
5sllda6s
The Pacific arrived at ocloc,. this MOI ming.
She has ESQ passengers, among v HON were Lord
| and Lady Bury and suite. 81. encountered
hea"y westerly gales during five days.
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE BY TELEGRAPH TO
| GALWAY.
/ LIVERPOOL, Der. L2rH, N.--Breadstulfs.-
Market has been quiet since The departure of
the Europa, and prices Of all articles are no.
minaiiy unchanged.
Washington, Oct. 30.
| Between eight and nine million OF dollars will
De required for the pay Of the Volunteers who
engaged ia the service against the Florida In
| dams up TO the time of the removal of Billy
| Bowegs aud his band
there 10 no probability ths. the proposals for
tue remaining $40 900, GOO of The authorized
loan VIII be iavited before the first OF January
next
Private ietterssy eak of the alarm of the gov
ernments OF several of the South AIapTicsu Re-
puohcs with whicie we have inserted accounts,
in consequence OF the para.na. mo vpment,
tearing Tue forces may be directed sganst
them.
Buffalo, Oct 90.
The tight between Heenan and Morrissey, on
! Long Point, Canada, 10 day commenced at 20
| minutes before 1. Heenan made objections 10
| the ground, saying that il was not according
| to agreement, but as many had come 80 tar
/ TO see toe hight he would waive objections and
! not disappoins them. LIST round, terrible
| lighting. iastins minutes, He.nan throwing
! Morrssey and drawing fret blood. I'd Nor
| risey thrown. Sd. Heenan thrown 4th. Both
| weak-Morrisey knocked square down by a
! blow on the under jaw from Heenan's right.
9th, 9th, 9TH and sth Hsenau thrown. 9sh.
botn lighting wildly and very much confused
ieii side by side. loth. Heenan down llth.
Morr'sey very ~eak--carried to the scratch
neehan goes a!ore-a terrible roand-Heenan
iaIs ia'nt'n-. l2tt. Ho:riscy carried to scratch
-Heenan too iant, failed 10 come 10 time
battle declared won by Morris. ay
All the rounds were fought in - minutes
BON iieenan and Morrissey were very badly
cut ana were oroughtaway on bads. The fight
was witnessed by between 1000 and 5000 pco-
pie. Ne disturbances among the spectators
Savannah, Oct. 2o.
There were deaths to-day, but .aone ot them
| from fever.
Newark, \. :, Oct, 20.
The synod oil New York ami New Jersey ia
10 session al the Second Preshs tegi an charch.
Rev Dr. Hatfield OF New York has beer cho.
sen Moderator. and Rev. o. n. johnson, thinner
j. Crostn, Clerks. t.
| The synod viii coalinue in So ,sion several
days. IL smbrsces The nine pr esbytcr.es OF
New 4 OK, the three OF Hudson, Long Island
ana North River; the Attn OF Brooklyn Rocka-
way ana hontroso. II has 2a6 ministers and
1856 churches each entitled to a delegate.
/ Ia-.a New 0rlsans Oct 20