The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06

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The Paris Moniteur Of the Goth has the fol-
lowing defence OF the peace treaty BY Napoleon:
a"festsfdAy evening ehe Rnpseos ssceived The
great bodies Of the state, the presidents Of
which, u. Tropling, Count de Money and N.
Borocher addressed congratulatory speeches
to bis Majesty. The Emperor thanked them fer
their devotion and then explained the reasons
FOR his conduct during The great events. Ne
said, arrived beneath the walls Of Verona. tie
struggle was inevitably about to change its na-
ture, ~ well in . military - in . political as
pect-obiged 70 attack the enemy in front Who
was entrenched behind great fortresees and
protected on bis flank BY the neutrality Of The
surrounding territory and about TO begin . long
and barren war, found myself in the face Of
Europe in arms ready 70 dispute our successes
Or aggravate our Fevefses. Nevertheless the
difficulty Of the enterprise would mot have
shaken my resolution II the means had not
pected. Il was necessary 70 crush boldly the
obstacle opposed and then to acceps conflict
on the Rhine A. we'll IS on the Adge. II was
necessary to fortfy ourselves openly with the
concurrence Of revolution. II was necessary TO
70 on spending precious blood, and ct last risk
that which sovereign should only stake for
the independence OF his country. II have
stopped, it was neither through WEAKNESS or
exhaustion, nor through abandoning the noble
cause which desired toserve, but the interests
Of France. felt great reluctance to put reigns
upon the ardor of our soldiers, TO retrench from
my programme the Territory from the Mincio
to the Adriatic and to see vanish from honest
hearts noble decisions and patriotic hopes. In
order to serve the Independence Of Italy,
made war against the mind of Europe, and a.
soon a. the destiny Of my country might be en-
dangered / made peace. Our efforts and our
sacrifices, have they been merely losses? No!
We have right to be proud Of this campaign
we have vanquished an army numerous, brave,
well organized. Piedmonte has been delivered
from invasion-her frontiers have been extend
ed to the Mincio- The idea Of an Italian na-
tionaitv has been admitted by those who CON-
batted 1t most. All the sovereigns Of the Pc
nlnsular comprehend the wants of statutory
reform Thus after having given new proof
OF the military power Of France the peace con-
cluded there will be prolific of happy results.
The future will every day reveal additional cause
for the happiness of Italy, the influence Of
France and the tranquility of Europe.
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
Louisville, Aug. I.
As far as heard from in the Ashland district
The vote s close.
In the 9th district, Brown, regular, probably
over Jewett, Independent.
Meagre returns from the second district show
arge Opposition gains. Mallory, lOpp., 900
over Holt In this city and Jefferson county
he Opposition have about 100 majority. NAL
DRY is elected to Congress.
Returns from the Interior are too meagre for
my conclusion to night.
:, Cincinnati, August 2.
Horace Mann Prof OF Antioch College died
y II elbow Springs at o'clock thirty minutes
his p. m.
St. Louis, August 2.
incomplete returns of County Election yes
erday indicate the success Of the Republican
candidate by large majority.
New York, Aug. 4.
The New York Democratic State Committee
net at Albany yesterday, and unanimously
ldopted resolution requesting the Democracy
u each Assembly district to appoint one dele
% held at Syracuse l4th September next, for
he nomination Of State officers, and the choice
u Delegates 70 the Charleston Convention, and
o determine the manner in which and the time
when said delegation shall be chosen.
The court martial upon Major Osborne Cross,
u the United States Army, late Quarter Master
i San Francisco, who is charged with misapply-
ng and embezzling the public money, com.
nenced in this city yesterday.
Governor Wise trying 70 break into the |
White KOuse.-A Is ich Letter.
The following despatch was received yester-
lay afternoon:
The New Herald of this morning publishes a |
etter represented to be written by Gov. Wise |
0 distinguished friend OF bis in this State. in |
Thich he says:
II have apprehended all along that the Tam
many regency would carry united deleg alton
rom New York to Charleston, for which Doug
as know Is confident, but you may RELY on il
hat Mr.. Buchanan is himself candidate for re.
omination, and all his patronage and power
MI be used to disappont Douglas and all other
spirants Our only chance il to organize
y districts and either whip the enemy or send
wo delegations. If that is done, or not done.
e must still rely on united South. and \
nited South will depend on a united Virginia.
nd l pledge you that she at least shall be
mt Virghia-a unit and persistent and
rm on sound platform, of protection to all
ersohs ana popular versus squatter sovereignty.
he must rally to her support, as tie South
innot adopt DIR. Douglas platform. 1t is
lort cut TO all the ends of Black Republican
m. He will then kick up his heels-f he
oes or don't, he cant be nominated-and the ,
ain argument against his nomination is that |
, cant be elected il he is nominated If he
ms as an independent candidate, and Seward
lns, and am nominated at Charleston, can {
eat them both, il SqGatter Sovereignty and |
ouglas is nominated the South will run an 1
dependent candidate on protection principles.
ID run the election into the House, where Mr..
ougas would be the lowest candidate on the
i. II have the popular strength you sup
Use, it will itself fix the nomnation-get that :
I'd am confident of success"
The letter is said to have created a tremen !
JUS sensation at Albany. =
Philadelphia, August 4. I
At O'Clock this morning the Cincinnati d
rests we're received AZ Independence Hall by a | {
rmai speech of welcome from Mr.. D. p.
ornlnan President of the select council This
trodnctory ceremony being completed the !,
sitants made the tour OF the public institutions
the city, and will make an excursion upon
e Delaware and Schuylkill and be conducted
such objects as the majority Of their number
el inclined to visit, they Will remain in the
y two or three days and then depart for
aitimore. They will devote especial attention
the workings Of the passenger Railroad and I
g alarm and police telegraph and vii! doubt ! =
g derive many reliable hints from these i'm |.
oyements.
Albany, August A.
coroners inquest was held on the body or i
iarles Plympton who came to bis death from +
luries received by the falling OF bridge on Q
9 Albany, Vermont and Canada Railroad.
er the Tomhannoek Creek while engaged in 1 {
gular train in said Railroad as mail agent, ana o
said bridge was in rather an unsafe condi. i
IN me jury believed that those having charge 2
said road should be highly censured.
KENTUCKY ELECTION. a
Louisville Aug 9