The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

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49, E4sks1s Nov. %.
RI Royal Nail steamship Eorops, IRON Ii,>
t1rpcoi Oh Saturday The loth, arrived IL Halifax
\ VI ~. The Essopa's adyices, which are thsss
i1a1c 1900 49, 49, 6sseishsA. By - sssAssss
Bobemian, have bssn brought here BY me horss
express.
rho steamships Kangaroo, Ocean Qssen and
Persia. 80 arrived 90. a'ss,f
ke6 20 Zalscn ~ ne FIN Inst TS6uSo haais
sue1 sIsttsss Or iayitasiea % ~ CossSssa4 q
those powers Who eigOed she Vienna treaty ana
70 shrss ~ ths Italian rulers.
The attitude of ~ Eeglish and Fssoeb press
was daily becoming moro waflike. .
The London Tunes calls On Nspoleoo 70 put
at end % the suspenss.
The Coegrsss or Powers On the Italian ai@ J
culsies u expected ~ mest q Paris, bot ~
dase hsd bsen meneloned.
II u stated that The Emperor Napoleon bad
opposed ChsvAIisf Buoncompagns 10 assunisg
the regency Of Central Italy.
i u reported that Garribaldi he's resigned The
command Of Central Italy and has joined Tho
Sandman army.
The London Society Of Arn he'd ioasgura.sd
: monsment for great exhibitions - % held 20
London in 1861.
London Money Mafkst.-Ths bullion il The
bank q England has increased $1,000 pounds
during the week. m
Liverpool, Saturday. 49, BraadstuhTs dull hut
prices arm. Provisions dun
LATER By The EUROPA.
Latest BY telegraph 70 Qusenstown.1
Paris, Saturday formal and oGAcioi in
vitaaion viii Be sent 70 London, from she Cab
inets Of Vienna and Paris. simultaneously. The
invitation will not be identical
Y. vw.Il Al ~.
bic in Paris, while France will abstain from II :
dicating any place.
Il j. certain that A0stris, through the mcdi>
um Of Prince Ketternicl,, has protested against
the nomination OF Regent by Piedmont, -
such Regency would be cOntrsry 10 the cos :
disions Of the treaty Of peace, s.agej 8 10
rich.
Il is stated that England also had made rs-
presentations against the Regency.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times ct ~.
urday says that confidens communication Of N
important nature, has been addessed By the
Minister Of the Interior 70 al he projects Of
france, with view Of Obviasing the effect pro-
duoed in England BY the violent language OF
the French press. The Projects are Instructed
to invite such Journals 70 be more circumspect
The miaisser says that the journals while de-
tending energetically the rights OF the country.
might easily avoid offending the susceptibility
Of great people By pursuing this line Of con
duct Also, that the dignity Of the Imperial
policy may be reeoasidered with tbs inseress OF
the alliance Of France, and the maintsnancs Of
pesoo. t@st g&
Il 10 reported that Cardinal Antouelli viii re-
present the Pope ia the Congress.
GREAT BaITAIx.-The London Times. upon
the San Juan difficulty, enarges upon general
conviction that . war between America and
England Is impossible. II however saye There
are some convictions which work out their own
truth 10 practice, but there are others which
tend to their own practical refutation. We
sincerely hope that tho different readings OF the
axiom that was with England and America 10
impossible, may be an iilustsasion Of this truth.
The editorial after pointing out the import,
ance OF san Juan 70 England, and the impossi.
oillty Of the SURF, hder Of il, unless some very
different title IL brought forward from any yes
seen, concludes BY expressing much satisfaction
that the right to the Island will be cooly dis
cussed in Washington and London, while officers
on toe spot will remain statu quo. HI.
The London Herald understands that Mr.. |
Lever has again offered to charter the Great |
Eastern Tor IL months, but the proposal was |
refused without hesitation by the directors.
The Times has again disquletius on the re-
lations Of England and France -
Il complains that, in Trace, every instrae ment |
that can work public opinion, il being EN-
plcyed 10 raise violent spirit of apan ositv
and that the army is taught TO look on : war
With England az not remote. TIE Times Cannot
disaver any serious question at issue between
the two governments. and afirms that it IL in
the power OF the Emperor, alone, to put an end \,
TO the state of things daily becoming more
serisus, and If be does not do 50, there ID rea-
sonable ground for drawing gloomy inferance
from bis silence.
FRAScE.-Marquis Mostier, Ambassador to
berinc, IL transferred to Vienna vice Baron Ror-
gueney, who retres from public life. Prince
Dateur Rouverigne goes TO Berlin.
Gen. Mantardan Is named General ih chief Of
he French exped ion to China. This uou,ina,
ion is unpopular in the army. I,
Prince Metiernich has received letter of ere
leDce as Austrian Ambassador to Paris.
The warlike article in the London Times Of
he l5te had produced great sensation. The
Paris journals geDerallo say that the views oct
orth are exaggesations, and that the unfr;endly
ceiling, if any exists, il entirely owing to the
'iolence ofthe British prcss
The harbor Of FecAmp, near HAVE, IL to be
transferred into military port ard sssenei.
The Ami de Region had published letter
importing 70 be Al answer to the king OF Sar~
nia and Napoleon's recent letter. tits. how
yer, pronounced q fabrication, aud the Journal
rill be prosecuted.
dispatch from Gen. Mastinfry announces
dditional success over the Moors.
lrALr.-Parma, Medina and Roniagna, have
ehnered thanks 70 Prince Carigna, Tor naming
substitute; and informed him that they ae- !
epted with gratitude the Regency Of BuoD- 4
ampagne. /
Tho Paris Constitutional announces that the 3
rench government has recommended the cabi Z Z
ct ct Turin to annul the expedient Of the Re- 4
Vrh ;Ch - al ~
ach course would prejudice she questions,
I'D sncroach on the cempetency Of the Cons
rees. G
It s said that the Sandman congress would 9
. summoned TO meet before the assembling Of y
le congress. 9
The question Of the anne xation OF italy i. 70 9
fully discussed, and numerous addresses from \
e people Of them Duchiss viii be presented in &
der % give weight to their cause.
The government Of Bologna. had decreed that 2
ere should 90 suppression Of the inquifi D
N.
The Piedmontese Gazette publishes letter /.
om Prince Carignan to Buoucompagne in
h'ch be refers to the repeated assurances Of
Apoieon, that should be NO intervention In Z
'nsFai Italy, and says that such assurances are \
encouragement 70 the policy az the King, y
ao coplo never consent ~ let violence from =
thout. oppose the ua,ions! will. 8
orAih.-Ihe protest OF the Moorish govern O
mt against the conduct Of Spain in dcciAI ing Q
y. ispuohshsd. IL asserts that the demand or
ain ia each instance upon being conceded. !,
re followed BY Increased professions, and !.
% Aorocco protests against Spain because A
. on the accession she paid NO ss.en.ion % 4
engagements, and declared war without L.
innate notice.
LRrSsr Madrid, Nov. lS.-The corresponds
&c autographa contrAdicts the rnmor that VI
am had received diplomatic poss trsm I'm =
md relative to The Morocco EXPEDITION.
\ AfLEs--Orders have been given 10 The Ma =
aeon Embassy 70 give : passport 10 ali Id
nrn.
dispatch from varDa report. for
'en DAYS awful gales. during which is yes.
: WeFe wrecked. No further particulars.
Columbia, s. u, Nov 40.
me following resolutions were offered IN The
use TO day: $3.50 ~
Nesplsea, rnat Tbs State Of South Carolina
'eady 70 enter together With The other slave
ung states. or such - daslra rr..a,.. In