The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-24
TELEGRAPHIC.
Farther News b. sns CasaAs.

about lO4 O'Clock YESTERDAY.
, The steamship City OF Baltimore, 10 .ail frol
Liverpool on the 18th, would call the folIowin
. day ut Queenstown for dispatches and first cat
10 passengers, and the other steamers of thi
line will probably follow the same course.
Intelligence Of battle was hourly expected
but no action Of importance had vet occurred
The Asstrians had crossed the 20, near Cam
bro, and advanced towards Sala. They ais
made an unsuccessful effort to cross the sam
river near Trassinato on the 30 or MAY. Tn
Sandman account OF the latter effort says th
canonade lasted is hours. 1t recommended OF
the P. N. of the 4th and lasted the remainde
of the day. The Pedmontese had but fev
wounded, while the Austrians suffered severely
| The Austrians commenced cannonade from
the directions Of Valentia, without much effect
An official bulletin, issued at Turin on ths
4tb. SAYS the Austrians have increased tbeil
force at Versailles and constructed defensive
works. They have also occupied Trno and
Pobrietto, having their vanguard at Tronsearo
They withdrew last night from Tortona. They
burnt seven arches Of the ridge over the
] Sirva at Piacenza, and also ordered the demoIi
tion OF the houses erected upon the fortifca-
tons.
A Hamburg telegram says England has given
1 of1ciai notification that she will not be able 10
protect commercial vessels in case OF var be-
/ tween germany and France.
Inc Globe's Paris correspondent SAYS that
victoria has sent an autograph letter to Napo-
leon, expressing confidence 10 his strict honor
and that lie would not 20 a step further Than
be expressed to her some months back.
The Daily News looked Tor the first battle n
Now.
large portion of the French army were un-
aoie TO cross the Alps in consequence OF the
| passes beiIg blocked with snow. Those who
| had crossed suffered terribly.
IL is reported that Prince Napoleon will COM
| mand corps OF $4,000 men on the shores OF
the Adriatic
The Turin correspondent of the Daily News
| asserts positively that France is about 10 mobo-
NE between 100000 and 100000, and that
the French army on the Rhine will amount
to 100000 men. as the Emperor fears that Ger
many will not remain quiet The same cores
pondent also asserts that on the day the Empe-
ror quits Paris he will address A solemn mani
fes1o to Europe, espousDg the cause OF the Ma
tionasts.
An Austrian Corps of Observation viii be
posted near Cracok TO watch the Russians who
were gathering on the Austrian frontier.
The citizens OF Milan had been ordered to
deliver up all the arms in their possession.
General Wimpfer bad been entrusted with the
defense OF Irlete and Il,san Coast at the re-
The Russian Consul at Venice had undertaken
the protection of the Sandman subjects.
The King of Sardinia had issued a decree
giving forced currency to the notes OF the Ma
uonal Bank which ia moreover authorized 20
issue ADDITIONAL notes to the amount of $4,000.
600, and in return therefor engages to lend the
government 10000, 000tr. at 2 per cent. per
annum. The rate of discount is not hereafter
to be advanced without the consent of tie
Minister of finance.
The Moniteur states that Austrian vessels ia
french ports, or those entering them. in ignor-
anee, are to have delay of six weeks, and also
that the Emperor has decided that Austrian
subjects may continue to reside in France and
10 the French colony SO long as their conduc,
furnishes no reason for complaint.
steamers were being chartered at Hayre to |
convey stores and troops from Marseilles to
Genoa.
The Austrian Ambassador, before leaving
Paris, confded the protection of the Austrian |
subjects in France to the Dutch Ambassador.
IL was the French Government was endeapor- |
ing to secure the neutrality of Prussia, and that
they had promised on their side not to form an |
army OF observation on the Rhine, and the war
shall be crcumscribed to Italy.
The French subjects in Austria had been
placed under the protection of the Spanish Min.
ster.
Washington, May ls.
