The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01
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4 The X ". steamship Csp.d. a.a .eb u
l2th inst, arrived this evening. =, Avsrps
Washington arrived out on IL. III CitI W.
continental Affairs had changea M
mors ban predominatcd bn. The .,ene "
are more warlike, notwihs,and,rr :. aa,s.
sentiments uttered by the Enpr,e. ~ peaesT
De Mory at the opening Of TIE Fsaaha Con
iatcre. Warlike preparations con,;a Less1
large scale. Haaed "a
! The Paris Bourse had auc,a.
heavy ~ 68f for 3 per cent. essa,, 4
, hne B..,,,1 Parliamentary proceeding,
In me London stock exchange Il.
tions bad been slight, but the funs. !" - aszsa
The Sandman Chamber OF Deru,;sss,vssea
ed new loan Of 30 million franr. as hsf
Cavonur had explained was iesisn.ss 1 W.T. CO.
Tense Of the Kingdom agaihs, A. :, 'of thee
attitude OF Austria. Military noy.n. aeaeaas
The Calcutta mail Of Jan. stb
"A news was unimportant. ea TIE
FRANCE The number AZ AL.
commission in French ports -. - VA
The latest correspondence ~ 4
papers looked wariiI<e There -, ~ Loa4s
sity OF opinion and il was bell. VI s'sas Dire
commence before the end OF The -. sa9
The IIerald's letters says ~,
just - they did before the Emp.,ora ais
uar must ensne . a'p'onAcY Ii.
six boating batteries are to be eon...
the French ports, to be nasis abe NJ. \. .eesea
LIVERPOOL MAkxfrs.--Aessr.. Piatr
Spence 4 Co. quote Flour dull AMI r.;sNsAs
nal; choice qualities scarce: Au,ar,es - Aa1s
wheat very dnli and rates easier thos.t ST.
bly, unchanged; Red Western I. IN qss
White IS Tdal1-; White Southern Il. 80
Corn quiet; mixed yellos Is iOl ~ r 81
10 It'd. Wa
LaTKsT.-L'verpool, Feb. IL, 2Pg
stuifs dan. Beef firm Aad in poodaa
Pork firm At full prices. Hacoa ~. -
Arm At G0sa6ls. f'@ lAf.
SPAis---ln the Lower taazke, ~
asked the Government il il kn.~ ,us,t.p!
the bill presented to the United So !.
gress, relative to the purchase of cgb, n
would communicate to the Chamber aay ~.
pondence which might hare taken p.e. Y,
France and England on this subject
The Minister OF Finance replied That h.
not answer the inquiries without eousala.,
colleagues.
SARDISIA.--Alier stormy dseg.sia. i
sw
Sandman Chamber Of Deputies-lIs YEA. =
80 Hays.
/ The following i summary o. rou1, d.
Wis speech respecting the new loan: =,
| policy has been at all times never 81 tsyss
| tonary character. Austria had lalelg i,..s
| menacing attitrfie towards us and has coflsr..#
very large forces on our frontier, tLpr4for, /.
necessity arises for Us TO look for means !
| fence. Our policy is not defiant. We viii =
| excite war, neither VII We lower oar ~.
| when Austria arms herself aud threatens NJ
The Canada passed the Europa on the Islb,f
Fastners. The Niagara and Jara srtrsg =.
| on the It'll.
The question Of peace OF xsr vas s,ill s.eu..
sed with animation IN ali European journal. ~ III
political circles, but was as far a. ever from
| satisfactory solution.
The Daily News says that the Governs.
has given orders tor constructing 10 enst.
destined for war steamers.
1t had been noticed that the Italian refgs.
in London had considerably diminished al
last few years.
Washington, Feb. rs
The Union of this morning says in an e5i,s.
rial:
sit has become perfectly obvious that n
measure of revenue can be adopted by i IL
present Congress in tire short space REMAINED
of its existence"
The Union therefore recommends the rerir
of the act OF 1916 for three years, and The n,
issue of Treasury notes. II argues that a,
could be done with perfect Democratic con.
tency. Those who refuse 10 vote for these. ii @
tually vote to stop the wheels of Government
The following is the concluding resolution
the Committee on Naval Contracts aud aDgss
u Ira Er..x. al
viz:
Nothing has been proven in this nyestj-t
ton which impeaehes in any way The person.
or official integrity OF the Secretary Of ths
Navy.
HorsE.-Mr. Hughes asked leave 10 inn
duee bill repeating the Tariff of 1857 and =
wing the Act of 1916. Objections from boil
sides and confusion. Mr.. Hughes moved 80 I
pension Of the rules |
Dir. Morrill,, of VI, gave notice tha, shogI
this prevail, he would offer bis bill az a subs
tute.
Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn, supposed If the r4A.
were suspended, the bill must have rs first 20. .
sIderation in Committee of the Whole shsI II
every Member could offer amendments
Nr. Hughes said, suspend the rules ard b :
bate afterwards
Mr.. Nailandineham gave notice Of subs Il n
tute TO suspend the Tariff of 1877 and reTiH L !.
that OF 1916 icr two years irom the lst JAY
The motion OF Mr. Hughes to suspend at b
rules was negatised-s5 against rs. 70
Mr.. Phelps moved to reconsider the vote + !
the Post Office Appropriation, II this il ~
done new bill would have to be prepared.
Mr.. Blair, of Mo-, moved TO lay the paao7 q
to reconsider on the table-Segatvst u
against ln4. The motion was subsequently, ~
considered II 70
SESArs.-The Post Route bill Wis pat to Ion
vote and passed By 50 yeas, % NAYS.
An effectuai attempt was made by Mr. Do.
little to obtain the floor on the Homestead Bill fe'
The Cuba bill was then taken up ami M Ht
Mallory resumed his remarks. M
Arrangements are agreed on for an ali afsss #
session on the Cuba bill. There are IL speetbt, y
q be made on the Republican side against tt ~
olil Amongst others Mr.. Seward will make III
enlightened speech.
Inc senate was ia session It'll II O'Clock Ia III
night on the Post Route BILL Amendments 10
abolish the ranking privilege TO memoirs aa4 g,
sx-frcsiden,s, &c, were lost. The oue to ~
tr,ke out from the Post Office Vas adopted III
arious other amendments were lost. The Y \ o.
vas then reported TO the Senate, and rtati Il
bird time, but the yeas and nays being e4.a :;
ipon ITS passage, 10 quorum Was found u =
present. After considerable delay an arrar.F w
nent was made that vote be taken upon 10 a,
ill to morrow without debate. 10,
The Senate then adjourned. ~
The LADY skaters upon the Connecticut rFi thl
i Hartford on Tuesday. having resolved h% 81,
the rum trade npon the skating ground ~,
laisanee, detachment from the skaters - !,
we're not female aas sent down stream. BTG sa'
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