The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-17

e ~ poeo19AA B1Gned - e1.commiesi0ne
- INV WEE ~ - oaso Of Tho present.
| .ssates nshlin's Od1nbss VS. eesessd at
early hour this merning and two gol1 wasche
asd se@e cash vsrs ssolen, without avAksaial
Hoa- Nr. flsteher, otvetnor eaeee efVtrtr
- = ameae 10 recent arrivals q ~, cj5s.
New Hosk, D.. is. !
The following d the Nsva SosliAna nrarkese
I Liverpool BrrasstuiIs.--R 8 & q. ooot
| flour dull and derlined L.; sales ae 22a17s
Wheat dull and declined laad sales Of Red q
% edai0s; white - 6dalls ID; Corn quiet .,
declined Is per quarter.
Loedon Msrket-Flour very dull wheat de-
steady. %aS 81
The steamea Bremen nth BoutAsmptoa date
TO the s0th arrived this evening.
The America arrived at Liverpool and III
Bavaria arrived atsGowes ON November 28sh.
The Board Of Trade inquiry into tho loss Q
the Royal Charter Terminated on the goth. Th,
eilumny which come malignant persons are still
circulating a. TO the sobriety Of Capt. Taylor i
| rcpudiated.
fIncess Frederick William intended to prolonl
| their visit to Her Majesty till the end of ne i
week.
The Malta correspondent Of the Times an,
nounces numerous accidesls to vessels lader
With guano, il scoDseQneRce of the late severe
gales in the xediterraaean.
Henry OConnell, third mate ON the Ameri
can ship Flwing Cloud, has been committed
~ the coroner Tor Cardiff, for trial for the
wilfal murder Of Antoine Lesmochen, another
sailor, under circumstances OF great atrocity.
The Times says the French governments has
received permission from Naples, TO lay sub
marine cable from GaetA 70 Corsica The
transmission Of messages to England will be
greatly facilitated.
The Times Calcntta correspondent saye;
Reports, one Of them official, announcing the
death Of the Nena, have been received It Cal.
cuitA from KALAMAZOO. They are notbelieved.
According to the latest accounts, he was
lesyng recruits on the frontier, and threaten
ing to annihilate Lucknow He has about G, 900
men with him.
The Herald says battery, commenced on
HoIbleur go as to command The entrance of
the Seine, is completed.
The Bank Of Barcelona has offered the Spans
ISL Government an advance Of 5000. 600 reals
without interest for all the time the war With
Morocco might last.
\ correspondent Of the Morning Post says
Anstria still holds against the terms proposed
BY France and supported By England tor going
la,o Congress-
The Piedmonteee Gazette publishes the text
Of the treaty between Austria, France and Sar.
dssnia. but they contain nothing more than is al.
ready known from the circulars published.
letter from Parma in the Milan Gazette
coavckcd. 1t adds that the people are loud in
demanding the retvrn of Garribaldi.
PRUSSIA, Berlin, Nov. 29.-Baron Wilkin
sbitesmon, the minister Of the Eiector OF Hesse
at Berlin has received orders TO proceed to
Dresden for the present -
The Prussan minister at Cousel has gone on
leave to Berlin.
A formal call Of the ex.Minislers, by their
respective governments, has not yet taken
place.
According 10 Information received here the
difficulties be, Seen France and Austria, raised
By the delegation OF Central Italy to Buondu-
c aupagne, are not removed.
A letter from Berlin says the elective force
OF the Prussian army has again been reduced
PARIS, Nov. 27.-A semi official Partisan cor.
respondent asserts that the letters OF invitation
to the Congress will be sent out on The 2Sth to
the different Powers and that the Congress. will
most likely assemble towards the end of De>
cembef.
Madrid, 26.-Yesterdsy, more than 1000
Moors attacked, for the third time, the Redoubt
before Cernlla, and we're repulsed. Their defeat
was complete. The Spanish troops showed
greet bravery during this engagement.
The extraordinary corps de armie is crossing
the straits. .ff-Ie18 rs
Regiments have dsembarked at Centa.
Paris, 2S-l, is now asserted that the letters
OF convocaton to the Congress-, will not be
sent out before to morrow. -s
Court Walewski and Prince Mat;ernch had
an interview to day.
TURIN, .2S.-The Piedmontese Government
has received no communication intimating the
opposition OF Austria to the Congress on account
OF the nomination OF II. Buonconpagne to the
Regency OF Central Italy. -
The difficulties made BY Tuscany in the Dele
CATION of the Regency to Ii. Buoncompagne
have not yet been settled.
BERLIN, %. -Prussian Agents have left for
England in order TO inspect those places ON the
South Coast which might be suitable for his
Majesty the King to reside at during the winter
months, and made such preparations as are re.
quiste therefor. Besides the Isle of White
Dorsetshife is to be inspected.
The British Parliamen had been prorogued
till the 24th January.
The Prnssi IN Minister OF War, General BONN,
had resigned and would be succeeded by Gen.
Hermann. /
The ship Red Jacket had arrived from Mel
bourne, September 10th, with 10000 ounces of
gold.
il is cor irmed that Cardinal Antoine tie will
represent Rome in the Congress.
Reports say that prosecutions aud i'll treat
men: OF missionaries to Cochin China have taken
place. -t
The Belgium government has accepted an
offer of loan from Rothschid for the compile.
ton OF the Notifications at Antwerp.
The British emigrent ship, John end Lucy,
from Liverpool tor the Cape of Good Hope,
was wrecked near Pernambuco. Crew saved.
The steamer Eagle and a water logged, tim.
Der laden ship came in collision of the coast of
Aran. 20 passengers were drowned; balance
saved
LATEST By THE Nova ScoTIAN.-Pari>
Wednesday. The rumors of the bembardment
of Tangiers by the French caused decline in
the funds. Rents closed TOT SOC, or / below
rates.
The Vanderbilt arrived out on the 3Oth, and
the City OF Baltimore on LIST. *}
New Orleans, Dec. Is.
The Picayune's Vera Cruz correspondent
says that Lerdo had returned to the Juary
cabinet, and consents to the ratification of
McLane's treaty without alteration.
The Secretary Of the Mexican legation, Sc
nor Remora is a passenger by the Tennessee.
He left fer Washington to day.
The Courier has special advices from Browns
vile, which state that Cortinas had qnartered
the dead bodies OF the Texan troops killed ID
the late skirmish.
There WIS much excitement at San Antonio.
The Texans are fayoring Cortinas.
New York, Dec. Is
In the United States Circuit Court to-day,
Judge iagsrsoll presiding, MahonAy confessed
iuds ment 20 stealing S5oo,bo0 from the Adams
Express Company at Montgomery, Alabama.-
He viii be tried on a criminal sui; IN Mont
gomary. -..- .-..H M 40
St. Louis, Dec. Is.
Tie Leavenworth overland express, Z days
froh Pixies Peak, arrived this evening", bringing
Utah and Jefferson mails, and 5,Ou0 in dust.
Weather had been intensely cold; causing a
cessation OF mining operations.
Lead mines had been discovered 10 the moun-
tain region, the mineral being nearly pure.
The Provisional Legislature was ssill in ses-
sion.
Business WAS dull.
PoLITIcAL TALK ABOUT WIsE.--There was
some very plain talk among the epauletts at the
Charlestown execution-taik of q very interest
So, rnl.;cai fooo cha torfsfic hiundcr