The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-16
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FsAnca.--lThaM AmesScAn sse1el AAriasia, aa.fh
uhidh came y eelli.ioa yish sas s,esgss Lyca,
a 1ais, was captured 10 the Gulf Of Spezxia ky'a
French war steamer ana taken baek 10 MAsseiE i41
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i. VAS reported shas Gen. cAasgAsnlr xousa .-s4i
return 10 Frauce. esaAaTss#g - sssd~ at4sd @H
i a Psspossea y divide the smsisa sh.alsasasl
Military dePartpe.ss: to be cppmeldaav ~ .,aea,
y, y being entertained by the FishcR OSstfA- ,yAs
rnent 80 asAHt ~ safaa iAIrsg eSi vi bgapsitg
Serious disssrbassss tsok Fs.e4ass .HkMas6aA
on the esssiaet 81 sshs 2Sshs dsomM SesenaAA- Il
having been Set Of n hoDor Of ths. .mpfEisGe .pf
IsAe Princesa Royal. A great crowd gathered
is shS streets and scon evnced riotOuk dhp0t frsEa
siiioi n.y. shsosing stones aLars bhcdtes ofsmssr
Costsbnlssy md Police attempted, IA restprea ,sr
1sses sus we're s,saed With missiet EpaIy ~ v
Mayor had to read the riot act and dae06k meagrsda
sures to ssppssss the asoh u aivhiehshsncsssapysH
cd aflef sSms srOubs, and BY mid Night ithaA, v,,
! had assumed i. wonted qaietness Na@ereps s,s,
arrests Of the rioters we're made. 's ss1n s'as-,y
The other news BY this arrival p0sseteee eoSsssv
feature Of specao jnpossancc. 4aa ysa II - aaHito4
Lisfrpool Jsn. Cotton, sRee the depsr.s .5,,s
tore 81 the Arabia, has been moderately active, N
but operators have exercised more tfan 6rdi- tpsai
nary caution The market closed isN evening saiai
with hrniupward tendency and ths sn1atieas Rpysa
generally are pat ap fully I'd per lhsdSapcs ON
~ rates current q the sailing Of the sss Gun:
Flour and Wheat dull but 6sm g,seI saess asaaa a.
maDded ~ N@ sN
The Queen Mother Of Dude died n r.ri. % ,"'
The further details developed N yessrd tOlsssilo
the recens atsempt to assassnats shss Enpes q, 10
Napoleon arc uninteressDg. ra !. ~ h.-..,.
N The gratulatory address of she army Of Paris
to the Emper0r-Even had the oSi0us attesnp1 SSsai
succeeded, 10 would have ovevshsoss the aAl nj
Enpise.p We .heuld have cried, -Ihs Bon posos, A..
Napoleon is deai-long live ths FEpperprt Ma
Pelscp ~, strong II the Constitution ald
Laws We should haze ut once IptOtfSfntd sa1oH
the Rrncc.ia Heneetossh the Nspelspn cufussIrS nm
reign oyer Ftance. Owl prayer. AND issE b,s4J
Th{ Paris corresponden. If me r, r,mss ts u srs y
formed that Gen. Chnr garniefis Il about ~ Fogssasss
low the exampls ofaGsa. Eamonciess, nd ss.i rsdF
turn 10 France, - MI .. go -
The Paris correspondent Of the London Post
believes that Il has been decided 10 divide lAa@Ss
France into four military epars rnents Wish de-. a. 3
puties In the event ei the EnpefOe beiug ,,,,..
taken away BY fatality FrsRce will 6nd mate
rial for maintaining order. Il Is anticipated ~
.hat the Generals most devotedso The EmpeIor9 'hA
will ltaKe cUnmand Oi sbese Dvisoas. .sHSF ssaI tat
BEL0aTA--Ghs Belgian Gevsspnsnt has pss,. ,..
~ was lntima,ed in the Monteur, any intention IN,
Of altering its laws IN respect TO E0reign OUT '''
rage and would content itself with prosecuting syaa
the two spapeTs ledrapeAn and LacsOcesilo
COL Cnadraa.o Who was ordered % -ans .Rsl- !, \,
GUM was about 70 sail 70 the United States.
lNWA-The further details Of the Indian 1ews - w
brought out BY the Arabia, contains some stI g s1A
w Sir James Outram resaiDed a. OIsu,bAueh 800,
with 1000 men. II was said that the rebels
we're threatening to rttacN his position. '"a 's7aa
Sir Colin Cp"pocr was going 70 Rsstesfn1.s gsdT
grant was marching towards ii.
cnrSA.-The Paris correspondent Of tRso'a on
Times says that besides the screw ste1merRoaneL sis
which IS preparing 70 sa for china Rahtsoops snsS
'o the number Of TOO on the 18th .IsArpary,1a ,f.
orders have been given 70 prepare two more - !NH
transports for the same destnatfou @SnS s~sa"a "MH
N sy'' y''-' Boston. rebs. ~, Ii. i.Aa'' w.
