The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-29

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Inc nIss.xnl Ambassadors ~ 1on1on, fars,
Berlin and vienna had been summoned, 0y tel
egraph, 20 meet the emperor Alexander, q
Warsaw, On the Ioth. be
Ine Emperor was expected 20 arrive ~ Odessa
On the lHn. EE .E .a s \
y Is stated that notwithstanding the capture
OF Shamyl, the Caucassins is far from being en-
tirely su0dued. s44 ,ss.a.s.. gs.s.4a
The Invaifde Russo says that the m ountsin-
GERS have another chief not less Intrepid and
fanatlcai than Schamyi, and who may still resist
for one or two winters. The Russian army 10
the Caucassins consists Of $4,000 men. MS
a variety of ramors 70 the eject that Austria
positively declines TO sign the treaty Of peace,
II It y not IN accordance with the preminaries
Of Villa Franco. that Austria desires 70 protract
negotiations till the spring, when she viii COM
mence the war; that Austria undertakes to
guarantee 70 the Pope the conversation Of his
temporal power in the legations; and others Of
like nature we're current, and must be taken
for what they are worth. On the other hand
there are statements that the signing of the
treaty OF Zurich was hourly expected. and that
the representatives Of the Powers would after
wards meet in Congress. fs
The Paris Constitutional of the 14th publishes
an article, signed by Secretary Bofrihace, sta
ting that the only question to be settled at Zu-
rich, Is the Lombard debt; the contracting
powers being agreed on all other points. The
early signature of the treaty is expected, and
the questions not settled at the Conference will
pc submitted to Congress, the assembling Of
which all the European powers are agreed upon.
The London Times Paris correspondent cor
roboratea the statement from Zurich that the
French government had demanded an indemui-
y from Piedmont for the expenses Of the late
war. Also the payment Of arrears of pensions
in connection with the first Empiror due from
Lombardo> Venitian Monte Fund. The cores
pendent looks upon il that these demands have
been made knowing. the limited finances Of |
Sardinia, with an otjsot Of obtaining cession Of
the provinces of Savoy and Nice to France.
!. A pidgeon shooting match, England ". Amer
lea, Mr.. King Of Indiana representing America.
and Mr.. IRENE Of Hampshire, England, was
commenced at New Market on the l4th, Mr.
Frene killing 80 birds out Of the FIRST so, while
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have q declining tendency. The quotations for 3
all qualities are slightly lower than those OF !
Tuesday. II
II. s. 4 Co. report Flour declining. the ad- {
rance reported by the Anglo Saxon having been a
ost. American 22s 6da23s per Dbl Wheat {
'lso lower, the previous advance being lost.-i
Red 90 3da9s Cd; White 9s 9dalls per GENITAL v
IF 100 lbs. Corn is also lower; Yellow 6sa6s q
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A number Of the papers broueh, from The j
nsurcapt,s C.mn - Harna.,s Ta.ss sA sne
ession q me uovesnmens, will De published in \
igned John Smith, in the handwriting Of one Of !.
he sons Of Brown, and endorsed in that Of the 2