The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

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i a dispatch from Zarich states that CeNne
1 Colorado was stiII alive, but 20 hopes vere sa
4 tertained of bis recovery. - II
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1 Nr ~ flraa Paul d esraehAak, fAs ex.Loadehi
/ Bankers, have bees n ieased b. . pafdeatof The
4 sndening four years DC penal servituda. TIA y
The 6rst battalion of the military train for
China. are under orders 70 depart BY the ovef-
/ and route. sasNlsAaf14a ASns AAs 91 tal Es9 Il
l The sssike among tho bull lars consiesv tell
\ ipg seriously agAipst men rho remained Als.
I They have resolved 10 appeal 70 The public for
| did ID supporting their familisa Recent retsrns
shos IN excessive nofsslay smOng the fAmtliss
| 6fs The unemployed operatives. ard shers ~
Teasoa g fear that many vii perish from cant
and disease.
P.rllamsn. b.. been nprorosued to DscenSer
18th. ~ 4a ziaT' #iAsw ssa4 saAap 4
| The Paris correspesdenss Of Ahss Loadsa
journals indulge in elOomy forehedings. 80 y
| The correspondent Of the Herald states plainly
| that the impression has gsined ground that y
rupture bet scen FsAuce and Roelaud h tniusDt..
ERANcE.--The Paris Conslitusioanei. il eA
article BY the senior editor replying to the a.
sertions Of the English press, that the policy 81
the9 Emperor had left rtatc Of political iucev9
tiiudssin Europe, ssascs What the aisDaof The
8mperor RS IN lhe bfgtnniDg conpAresit viih
the advantages gained. and accuses the English
journals Of Inconsistency. ssH I9,fga f.a
Several of the proyiDcial journals have pab-,
|tlished simultaneously violent articles against
England, which are known 70 have been sup
rlied BY governments Official, In these Eng
land 10 warned that an hour Of trial approaches
which may put an end to her greatness forever.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Her
aid, on ttS other hand. repeats the statement
formerly made, That the preparations By FraDce
are suspended. .s 1890 .5F sr..,.f5ys
L lnundations have recently occurred ii the
south Of France, sDd have caused much damage
General Reds,sso md Dr. L.nd.e.e have irr re-
turned q France under the amnesty declared
|, 'srArs.-At Madrid, % ,he "a, the Govern>
nlent announced 70 The Cortes that was geing
| 70 begin war with Morocco, which vas received
With great enthusiasm. All the political parties
onefedt to support III Ministry. and the DsHs- 4,
papers express the same patriotic feeling. s,4, I,
0Donnell announced 70 the Spanish Costes
that the Government. had ordered the Spanish
Representative e TAngiers % take bis depars--
ture. ~ ..ss as .s.st. /.
4 The correspondent of the Oshograf. Of The
2Sd announces that al army for Africa is % be
organized about the middle Of next week, when
Gen O'D0nneu will leave M dfid 4,
Il Madrid. Oct. 24.-H j. reported that the Min,
listers stated that they would not have recoures
TO loan, and accounts from different parts Of
| Spain continue TO speak Of great preparations
Tor war. Troops are collecting 10 every part,
destined for Africa. .F:ss 80 INV.
A Paris despatch eiates that Paris letter 10
| Le Nord ASSERTS that Lord Palmerston has de-
| clared to the French Ambassador that England
| would not suffer Spain to occupy both sides 81
the straits, and will oppose 1t BY force. 5as.s
The English Cabinet, it il said win make the
question European one. ss.f..
The London Times Is Of the opinion that any
| danger 10 Europe Or the British possession oi
| Gibraltar from the Spanish enterprise against
! Morocco 10 absurd, but 40 attack by France on
| ths Independence Of Morocco and an attempt
TO annex It to Algeria would justify the ssrong.
est remonstrances in behalf Of Europe. NJ.
The London Daily News thinks that the a.
lance Of France and Spain against Morocco, OF
At any rate war smultane oulJ threatened By
both pow.rs, - By 20 means reassuring 70 Great
/ Britain. ss.
The London Times, Paris correspondent . u
that the conversation between Lord Palmcrston
! .na m. French Amhs.s.hor :. -eno, ,s. II Il .
T. Monde caused ,nncb sTo,;on 4 pr. mi. Nh,
/ The French Government had asser,ed mi l,
1 would not change Id policy q records No.
rocco. sleta ~ lAls'df 'sss'sa7' "4'''o
Snain had repeattd III d;s. s.vow.f or rth...lm IL. .m.
I bitious project attributed 10 her. - 2 sFfa17l
- The Paris correspondent 81 he London N, w, ,
is assured that u. Mun had sent j dispatch, Ia
say that England a. ionrer onnosed ths1er1.,
| diiion a.einss Norrocco. f17ff ffT 1re1l
IrAIY.-It Is reported ii Turin. that N
Csrnnda viii soon M sncceed.d X, Come
Csvour il the miuistry u fo, e;sn .if.;I. s'S''
i The Pope returned to Rome on the aO,h III
The reports OF iistuft,ances 4 P.ler.no ~ IN,
i confirmed. The confics h~can - az On IA
lasted tili the 4, IL 3asIiara. near Pale,mo-
.Qaet vas restoring, but Palermo ~as stin ID !
Il state Of siece. M kslfRz A1T 80 -
French ambassador I, was sta,ed thst the ordAii.
bances granting adminislration reforms ars
i ready. and will soon be nublished. ~. AZ -
RussrA, -Thc rs snorts III .he INTENDED ,ddnn,. nn,.r
viev bet tbe Ennerors II Rn.si. ana An
tria are unfounded ''sst'q7'a'sa III s5s7ahl
w BsussIA.-Great preparations were Iaakina
| in Germany FOR Ire Scbiiien festival 7asa771
/ The Prussian Minister Of Police, has refused
20 allow the projected torch Tight proc ession at
Berlin. A Democratic asnonstrasion was ie4.r--
4 ful.
! aornocco.- -, ~.s spte,sd sha. he Spanish
i forces would attack ~ sea. aud land. and after
-. 4 - J. ~ ~ =. = -l'i'' ss-t A@'>.-s
SaIas occupy Ietr'An ana IanXlers ,.e.asIs
The french expedltiorary corps was ready g
take sne ue'0 ~ y statea sbat tne Frencn soi'
oaefs TAKEN prisoners On me Sist q August
we're ai burnt aise oy the Moors, and ths
french troops were burning 70 revenge the out
rage. s51..5so. -. y. II .a.s
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