The hrst installment of 500, 900 OF the debt.
Is ascertained and adjusted in the treaty re-
'ently concluded by Minister Reed with China
lnd due by it to certain American citizens. has
already been received.
lhe Administration has recently received
uch evidences OF the good faith OF Great Bri-
am as 10 satisfy 1t that she is sincerely dis
'osed to fulfil all her engagements with this
country in REGARD Tn EautraI
Syracuse, May 10.
The following is correct list Of the sufferers
y the accident yesterday on the New York
,entrai Railroad at Globe iiotek Mr. Slosserv |
y carleton Canada, very badly hurt bis head
; severely cut ana Is otherwise injured ha can |
afdiy survive. Thomas Wilson of Rochester
as eut on the head July two inches long aud
baciy bruised besides. q. kimball of Cb,cayo
cad, arms and breast badly bruised. Mrs. e.
.'ihoaii mas bad hrGiSe on the head. Rachel
'ofmeh OF New Orleans face cut aaa bruised |
IRIS. Matilda Brown OF New Orleans, head Sc
ereiy cut aud face and legs badly bruised. M
fo~n husband OF the above lady slyb-Ir
ruised. j. Holmes OF Miilersburg Ohio. slight.
bruised. Maria S!auson Of Piquit Ohio
cad aud neck cut and bruised Jas. Barr os ,
hamilton u w, collar bone fractured and heal !
fiased. IL. d. Kellogg of Bridgewat temple
oabueu and arm anu ankle broken Ono |
iddmeister OF Toledo, head cut, side bruised
nd three fingers cut. Jno. Clark OF ovington |
:, hip badly bruised. At the St. Charles Uo-
!: sarah Brown OF Oswego, bruised on the
&c ana ieit breast, and not considered dan
srous. Miss Amelia Hewitt who was return
Z IRON PIqua 0. to her residence in Montreal
USED on the head but not dangerously Aurt
Is. n H. Hulcheus of Fayetteville, bruised m
e head and limbs. johanna Ethel ~ ,so
uioefry street \. T., Injured about the head
10 hmos, not seriously. Pauline Deyerer al
l., severe oruise on the LETT arm. At the Of
racase House John Mccoy and wife Of :,
attison ILL.,, badly hurt. 81
Mrs. Robin and child, of Potosi, Wis. Mrs =
10 dangerously injured, and the child slightly |
rt. Samuel Bursdell, blind man of Hnso,.
+, injuries slight. Clifford. killed
CORRECTION We were misiu,orme3 i, ~,
y to the particulars OF the Railroad accident ev
ssefday. Inc fault was wholly at ALBANY. 10
hea point the details were promptly Tor v,
foeu oy the syracuse agent, but from some
explained cause the dispatch was NOT ressn, Cl
Us here till this A. NJ
Washington, May 20.
rostmaster General Holt has sent The Pres;. nE
elaborate review of the case OF Postmaster
estcott, OF Philadepha, concluding with an RI
wal. "
r.
as Minister to England ny Mr.. Attorney .l;sr
,eS, and to replace the latter by Mr.. Reed.
I home from China -
u is SAID the Attorney. General is about "a
'o'' 10 iaEor Of claim Of Captain Perkins
Dos'oh' against the Russian Government for
WV iot aaesed damages suffered in copse
ehce OF The refusal OF that Government ~
7. contracts for the delivery OF powder
ing the Crmean war.
Jount De Tfelleard, acting French Charge il -
~ baltimore making contracts, il is under. q
his Government ''ipS
y. o. Phillips, Lawyer from Iowa, and late
rs IN - .he 1eperal Land Office, is now in iail
: Tor forgery Of Senator Douglas frank.
ne Boston Knights Templars will return .
!. nlenhoaa to-day, stopping at Mt. Vernon
nc PRESIDENT has formally accepted an in
' W. n 81 'he Trustees of the University of )
10 carolina TO visit Chapel Hill at the An.