The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-24

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form Of the press laws.
The monthly returns of the Bank Of France
show an increase in cash Of 6,76O.OO0 francs.
1t was reported 10 Paris that France had mo-
tilted the Porte that she does does not intend
to treat the Suez Canal affair - political ques-
tioQ. II
The Paris Bourse.-On Friday the article 10
the M0niseur sent rents down TO 6Sf ACC, but
vague rum0r subsequently, was current that
treaty Of peace was sgned, and the rents i'm
proved to 68f COG. s8ss4 sigH3 .
letter from Paris, published in the lnde-
pendencs Beige, says the Emperor Of France
made peace merely for the purpose OF putting
down the naval supremacy OF En2land, and I'M
less she submits quietly there must be war.
King Victor Emanuel received the Tuscrn
delegation on the Sd inst. "a reply to their
addresses he thanked them for their expressed
wish for annexation, but said It's eccomplishmept
can only take place BY the negotiations which
are about to begin on the affairs Of Italy. He
Powers. and hoped that Europe would not refuse
TO practice toward Tuscany that work OF re-
dressing erie vances which it, under less favor.
able circumstances, practices toward Greece,
/ Belgium and the Danubian principalities.
The vote in Parma on the annex alton 10 Pied.
mont resulted in its yor by 5000 against 500
votes.
/ The Paris journals praise Victor's speech to
the Tuscan delegation, and conclude that il il
almost certain that q Congress will assemble.
The French Ambassador at Florence has been
i recalled,
/ A new Sandman loan Of five millions Of dol
| lars was expected 70 be soon announced.
The Central Association Of the Master Build
ers II London had determined to declare all
i their yards open to workmen on the 18th inst,
provided the workmen abide by the declaration
/ against trade combinations. This it was pre-
sumcd would scarcely alter the situation q
affairs.