The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-20


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Oh. no,1rr Z 49, NScnn - US0 NSlA
navieea are - davn 49,
! IN Pe.rn O.nfsrenca q xxrieh Wln - p
ths 8sh inst. 3ss
II Lverrcol ukaAeenGa ~ "a, N34hnr1enG
{ SDenca 0uota voashee tnvoeakte ~ eeppo
market cloeee wiz ) declinin9 eendency. FlOal
dull. but eaeady. wheat very duh. On III
9Th ct noon broedstuas clooeA very dplM Pc
visions also dun.
i l.oadon Money Markes, Aug. ssA.-The mar,
ket 10 decidedly more active. Consols closed
at 0B&. -
The Bullion In The Bank Of England hes de
creased Elsa 600.
1 Liverpool. Aug. 6th.-The sGaanahip Canada
from Boston. via Halifax. arrived on The I'd.
Liverpool aGs-Wheat has declined !
1 a3d. Corn Il easier bat ouorationa UNCHANGED
i for European mixed and yellow. which l. obosed
q % 6da2s Id; White 7sa7s "a.
Provision Market 81 The seh dali. Reef
heavy. but there i an impeosed request aod
holders are pressing on the n,arkee-cuo atiooe
are % Cd lower. Pork duh and ouotatlons
nominal Bacon dnll but steady. Lard STEADY
and in more demand; Gales q 64sas6s.
1 Live, pool Produce Market. Aue. 6th-Posaah
steady: Sugar dun: Co6.e ouiat: Roen steadv-
l L.
ssuffs very dull and quotations barely main
| tanned. Sugar heavv. American secus;eies 49,
| unchanged. State Stocks ia GOOD demand.
The following ara the details az the k.;a,.
sdvices. s.
i In Parliament hill Great NO a naval r.s.r,e
Of $4,000 men vas progressing.
Count Coller.do. The iustrisn. n 4. s.mh,.e
the sandman. and Dc Boureepcy. I'D rsench
representatives to the Peace Cc9(ere6ce. had
either reached Zurich or were en- route tor sbe
| meeting on the stb.
The English Parliament had passed Ill tia
navy aud 4, INV estimates and were expecsed %
| adjourn on the 18th.
| Volunteers for the $4,000 naval reserve ara
| to enter for five years and vim be "a the nav
Via. the militia Is to The army.
The steamar Great R.a.arn v;ll n. dal,v..aA
up by the contrsctoss in comple,e condi;,on on
Tue ION ., Aaeust.
Inc s.1'kes s0ong tne oeHoess o. tonaon
| was oecomaog more serious every Gay. IL vas
| sAPecseo tnas Ao,ooo men would % Without
employ men%
| avg uAy sne sessuer sa''eo tue bank OF
rssnce mao reoueed lts rates OF discount from
SO 1t per cent.
IRe disarmament OF the French navy was
"oSresscg.
inc l'V,Uvo.ouo epexpenoed OF the late
'os ~ is ~ oo ue'eteo 70 'h.eSne' improvements.
Ahe Isr's Doufse was nrm ana renters bad
advanced 70 cs' soc'
Lf'IuS reported enat an attempt had
"esn maue 20 poison usfioadl.
II saiu snst france 10 intriguing to restore
Use ~rena Ouse.'
Naplss naS sec'aeo 70 ADMIT breaoetans iree
VI ou'y.
AusrRlA.-ls was reported that BARON de
oac"' sne Austrian Ainisser OF the interior, nao
'enoereo ms resignation. the acceptance OF
"1,cn was refused oy the HmPeror.
.SpAA'-Aue oa'eutsa ms''s OF tue ON OF July
nam oeen te'egrapneo.
Aue 1uroPean troops were accepting their ols'
enaaees ~ large numbers.
>. i sns. "uunes.s 81 pun Snompore mac returned
20 oa'y' eAceps ~ o. sqe isaaerr, who Will %
concentrated.
A'As"""ee was quo'eu ~ - A'oa1s co.
New York. Aug. IA.
The papers received by the Asia furn,ah the
following details of news
ESGLAND.-In the House of Lords on the 9Th
the Ma ouis of Normandy rave notice Of his
intention TO put question az to the terms Of
peace which we're under discussion nrior to thu
treaty OF Villa Franco.
The Earl Of Granville announced that the
Government intend TO adhere to the PRINCIPLES
on which the National system Of National Edu-
cation in Ireland had hitherto been conducted,
The threatened strike in the Building trade in
London daily becomes more serious and il was
feared that on the day the Asia sailed that there
would be 10000 operatives in the trade unem-
ployed. A great number Of meetinps had been
held at Hyde Park, and determination arrived
at to abide BY the 9 hour moves ent. The
employers had like wise held meeting and re-
solved to resist the demands.
FRANcr.-It is stated that ths French Gov
eminent had definitely resolved to employ in
work of public utility the one hundred and ifty
million Of francs which remained unexpepded Of
the late loap
The Paris Bourse had been generally firm and
animated on the 5th There was conslde rable
buoy ancy and smsrket closed At an advance
Of /.
4 ministerial crisis % said to be impendiue
owing 10 the c,nf3ict;nv or,in;ona nm the oues.
ton of reform.
A denial is given to the statement In LIE Nord
of pretended interview between the Emperor
of Austria and the King of Sardinia at Villa
Franco.
The Vienna Gazette contains the ordinances
revokine the restrictions which we're imposed
on commerce on account of The var. The in.
PRODUCTION to the exportation of horses and
mules is however maintained.
FRANcE-Paris. FRIDAY A. M,-The Monjteur
A d-putation Of Veuetians presented an ad-
dress to the French M,nister At Turin intended
for the French Emperor and in which was con-
tanned a protesta,ion on mart of the Provinces
of Venetia aQainst the dire Il and indirect dom.
ination of Austria on that part Of Italy. The
Miu,eser. We are informed. accepted the docu.
ment, bat said not q word in replv to il.
The Pstrie saws q letter from Florence, It 10
suppo led that Garibaldi would take command Of
Tuscan army. The same journal further states
that the Emperor Napoleon will visit the camp
at Chalons, and will stay there uusil Tuesday
next
The Paris correspondent of tho Daily News
says it is expected that the Moniteur will in q
day or two publish note in reference to the
French conference, which will confirm the lately
announced Pacific disposition of of the French
Governemnt.
AusrRIA.-The Vienna Gazette contains Min
isterial Ordinances revoking the restrictions
which ware imposed on commerce and navigs-
ton on account of war with France. They