The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-06-07

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Late Foreign Items..Saase Of Affair
I'm ssOme.
A late letter from Rome saws that the Pope
has sent all the political prisoners TO Anc0nx.
Hi- Holiness is both gresed sIl irritst-d 1t all
that Is gong on IN l,Ry, nor can he bs cslmed
nv all tie assur rances that the Emperor OF the
French gives LIN. TIE Duke o. Grammont
has, however, ohIain.d d ir III HIS Holiness his
word oil honor that he will not stt-mpt 10 ps-
cape iorM Ro,ne, anu III rr,uin the Freuch Gov
er,n-nt has guaranteed tranq .lility aud order 10
he E,. rnnl CITY.
In the provinces the case is different, and the
people may be said TO be pretty much their own
masi.rs; as tor the native troops, they are
breaking up b. direction and many leave 10
take service uuier tnr Piedmonlese coiors.-
The Fope ASKED Spain not long ago 10 send
troops 70 The Romagna TO r.p!ace the Germans
ani French. But the government Of Madrid
reqn sied to be excused, aud dsapproveu the
project.
On Easter Sunday. after the benediction given
10 the people and the French and Pont,fcal
trocps, groups assembled round General Coy on
and the Due de Grammont, greeting them with
cries oi Long live France !" sLung live the
Empeto !" Long live Italy," On the iol :
loving ming tie Manifestations were re
new. in front oi tn. palace OF the Due de Gram
mont.
Letters from Ancona mentio the arrival ol
5000 Ausiridns IN that town.
There are rumurs that the Pope is virtually q
prisoner in Rome, he having wished 10 escape
20 Frrrafa, but having been politely informed by
General Go,o that 1t he WAS not satisfied with
the Frencn protection at Rome the French Gov
ernment won be happy TO pro eet shim either
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interest that he should trust himself 10 Austrian
basonets.
The rnmor was all over Paris that, in addition
to the Tuscan Duke running off TO Bologna, Pho
Nino had made similar attempt, his project be.
ing 10 gam Vienna but the French garrison
had i.ld an embargo on him, and he is not al
lowed TO quite the capital.
ATTITUDE or SPAIN.
In the Chamber OF Dtpu les both NJ. Olozago
and Gonzales Bravo spoke in support OF the
government bill tor,increasng IN, army to loo,
900 men. The latter suggested that some thing
ought also TO be done tor the navy. Marsha
ODonnell, in answer 70 question of Olozaga,
said that he calculated for the expense Of rais-
ing, eqaipping and maint aiming the force added
TO the army would be for the present year sbou!
SO, 900, 0u0 reals. He then said: :
Spain is now in peace and harmony with all
the nations Of Europe, and there is no danger
that peace will be interrupted. But q grave
event has occurred in Europe, and can we re-
main Indifferent and without preparation, al
though, as has been said, the intention o
the government is 10 maintain this stricles
neutrality? We demand the necessary mean.
for causing thar neutrality 10 be respected anC
tor preparing for eventual.ties The Empel Of
OF the French has addressed circular 10 all tn.
governments, in which he declares that ne h.,
no idea OF conquest The qaestion being thu.
reduced 10 war in Italy, the force winch w
ask for is sufficient to provide for the complies
tionS which may arise. The army, by call.n.
ont 10000 men OF the reserve. could put on
war footing 10000 men. aud 10 case OF need
by calling out new contingent OF $4,000 men
We should have an army Of $4,000 which
would assnrediy be sufficient 10 MAINTAIN ou
Independence and the integrity Of the terri
tory. The government knows well that n,
power will come TO attack our nationality il
The Peninsula; but there may be some OH,
which il disposed to take Advantage Of the op
portunty 10 possess itse Of our islands il
America. he government accordingly is pre-
pairing efficeciou-ly y-acIitihg IN accord with tn
Parmment-to carry resources wherever the
may be needed. Ole word more a wof,
~hich must please all good patriots. Tn
august persun now seated On the throne
more Interested than any other in the ag1ran
diz-ment 0t our nstIOn, and there is not IN ri
Spain heart more trurly Spanish than that U
ous On -n.
On division the bill VAS adopted by %
votes TO THAT Of N Rvero
A MorHkR AND SoN BuKShD To DEArH = O
49, IN. a. \.
Richmond, J-:.erson county. Ohio, kept by Nj
Joseph Cameron, po-tnr rsier. The flames -pr.a
rapidly, aud not only WAS the bu,iiing de.troy
d, but Mrs. Cameron and her ron. u young ma
some twenty years OF age. p-rishsd ~ III
flames. II appears that the lady escaped fire
| aud afterwards returned 70 The house tor he
ION, who wss Of weak mind. and had not nrry
enough 10 assist himself. She did not reiurI
and noth,ng more Wa seen ot her until her :.
mains were discovered on Tuesday, burned 70
crisp Her son's remains were also rec .ver-
10 like condition. and near the place wheI
thos. Of his mother lay.
THREE RAILROAD PAssENaARs DROWNED
La CKossE.-Wr learn IRON Nj. Thomar Dr4r
ming, pilot Of the Northern Belle, that last Tue
day morning. abont 5 o'clock, as tive pa-sel
gers who came IN on the La Crosse Ra,ltos,
were attempting 70 pass irom the depot to II
town m sklfi. The boat upset, three o, the
were drowned and two rescued. We did u,
learn their natnes. A high wind WAS blD~ing
the time, which was the direct cause Ot the ca
lamity. The indirect Cause was the impatient
Of the passengers TO get 10 the town before n
large boat provided by the company 70 conve
PASSENGERS was ready 70 20 over.-GalenA Al
| veFtiser.
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FINE IN 1ARrFokD. Quite . serious ire Oc
CURED in Hartford, IN tins county. on Wedne,
day night Of last week. The Steam Mil. o~ns
bs Nr. T. Q. lie Wis, wss entirely consumed
The total loss will not fall much below tS ,OOt
There wAs 10 insura nee Warren Eagle.
HoME AaAlx.-1he lova Frontier Guart
stationed at Spirit Lake were dlsbAndsd on ID
18th list, and the !" Boonsnoro Tigers" hss
returned home. looking bale and hearty = eve
-Boons County News.