The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-24
TELEGRAPHIC.
Al NeN York. Nav l6.

BunAlO, and Jailed from their operators D
being on hand on stsse iineeia
, The steamers Weses and Borussia, fro
Southampton the Sd inst, arrived last eve.
The Pacific and New York arrived out Apl
I, SOth, and the Canada Nayt2d.
The details Of the, earlier movements Of Il
begerent armies Is. they approached eae
other on the plains " Piedmont are thus Il
exclusively derived from telegraphic del
patches.
vienna, THURsDAY-News from the seat ,
war must be received with considerable reeery,
! but there 10 reason to believe that 4 division
commenced operations yesterday. One division
under General Pogei, probably advanced frou
PlAcenza and another, under General Won Benz
deck. probably crossed the Ticino at Pa,ia.-
General Durield crossed the bridge OF Baif4lor
and met with little or no resistance. The div
sion under General Baron Reitchard probsbl
crossed the Ticino BY means Of . pontoo
bridge.
TURIN, IHURsDAY-The steamer which ar
rived at Genoa IN the 9th brought proclama
ton TO the Tuscan army inviting il to await III,
signal OF war and to advance in ). compact bod,
| Of $4,000 men to reinforce Piedmont simi
lar proclamation had been addressed 10 th,
troops in the Romagna.
| TURIN, FRiDAY.-Generals Canrobert and
Mel have arrived here and gone to Join thu
King.
The Decentralization of French troops q,
| Genoa continues.
A considerable part of the division Of the
alps - ehcamped at Susa in Piedmont.
Inc Austfians are concentrating In prea,
masses ~ fiacenza, where proclamation has
been issued by an Austrian Commissioner En-.
| traOrdnary. EI7 80
TURIN, SUNDAY EvE.-The following official
bui.eiin has been published .-2Ou Au-trians &C.
cupy Montara, and 4UU infantry aud 50 cavalry.
hontara.
No movement has been made towards Yer
sill.
Ihe Austrians in large numbers have Quilted
riacehza and proclaimed a statement OF Siege.
ihey appear 10 have concentrated their forces
Oh the lett bank OF the Po
General Ronarp died ON Saturday last At Susa
81 an attack OF Apopexy.
VIENNA, FRIDAY EvE.--In all probability
there was u sLarp action at the Teledeport. Buff
'oior', yesterday. l. Is reported that the Aus
trans, after considerable loss, took il at the
point OF the bayonet Il is said that Montara
had en- taken to-day
vIExNA, SUNDAY.-The Austrians have occu.
pied latra, Paienza aud Aroma. on the L.oo
Aaggiore, the Sardnians relreatlng on their
approach.
The telegraph wires to Switzerland have been
cut BY the Austrians.
Turn, Saturday 2 P. M.-The Corps de Ar
mic which entered Piedmont by Bravellona.
consists OF 20 hattallons and batteries OF can
hon. AT 1880 this morning the advance posts
we're at Vespoiita III the province OF Novara.
aho a stsll more numerous corps de armie is on
the march from Visevaro to Mortava.
TURN, Saturday evening The following off,
ciai bulletin has been published: The Aus
II
in large bodies to Mortaria.
Gen. Mcmahon has arrived ut Genoa.
Troops have quilted Genoa en- route for Al
Turin, May lst.--There is a considerable
movement OF troops to Aexandria. The King
has gone to take command.
The Austrians are in Novara in force and also
1t Pavia.
The French infantry and artillery continue
70 arrive. No decisive movement has vet been
made.
The London stock exchange did large bust
ness on Monday, although the transfer Offices
u the Bank we're closed for the half yearly
balance. Prices were wide, although there was
resh news from the seat Of war.
Consois closed at s9zaSo4.
There were no more failures in the stock ex-
change on Monday.
London Corn Market, May 2d.-There was q |
resh increase OF q, making . total rise of l2s |
ince Monday last.