The steamship Canada sailed 'at M oc'ciock -sna
to day for Liverpool via Halifax with IA passen- yraal
ger gers ior llatta< and a for LivespOo! spds.lQ, ~
:. IN ------------ 49, bsassts
Nrv AoaE.oy Rosskkr tsr ! Wo4Ax---LAts. .ra..,
on Ihursday night. as Mr. Jacob Bott AK No.
aa;r
street, near Bro0tne, he WIS aOsosseac aweai si
man Who urged him 80 nccompAay has kepsy-s ,..a,
nh. nS. ssiasea ~ q q polite panper M Psssib, yir
and begged of him to 10 Win her presentsra asn
ing herself very lonely ana BADLY xpus sGsm Es~
company. M. b. Mai declined shs ones. and - u
started homeward, when he suddenly discover s.
90 that bis pocket had been picked of pocket ao1
book containing Sls 90 in bank bi,ls S sves<s i4Ai
CON- one promissosy noss dsaws By 0sssgeN.,aa s.w
LAwrence Tor $4sa %. due Feb. 10 1855, in. r..a,
aarsea %sy y hsys B.o'.ef o9s shess 9p .hss y,
one small gold ring with red setting 1a o.
the valas 0f *A0N Believing the ws1an - lbs4s syia
the thel Mr. Bossseised her, and s%llps Hp1a N. ..t
oilesr Reynolds Of the Eighth precinct, gave
her ipto custody. Upon reaching the Station eSiSf
House. the wonSAns DhG gave hor na1e sAa Mss- SpHs
garet Gallagher, Vas searched and the, ,geldring
found upon her 6nger-the rest Of the proper. s'~'
~ having been dropped IA the street, ofpsseda asss
away in some manner. The olacss sManpssa aasilas
ss..S ssVs1 D91 AusUDN - 80 k4~E&4 .Ba@A
h,m u he would let her alone she voad take il 4
on Margaret then took Of the ring, and, put
ting 1t into her mouth, swallowed II l x6 IN aarl-s
stanss with view Of destroying shesevidenSe siu7s
81 her gait Yesterday mosaing Aaaeas>s gae .yns =,
before Justice Quackenbush, At the
Jefferson Market Police Court, and committed @Na@SA
% prison for trial In default of $200O.TM .H Las
Tribune, Jan SO.laAi4 e sstnl, asaatauasJ ss sraf
THE .FlxAL, ESD,r-Mr. Bschsnan, In lhis '
late Special Message, declares that The Adfnis. 49,
sion Of Kansas would pug Anal SndssyO Jhsaayfs7s
Slavery agitation We should likerso haev hemass
" final end ~ in any mAserial fNepscs ual. hit.s
ierent from an ordinary end because. the.
Democrats have told that every ns asuse R@ss ~
they have cohcocfed for the lass Ss ayesrssla haH
would put an "end" to this same savesvssai.s yltrx
tatson; and the end j. not yet.
a \" Old Buck !" 10 wofally mistaken. The "a ts~
mlss,on Of Kansas with TIE Lecompson C0ussi- srcA
tuition would vet put 6nAl end 20 ~ ssvery y II
agitation. lt will pat . . Eual and ~ to The n.
Democratic party, though; and f the Prssi.
dent were not the inevitable terniina- #@iA5
ton Of his political life, Il would putai'saaal asi ~
en-" 70 AsM. .4Aasa fvFs7H ny sfAaaaa stt NJ IT,
n PAasox BaowxLov - Nv Or.rxxs --YS,. - ssi
son Hrownlow recently delivered Iecture on ttnpea
slavery, o Mes UsleAnA. Gsom UAish - aeapl IN
The Sosiheru portion Of the Methodist Church 80
waa doing more for the temporal aud SteSnaI HNsssg
welfare Of the Negro thau IN tNo sfFSeAxv1 N 10
shrieksrs out OF hell ttAs pious Ahsios,irea. yht