The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-15
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Baltimore, March Z.
We have the details ~ tho fosejgn news BY
the Jura:
Telcgraplic news received ID London on the
night Of the 18th, from the DanubiAn Princi
ps!ities 10 somewhat alarming.
The new President had already decreed the
union or Wallachia and Moldavia. There IL
probability Of the Turkish Austrian army march.
iLg into the Danubian Principalites 70 prevent
the Roumanians from becoming united with the
people under Prince Coma, their uHiversally
elected hospodar. France, Russia and Pied
mont will object, and England will probably sup
port Turkey and Austria.
The Bombay mail Of the 25th Of January had
arrived at Alexandra with important news from
India.
On the 18th uit tn, English campaign In
Dude ended. On the 9Th OF January ten rebel
leaders had surrendered. The Begun, with
some followers, had fed into Nepaul. Nena Sa-
bib is supposed to lead them.
Lord Clyde was on bis way to Lucknow.
All the forts we're destroyed, and 100000
stand Of arms had been surrendered.
According to the Paris correspondent Of the
London News, peremptory orders had been
given to the Chamber OF Commerce, in France,
70 abstain from giving expression to their ar
dent wishes for peace.
The London -Herald's Paris correspondent
states that the whole army Of Lyons had been
placed on Q war footing.
The Times and Daily News both report the
funds 6rmer with better feeling, At an advance
OF The market, however, was inanimate. The
discount market was unchanged.
Austria agrees to send . representative to the
Paris Conference. provided England will guar.
antee that the Italian question shall not be dis
cussed.
Halifax, March 10.
The Arabia, from Liverpool on the oath ult,
arrived here tbis forenoon. Her dates are one
week later.
Liverpool breadstufHs dull, but steady. Pro-
Visions unchanged.
Consols closed Friday at 95la954; on Satur-
day opened tai higher.
The English Government has agreed to guar.
antee per cent. on f6OO,OO0 Of the capital OF
the Atlantic Telegraph Company, which will
secure q new and superior cable the present
season.
The steamship Kangaroo, from New York,
reached Liverpool on the 25th. The news ID
interesting.
Lord Cowley, the English Ambassador at
Paris, had gone on special mission Of concili-
alton to Vienna.
The Ministers announced in Parliament on
Friday that there was reason to hope that the
Austrian and French troops would soon evacuate
Rome. These facts gave the public strong hopes
OF peace, notwithstanding the war-ke rumors.
The French funds advanced I per cent, but
the advance was subsequently nearly all lost.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had held
general meeting at which it was announced that
the Government had offered guarantee of 8
per cent. on a capital of 100000 on certain
conditions, which did not transpre.
The British Government had offered a subsidy
Of $4,000 per voyage to the Galway line.
Lord Lyons, the new British Ambassador to
the United States, sailed tor New York on the
I'D, on the steam frigate Curagoa.
st. Louis, March 9.
The overland California mail, with dates TO
the l4th ult., arrived Tonight The coach
brings no through passengers.
Fifteen thousand dollars worth of Govern
ment property was thrown overheard from the
steamer Uncle Sam, during a hurricane.
The heads of the State Medical Society had
exonerated DR.. Cole.
The Quaker Cty's passengers of Jan. 2stb,
failed to connect with the Golden Age, in con-
sequence of the inability of the steamer to
cross the Coatzacoalcos Bar, on account Of
heavy gale.
Honolulu dates of Jan. goth, have been re-
ceived. The exports of the whale products for
the year 1858 were upwards OF 10000 bbis OF
oil, and 100000 pounds OF bone-a material
increase over exports Of the year previous.
Some difficulty had occurred in the Oshkosh
Sea, growing out of the efforts of the Russian
brig Constantine to prevent the American,
French, and other vessels from whaling there
Johnson Island had been taken possession of |
BY a force from San Francisco, acting for the |
Pacific Guano Company. improvements were |
in progress with view Of shipping Gaano.
The passengers report new silver mines OPEN
ed in Arizona. Lead, copper, iron, alum, geld |
and silver ore abound in that Territory.
Reports from the ella mines continue unfa-
vorable.
Madison, Wis, March 9.
committee of the Wisconsin Legislature.
consisting of three Republicans and two Demo-
Gratis, appointed at request of Fix Gov. Bashiord
to investigate the charges of corruption prefer.
red against him in connection with disposition
OF the land grant to La Crosse Railroad Com
pahy, have made a unanimous report fully ex-
onerating Gov. b. from charges OF corruption.
and Justliying his official conduct in connection
with said grant as being highly honorable, and,
In the opinion OF the committee, directed seeIy
10 promotion OF the best interests OF the State.
Southbridge, Mass, March 10.
A great fire occurred in Southbridge this
!. IN. Turner's hotel and barn adjoining, with
40 horses, Phelps Jewelry store, Simpson, oy-
'fer saloon, and Edwards gas house, we're all
destroyed The goods in Mr.. Edwards store
we're partially damaged. Loss about $4,000.
md is partly covered by insurance.
Washington, March TO-
GEORGE w. Jones has declined the mission to
Jew Grenada.
New York, March 10.
ihere were exciting rumors last night to the
ffect that the Quarantine buildings were to be
urned. Superintendent Tallmadce. with a de. |
achment of Police, went down to the Island
emainiDg there all night, and large force was
ept IN reserve at the Station House in this
lty. There was no disturbance however.
New Orleans, March 9.
Vera Cruz Was in state of seige and excite.
lent.
The watchword of Miramon's army was Iii. o
erty or DEATH"
The Express from the Capital, intended for 8
ennessee, was detained by Miramon to conceal
is movements. I
Augusta, Ga, March TO-
Many rumors are attoat about seizure and re
rrest OF the Wanderers Africans. Bloody re-
uts are feared. .
Washington, March 10.
Inc senate to day confirmed nomination Of
lenry Whalon as Collector of Erie. Pa; JIM. =
an oieve as District Attorney tor Washington
errltory, and Andrew J. Thayer as Distric,
attorney for Oregon.
Judge Holt had not to day resigned the Office
commissioner OF Patents. Had he done 40 n
lille the Senate was in session there would =
ave been legal necessity for the immediate
prominent OF his successor, for which the
resident is not yet prepared.
tIribune Correspondence.
Inc vacant office OF Commissioner of Patents
as been offered to Mr.. Hughes, ex-member of l!
ongress from Indiana.
uov. Denver, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
as resigned: and will return to California
OF. Mix, Chief Clerk Of the Indian Department
spoken of as his successor.
The Herald correspondent says the Senate
esterday confirmed the following appoint-
tents:
y. w. Bradley and Z. A. Roberts ras;d;nr in