The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-06-07
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RREAna1nRRN ADVANCING. -.
lEAD31UFFH ADVANCING.

the Austrisns, Who have workmsD assemble
there and a. III points on the Po. The waters
OF the PO had r,s. u. ssssfeYsF 49, a#a1 s5.
4 Women and children OF the country were
compelled BY the Aastrians TO labor at The
work. -ti5*As'oHi satess4@8 9124
j Several s.rdini.n y -jots she refuasd 20
comply silh the Au@triAil densnds tor Contri-
bations, had been arrested. i
i -Four Austrian merchant vessels had been
captured BY the French squadron on the oAdri
i atic. "tta Htt tsge95 sfa hss1ti i
i Rains we're falling iucessantly. which accounts
for the inactivity OF the troops
t. Some Of the Austrian works were damaged.
The French squadron Was before Venice on
the 18th. ai5i ,# s
TIE Austrian Lloyds had stopped running all
their steamers. ~ F7'''
s. The Bank Of Hamburg had lowered iss jratss
Of discount from 4a43 10 81 per cent g W
4 French rents closed on Tuerday At 81 for
money. ~ q = MI
The business on London Stock Exchauge on
l7th was limited. and the tone ot market vas
Iese 6rm. Console closed ~ Sl1A9l4. Appli-
cations for discount were light, though the de-
mAnd tor money in the Stock Exchange isra-
tber more active. vf84 fss. 48ttff y-r#sES A-
London, Tuesdav-Tea inactive, sugar SLOW
but unchanged; coffee unchanged; provisions
inactive and dropping, saltpetre unchai'g ed,
wool spirited, but no improvement ~ rates. te5
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday-Cosn, good attendance
1T the market TO day, with moderate business;
Sd b'gher tor wheat; 4a6d advance in fUur;
6A8d in corn. aakfs
/ RussIA-The Nord publishes the following
telegram:
/ The Russian Government has given orders
for the lst, I'd, 81 snd 9Th Corps de ArnMs y
i be placed on war footlnR, with the whole ar
liilery and cavalry belonging 10 each. The re-
serves are to be called in, aud sli soldiers on
furough to join their cotors, to be ready %
march Within three months. } 5@+.
Rome, l6th-On the llth inst. the Tuscan
consul At AucOLa hauled down his aag. On
the 18th the French and Sardin,an consuls pro.
tested to the Delegates against the continuation
OF tort,hcrtions, Ani threatened 10 demand
their Passports. At midnight the delegates still
rpeaking with the Austrian general. Gu The
18Th the Au.trisns we're at work les~lIDg cas-
mo- although the state oi siege had been raised.
| France has not recosnized The neutrality Vi
| Naples.
Rome is tranquil. tt go .1-
s.44 New York. May 20.
The steamer New York arrived to day and
! brings London dates Ut the l7th.
| The steamers Jura aud Saxvnia had Aarived
out.
| News not very important. No battle had
been Tough. III Italy up 10 the 10Th.
| Tue Emperor Napoleon and k,ng of Sardinia
had liked their heaaquarters at Alessaudris aud
already arrived there. Es4 ass##..
| All Sandman vessels in Austrian ports are to
| be seized. W
/ Tie Austrians he'd withdrawn from Robbie
| The lnhabItants VI Eunobia had rrsoiuteiy re
fused TO supply the Austrian trigale RaGitsky
with PROVISIONS and she was Obliged TO sail
4 without them.
! Many failures are reported on the Continent
and London Stock Exchange. Croswell Il Co.,
birmingham. have ialied.s
Liverpool, May l6.-Bread eadstuff- frin Wheat
advancing. principally on French Red. Pfovi.
s,ons hrm aud steady. Ashes firm. Olher ar
slci unchxnged. ~ @
! London, May l6.-French Red Whea. has
advanced Sa4-. Consols 81 2asl 3-4.
! The steamer Hainnouia- sailed iron SoutL-
amp Oh the l7tb.
| The ship Thames, from Savannah, wa. par
tall, burnt IN the Liverpool dock on the l5th.
She had cargo Ut cotton and timber. @t
! ENGLAND.-lhs Queen revie .ed the troops at
/ Aiuer>hol 0n the 10Th.