Liverpool Breadstuffs, May 2d-Richardson. |
'pehce q 20. report Breadstuffs buoyant, with a |
arge speculative enquiry. All qualities had |
considerably advanced, but owing TO the unset |
led and excited state of the market it is i'm
ossioie to give quotations. r., S. L. Co. say
nat provisions have generally advanced, but i
uo'a'lohs are nominal. The speculative feel
~ continued. Rice buoyant and holders de-
'Aho'hg an advance. Sugar buoyant and ad
anced sdals. Tsliow held q. 6oA6ls. Lard
uoyant and holders demand an advance.
The particulars OF the loss of the shin Pomo-
q are published. She had 375 passengers and |
crew OF OF men. II OF the former are re-
orted saved and 30 OF the latter The rest
ere dro"ned. The ship sunk in nine fathoms
! water. The list OF survivors; Crew
lathew Tees, Bartholomew Riley, John Raber.
tephen Kelly, Sd mate, Richard Long boat
vain. PAssensers-Michael Motarity. John
NTH, Richard Enmt, Thos, Barnes, Thos.
oroon, John Sullivan, Harris Miil.rd, Rudolph
morn, Jeremiah Williams, Geo. Melville, Geo.
ott, John Rogers, Chas. Jackson, Charles
thompson, james West, WIN. Murphy, John
cCorm'ck. John Meeham, passengers cook.
~ Louisville, May is.
Thomas II. Hall has been nominated 10 Cam
Fess oy the Democracy vi the 7sh DISTRICT
All, IN accepting, maint aimed the right o, the
'uln 10 take her property to the Territories
iarr the Dfed Scott decision, but declared
'a'hst the interference oi Congress to estsb-
N, ptohlolt, or protect slavery.
A.. 81. Louis, May Is.
Inc steamers Monohgaheia aud Ediubury
oored on the Illinois shore opposite this CIV.
gre oarht 70 tue waters edge nj 3 O'Clock tins /
IA Ia. \
o'"Hs. i'e loss Is estimated At S3S,uun-
s"'eo iof tzo,ooo ~ Pittsourg offices. There
IS no freight on either boat.
St. Louis, May IA.
santa Re mail with dates 10 The 25th has
ached Independence, three overland mails by I
e central route are missing I
Advces from Pixies Peak are discour,o;no /
It no falling of Of emigration.
Cincinnati, May l6.
a nre az O'Clock Sunday morning Kimple & ,
eeos pla'ning machfnes Race street totally de.
royed, loss $1,000, insured 5000; Schooley
Co.. refrergtor Mannfactory, loss Sln.uOo J
surance 5000; VIM. Nahor, chair mann.
Glory, loss $1,000, no Insurance. About IL | :
idings we're burned in all, and several Others
maged, fifteen or twenty families burned out.
tai loss about 10000.
- New York, May ID. 4
The Italians have called a meeting for IN.
brow evening 10 express sympathy for their
untry. The call says Italy has emula,ed her
ar cry, that cry has come TO US and we p.l-
lsting With JOY have. exclaimed "alli Rescossa
Italia" Italians the hour so long expected
come-let US 6y to assist the cause Of our y
untry.
Dispatches received at Washington from
mister Mclean announce that be has arranged :
basis OF OF treaty with Mexico by which q
right OF way frem Rio Graade 20 Gaysnias
secured and the neutrality OF the Thaunterec !
ihe State Department has further in.lliyence
I'M Gov Cumming of Utah. he repudiates the
~ ascrihed to him OF atiiiation with the Nor.
ms and says IL is an artiui dodge Of his
ennis to injure him with the Administration 9
thereby bring about his removal =
ST. Louis, May l6.
The overland mail with dates to the 22d ar
ed to-day.
Land slide had occurred at Monte Christie, n
led four persons and suspending mining op.
ltiOns and doing considerable damage.
The legislature failed y provide for the
1000 old bonds still outstanding, notwith-
nding the people desire to pay eyery dollar u