The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-30

n IT, Hof1o Rxpsops, from uaIbat. ~ arriv.
wit6 ~ despatOhes furnished By ~ arrival
ths &sfops. Her dates ere - - f6th--thr,
aysiater than received previously.
Liverpool, July l6.--Breadstulfs have . d.
tciining tendency, there Ii little inquiry an
4 pslses eostiese week. Provisions sye also ves
dull Fork heavy and oil qualities have slightl
declined.
1sndon. July I5.-The Bank ar ENGLAND /,
reduced the rate Of Discount % 81 Ger cent.
Conseos are quoted 1t 95}so6f.
The following are the principal iteme Of neu
/ by the Europa: ~
/ The steamships SaxoniA and Kangaroo n
rived cut on the 18th. The Ocean Quee
reached Southampton On tho 18th, and IN
Persia on Saturday, the 18th. a
| The treaty Of peace isfully confirmed, but n
further particulars have transpired beyond th
4 Tact that the Princes Of Tuscany and Modem
are To return TO tAeir States The resuls III sh
treaty ~ aeDeraily nisprinted in ,ErgisSdl asa
! The Emperor Napoleon was on bis uay home
! ne was expeeted - reach Paris On the 1885,
| inst, ~hen further detsiis Of the treaty vi
}probabiy be announced In bis address 10 Oh
army. lie says shas peace WAS concluded be
causAthe contest Mas about 70 assume proper
sens - iosger N keeping with the Interest
fsanSe I'D in the war. s88 ca sAfs
- L@PMpt vi Austria n1d lett the army an
was3n ~ way 70 Visona. He had issued al
f4rder Of she day, In which hs says, alludiDg q
the treaty Of peace, that be yielded 70 III
uaiayorable political situasion ia which he a.
placed. because his natural allies did not. d
was expected, come to his assistance.
Count Cavour end the Eardinian Cabinet ba,
resigned and 1t issooorted that the reasons 70
this step were on account OF the terms or peac,
being unsatisfactory. Count Aresez has beef
charged with the formation of new Cabinet.
Letters from Paris note much disconteu
there concerning the terms OF peace, although
peace Itself gave satisfaction. -
The Paris Seicle objects to Austrian influence
still suffered to remain in Italy, and calls for Tho
expulsion of petty Italian princes, who are .bu
codtederates of Austria.
Napoleon on his arrival in France would pro
coed direct to Sc. Cloud, deferring official entree
INTO FarlSalll he makes il nc the head Of the
army.
The Emperor and the King OF Sardinia en-
tered Turin on the 18Th, amidst enthusiastic
reclamation Of the people.
An Austrian correspondent officially announ-
ees the conditions Of the treaty Of peace thus:
austria ana france will support the forma ion
OF the Italian Considerations. : Lombardy a.
far as the line Of the Mincio to be given ip.-
Mantua, Peschiera, and the whole of Venice
remain Austrian possessions. The Princes Of
tuscany and Modena return to their States. A
universal amnesty granted.
Inc vienna correspondent of the London
!! mes says three applications were made by
Napoleon 10 Austria before she would consent
oveftures we're made direct by Napoleon for the
purpose of preventing the mediation of neutrals.
Inc same correspondent says the Pope was
burnt IN ethgy at Milan and unfrienily feelings
existed between Napoleon and Victor Emanuel.
! ne latter had issued a proclamation to the
people OF Lombardy, announcing their annexa-
sioh 70 sardinia, according to his own desire
many times expressed and his determination to
ameiioraie their political condition.
Emanuel entered Milan, the 18th. amidst the
enthusiastic plaIdits of the citizens.
II IS rumoreu that the Emperor and EMPRESS
oi the French would visit VIenna
II was reported that the French army had
commenced c0untermarch.
lt was thought probable that the dismissal OF
ne cardinal AhtOael would follow,
IL was rumored that Garibaldi was about TO
ssae proclamation, and il was considered
doubtful whether he would lay down his arms. |
up to the 18th the formation Of the Hun
,arian Legion had proceeded prosperously, |
1000 having Joined.
letter from Rome on the Sth s,ys the Pope |
las sent an autograph letter to Napoleon, and |
iouncns his determination to demand an arnc- |
Intervention from the Catholic powers.
LATEsr-lt was reported at Paris on FRIDAY |
nat great agitation prevailed in Mllan--that
roaoies had arisen in Veretia-that Florence
Fas disturbed, and that the people were yery
Indignant at the Emperor for falling to fulfil his
roilises
The statement of the Bank OF France shows
DECREASE IN cash OF over / I 600. OO0fr.
Switzerland has ordered the dshandment Of
er troops called ont during the war
russia has ordered the troops On march 70
alt. @ -
New York, July 20.
The Europa reached Halifax a: one o'clock
m.
The Nova Scotia line closed this EVENING
aving as usual refused to transmit the"rannr,
the Associated Press.
me iines between this city and Sackyille ara
oFkns very imperfectly 10 consequences az
ie thanGer storms, and il IL considered almost
apostolic to ret the news through in time for
e morning papsFs even If the Express arrived
Sacavilie IN season :
L. il said that the N Y R.il,n,d ,. I
tpe mr. Garretts agent will conseat to the
opposition for increased freigbrs Thu n v
shtfai agrees 20 put up NIL classes OF freight IL
{ Baltimore Road abAtes part OF It's water
tes, an answer IL expected to-day. The rates to
binding August LIST
oe fost says the stock exchange Il duier
al. ~ was Yesterday, especially 40 in the Rail-
az shafeF, which are pressed for sale with y
nsderahie freedom. Tie heay.e i i notice. /
lie IN the State stocks, there being less on. t
ired alter than before the recent OF The s
ace news.
The Commercial says the interest coupons {
e august lst, on all classes Of bonds OF The |:
calsan Southern and Northern Intilaha r. r. q
inpany ana on boEds OF the Detroit, Mon s
ana ioiedo H. II. Gompany, will be paid on
1t day at Commercial Exchange.
=, St. Louis, July Il. n
The Overland Mail, with dates 70 the in
rived here last night. :
Inc papers report the failure Of Messrs q
we Co., Dlstiilers, and Pease Il Co. Mil.
! pc steamer Washington was Detained at 81. !,
llefnes three weeks, and at Coronei Call !
- t"o months, tn account Of the revolution
h'aoliitf 70 OBTAIN coal. When the Wash
ston lett Valparaiso the war was about ena.d
siness was improving.
Britain !. Hopper, OF Long Branch, N. J.. u
= murdered by the Poems in Coronel. II
ihe Washington had been nbeled az san Il
iheisco Tor money due for supplies,
hfe at san Francisco DESTROYED nearly I'll n
buildings on Davis street, between Broad.
aud saiiigo; also, the wharf fronting on Il
Wis street The loss il not stated.
New York, July 81. D
me Moses Taylor has arrived with California Il
lis OF The 9th inst She brings -. l42 ooo in :
ii. ~
fhe United States Frigate Roanoke was a,
pnwall
Much cxcisementhad been occasioned ON The q
minus on account o. the discovery OF golden :
'ses and coin in the Indian graves p IL :
eugan District Many hundreds had coma
Their TO prosecute the search and alre.ds
eral thousand dollars worth had been recair.
at Panama.
The Moses Taylor left Aspnvall on the 10Th
tant.
serious disturbance occurred al Asnipwau
The "a Of July occasioned by Il sgnryi,nn.
ieie Published in the Little News. ! sL.a,
'i.shea AZ that place. rejecting on some &c
haiiFoad employees. The printing of,iea
atl"eAed bg the mob aud the presses ana a,
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