Count pers'gory. the new French Minister,
arrived at Lpnuon On the l0th.
Prince Cor schak.ff also arslved t
FRAACE.-lhe correspondents. Of the London
| Times sa!s the eonhdence III the success ol the
army IL Italy is so great that preparation will
soon be mace at Notre Dame tor L re Deum or
Thanksgiving Tor the great .ctOfy expected to
be announced next week. .F#.
All the officers OF the regiment OF Sappers
TO be commanded b, Prince Napoleon, leil Par.
il on he l4th TOR Toulon - . e
/ train OF siege artillery had also left for Italy,
IL was rumored that arms had been sent to
Hungary and that the HuBgarians are effective
iy employed in t0menting lnsurrection in their
| country.
ltis reported that the Emperor Napoleon, be-
| lore leaving Paris, addressed y letter 20 Queen
! Victoria repeating bis promise to take no step
| during the war TO compromise the interests ot
England.
AusrsIA.-The Government loan Of IL, ,ooo..
OoO IS to be ut per cent, payable iu silver,
and will be issued al TO-
Nothing further from the seat Of war.
fiEDNoNr-The Official Bulletin OF the llth
says The Ausrrians Withdrew to-day IRON
Roob'o, but a second aud still stronger recon,
noitering party had been pushed forward TO the
walls OF Vers~lL
The Emperor Napoleon, with Mars al Canro-
bert, rode through the streets OF Alesssndr,a
on horseback, and were every here received
with great demonstrations OF joy.
.GERAANY.-A despatch trom Berlin SAYS the
Diet was closed on the l4th by the Prince Re-
g'ht 10 person, who in = speech sad thas Prus-
sia was determined to maintain the balance ol
power in Europe and stand up tor the securit,
anu projection Ut the national interests OF Ger
many, and expected all tn. German Conieders.
tion Powers 10 stand hrnly BY her s.oe Ia tul
hhnent Of that mission.
The mobilization Of the Federal Corps DE-
ArnIe is completed. Prince William Frederick
Is Commandment Chief.
lndiA aud Chlaa mai arrived At London with
dates from Calcutta. April Sth, snd Hong Kong
lS,h. Ae~s unimportaut.
French troops h d captured Saiion, q place
oi considrraole strength III Coch,n CHINA.
The Amerlcan trga,e t'~ruau,own IN.
Steamer u A'ssls>'ppi we're ~ pan.
Trade ~ Canton has suffered much IRON th,
exacilons OF the MaurIdiua
LArAer-LosDoS. l7.-Drsp,tch-s from Rom,
say tie Duke DE- Gsr,uOut itit that civ ON I'll.
lou, y" consequence ol atelegrsphic order from
III. Emperor. l. -
despatch from V.enRal SAYS su Enelisl
] steamer With the Indian ul4.isi vas overhauls.
! on LassalA by boats iroinla French war sh,p
All OihcIal Bulletin at Turn ANNOUNCES ii,
mosen,enls oi Tue Austrians IRON Saradrilo 70
wards Doghera.
Charles DeilAlti Co, Birmingham, fails,
to-day.
There has been fu ther recovery in Illiuoi
Centfai shAtes, but Erie's declined.
Suspension Bridge, May So
Olif Oeson u clerk employ ed by the Gtans
I Trunk Railway in Toronto was YESTERDAY
ionnd dead on the bank OF the river ba wing fall
/. sn from the precipice distaEc- OF 2uD te.t-
HIS bod, was horribly manelri. H. come on
pleasure excursion TO celebrate the Qaeen'
birthday, since which lin,e he had not beei
, heard VI I'LL nov.
! Baltimore, May so
A special despatch jnst received by Il.
American from the Redmond Wuig saya in | i
counties fletcher has 4oO majority, the Sd coun
ties 70 hear from gave Wise l2vo majority
~e have learned that GOsgin has made cou
siderable gsins IN these. 4se
New York. Nay 20.
We have Baenos Ayrts dstcs Of Apr,l OH.
The American snip Austin, wi,h 4 carxo q
wool, had been burnt there. The crew b.
been arrested on suspicion.
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