The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-17
EJUNE, l0.
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4 rs3 during 10 afls9noon as1essoiseD tvoa6s
- ssaaspiasloo ,sf .As intslIgeaaa Dssivs
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The Steamship TeutoOia arfivSo 81 eoutl
a@pto0 early On the mesninE Of The SOD.
The steGmss Nosa 6eotiA' fsachsdf L3verpol
q o'clock On the p %. ofsAhs s9ps dy.
The crew Of the ship Ben Bolt rsp4rted .
wrecked By the Ocean Queen wsfe eAvep. tn
vessel was isssred n London 6Ae ulas on
voyage from Trieste % Loadoo, aVish y oArg
shipped as Havana. .4Y III,
late telegram from Berne says The report
Of proceedings Of The Zurich Confefenee con.
linus 20 bs conRaaiceoey, bat tAesoa > ever
fessoa % believe thas ~ Sardinian plehipoten
tiary will mot anix his signAtare % any bsotoco
n favor Of the return OF the de0osed 1hlasa q
the Duchiea ~ ss
FaARcg--The kmperos remains 10 re&fs@eu
u ths Pyreness. i d rsnored thai hs vii
shortly proceed 70 Cherbourg and pay I second
visit 20 the camp q Chal0pa y +3aa&
The Paris ConasitUtional 10 q leading sfticlt
says, that the k0perof will Loyalty t0lAl hi
villa Franco Agreement tes the esseoSbtiOn Q
the former retgning princes, but if ~ shO1la
not succeed IN re-0niting the princes AID thsi
people 10 mutual accord, IL d NOT hia iitensior
70 force either the one Or the other.
ITALY-No change has taken plsce II IsalieE
affairs. 4..s
deputation from the National Aas9mbly d
Aodena has gone on . special mission 70 The
Emperor Napoleon. #u4 4t | fss544
The people OF Naples are much e4cieed il
consequences Of the high prices Of CORN
The town Of Soma has been visited by On
earthquake, causing large des,ructioI Of pro.
perty-3OO persons we're killed, and great
number injured. aAaa tssatsA
EA0LAAD-The directore Of the steamer Grsat
Eastern have declined Ar. Levers last Olfer, and
tneir original programme will b, carried oes.-
The vessel has been closed to the adm iesion Ol
the public. and il vas % leave the Thanes In Z
day or two, and be ready to lsAve for Portland,
Maine, on the 18th OF SeptemLer.
Leigh Hunt, the celebrated author. died q
London on the 2sth nlt 10 the 18th yeAr Of his
sge. @4 NJ
The Isle OF Nan has been connected BY sub
marine telegraph With England. Teltgraphic
communication with Malta has been estsblished.
= Cabinet Council, Unexpectedly summoned
Tor the 2Sth utt, had given rise % vriots spec
alations. IL wss geserally supposed thas the
meeting had reference 70 the Rru phase Of tho
Italian question. m ay. Ny
LONDON, WednssdAy.-A telegraph ffOm 70
Iicn to-day says the private Conierenee con-
nnoes. fy ..eaa-4l
Inc Times correspondent says things are
gong on % badly at Zurich rs to render dis
solution OF the Conference in few days pfoba.
bly. a congress Of War seems 70 Be tine only
TO which Austria is decidedly ops
posed and which will have a. little success q
this Conference. u.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
in letter dated eve OF 28th, says . private let
ter from Zurich 26tb, states that the lab0ss Of
tee plenipotentiariss we're goiBy on slowly, not
Aithstanding the announcement . lev days ego
that It was doubtful il any important point had
been settled whether the fault is attributable to
the plsn'poeent'aries themselves, TO the prehn-
iuaries OF the treaty o. Villa frAnca, 0r 70 The
kmperors IN not having taken into consdera.
ton in their eager anxiety 70 make peace ~
the dimcuit'es OF the negotiations, no one
knows; some people incline to the opiAion that
thls delay 70 Intentional, and the manner in
when Ar. Oe bourgerang is acting leads some
color 70 the suspicion. Gt
what the Efsnch Governmsnt viii last have
to 90 y simply te declare that u has dOne al
shat VAS morally 10 its power IN favor OF her
Proteges Or else u must dispose itself 70 impose
them on the uachies ~ intrigue 1t not BY iorcs.
Few or NO policies Of insurance had been
taken Out on the ship Great Eastern at Lloy ID,
the unoerwriters being generally unwilling 20
transact business until the completion Of the
triai TRIP. There we're some anxious % see the
s0lP out Of the Thames, but those in charge Of
Ass entertain no iears ON the subject. 30 se
1ne queen ana Royal family had gone e
ocotiano; \.
lne teseerapn'c communication between Eng
land and Malta had been re-establshed.
Lore naossock Paol'shes 10 the London Times
letter received ~ hlm from Richard u. Dana,
ot hoston, oo tne subject Of ballot 70 the Uni-
ted States Mr. Dana shows the benefit Of the
osilos system ana explains snae 10 Amer'ca q
mas oeen i0ono necessary iof security aganss
sFao0 % oePfisei y q the element q secrecy.
fRASci.-A speech oy Count de Aorrey at
me opening oi tue C00ncii general 0i the De-
paHmens 9! tne fayde Dofue, attracted con-
s'oeseo'e essent,on q is vas regarded - an
enanclauoo 81 tne sentiments of The Emperor.
me UOuns endeavoreo 70 SHOW that the
apPfenensions existing 10 England Of French
INVASION we're quite grOundiess, snd that on the
eontiafy, frame: vas very des'rous 81 cement.
lng 'ne eMeDce between sne t~o countries ano
Ss6'ne v1y WsnuiAcsusn8 ah0 coWWeEcial
WaI. ne denOunceo s9as portion OF she Engl'sh
Pres sno members Oi Iafi'sment ~ao quesuon'
81 sne .ntsDuonS n.y. ~ oI .ns = feneh SovefnmenG
11s'es'-lne lConsosouonai q IaesdAy Goa
.sns 70 srucle fepuoianng 10 the strongest
ss ssrns 'os 'rr'llcoa' pohcy OF war WIN England.
the past but repair the future, tor the sake oi
consolidation. The English alliance be has On
every occasion combAtted the hereditary pFeju.
dlces otthe French people. y.
The bOurse vas dull on the o9.e; prices gave
way fuAy t. - ~Ilf A
lfALx.-The situation OF sfAirs Of Italy baa
undergone no change. The elections through
ous homasna bad taken place with she creates,
tranquility and order. st 8aA'74 \
The city Of Bologna has also been author
i1ed 70 raise the sums Of 6O,OO0ir. s4as78 \.
Inc Tuscan Aoniteur publishes . decree sbOl
ishing the ruscan Army Regulations and adopt
ang those o. the Sandman.
\ = letter from Naples says that the peopl,
we're much excited IN regard to the high pric'
o. corn, and that the Government, in conss.
quence, bad ordered the purchase abroad Of .
large quantity.
Inc frassan Government was vigorousl!
maintaining the prohibition TO export hofsss.
The CHOLERA WAS spreading sll aloae cth'
8nOre9 OF the Baltic. s#t&I