The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

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An accident hae oeeuEye@ q. 6eas4 - Gre
Eastern, which. R1Il psovolt kss 6Y1 ptastia
on her tnp % Roefl1Ad ~ ahoat JAfe6 wseh
The feed Pipe casiag u o. al h@s fantel1 ex
plodsd during The tfial tSip Win tefs1nc Betce
Five Of ~ 0eeoen Ueso iniusvd = - - eeuo
! death, oad thfss eesess voun3ed. III tdniDae
y the fittings aro oesioSa hpt he shin and q
chinsfy received - hax9.
Liverpool BtsAdssu6 narkS6 Sept. l3.-Th<
market exhibits - advaneisg tendency, all Qual
lsies hsving impsovsd Win eleopsJca 81 coen
which closes steady. AenssA Richardson, s. {
70. quote hour tsm - an aAvenco Of Cd pes
eack. Wheat had advaneed "a M rental. ~
vas 10 better demand. Corn cuiSs, .bus sssedy.
The circular furnisheo 70 qnotaiion.
Provisions-Beef etoady. nosk I'm. bacoa
| quiet lard dull.
Londoa natkeea. Sere Ia -l3rk6 4 di4ulh 4srll
Tea closed excited. ue;ces advnsSc&d ldaI1d-
ssgar heavy as dsslias sf slslss
/ London Neaey Naeket. Seue. .lA-Conaola
were quoted q s6e cjose 81 a. marked 10 dav
q 951a9S}. The usoney, market i eeneralIv
unchanged.
The steamship Vanderbilt fs0as Mee AYcc&
arrived Ct Southampten o. he l6sh. y ss5 ~
Ehe e1paosioa On hoaea the Cfeas Raeeosn
occurred on The 9th ipse.. vhea ar Hastiaaa.-
The fsnnel uas hlown NE - -. 7eeariSr =
pieces The grand sAlooo anA 0o;oe sroee Sss
ags - the Internal 1solngs u she vSsses. ~
guests on board AAd Just quissea ~ sojeeu -
Ill fortunately escaped injury. The expje1eAl
vas terrific, but the ship resisted - s6oSk-
The frame sustaining no injury. The accidsas
made % little difference in The moyehnenta. of
the ship that hef engines were NOT stonuea I'm
she reached Portland. her place of. a. inS1s1n.
The Coroners Inquest on the 6remen ki1jed
showed that the supply Of water to the boiloes
through the water Jacket vas stopDed bceaaaa
Of the failure Of the Auxiliarv numi,ine xnos1e
Secondly, that stop in ;the stand pinS vhieh
acta as . safety valve wa tnrnad snra,entI,
Intentionally; @ thas ths pips vss uaeieaa. TSs
injury to the 6stinKs viii IS rSpaired a a ~
pense Of about 5000 pounda. Durics ~ tri. Y
the Great Eastern va almost v,ihous motion
when other vessels met With were sossinR q : -
oVVsa D00s
GREAT BalfAIK.--The new reform moyes,ane
under the auspices Of Nr. Cohdan and eehera
was IN progress.
Some Of the building dfms or London Mad
yielded to the demands 81 the men. n a1sfT n
CHINA.-Admiral Hopa arrived al Resha I,
river on the l7th Of June. and found tha an
trance barred. An attempt vaa made On fhe
25th TO force . passage, when suddenly besse-
ries, supported by force Of 20 600 men. we're
and opened destructive Gre. 'After
. severe action the squadron was compelled 10
withdraw with the loss Of The gun boaee Coesno-
rant, Lee and PloveP, and four hundred ana
sixty killed and wounded. Tho French had
fourteen killed out Of sixty, The plenipotAn.
tiaries had returned 20 Shanghai. Seyan oficer,
were killed and seventeen wounded. Among
ths wounded was the Admiral. The details ssy
that the mouth Of the river was raked by the
lire from the newly constructed forta AMOUNTING
10 90 or 100 guns. A. 1880 %. m. the signal
Tor action was run up. the gun boats Opossum
and PIover pushed in close 70 the 0rst barrier. j
The guns Of the fort then OPENED lre. and eha n
action became general
The Gre Of tie Chinese in weight and prec;- :
lion was such as had never before been expe.
rienced. Every shos told, while those Of ihe 4
British did comparatively but little damage
The troops were ordered 70 land. A ia fpas
boat touched the shore the forts uoured ort 4
perfect hurricane Of she'll. balls and rocketaL
which moved down the men q they landed -
The ships supported them - vell ~ noa.ihle.
0f the thousand men who landed barely hun.
1red reached the Rrst or the wide di,chcs. situ.
tied 500 Yards from the river. and oalv fftv
cached the third ditch. They weuld have
made an attempt to scalo the walls. hut the .
adders we're either broken BY the shot or atuck
q the mud. With one Of the ladders thar 70.
NAMED ten OF the men sprang forward. three
y whom we're killed and i've severely injured. b,
orders we're at last given to retire. and while In
'etreat the men were shot down like birds.-
Many OF the boats we're swAmped By the balls,
md not enough remained 70 carry on the sur
'ivofs; several iIli OF wounded men we're struck
mo sWamped. Russian features we're distinctly \
'isble among the men manning the qChissss
batteries. The Americans towed up several
'oais 70 the scene of action and Afterwards u
ook number OF men to their respective shipe.
bELoiuA.-The AiDg OF Belgium had gone %,
ee toe emperor Napoleon. Il y supposed IN !
eierence TO tne d'ftcnity between France and !
Ausfia .E.5l.. .ai..E
fRAScE.-The late article in the Paris Moni-
eur came direct rom the Emperor. .a9-ai
II 70 romofed soas France and Engiand bad i
'efeeo " an european congress, on ltaiian af-
airs; n necessary the Zurich plenipotenaaries
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n-lne na'onai assembly o. fsFAa mad p
'o.eG tne expulsion o. tns house % hoasbea b.
'na 2. tne anns1as.on q Parma % Sardinia. a.9
70 saia tnas victor Emanuel is disOending
passports to Tuscany and Nodena1 vhssa sAsv 4,
,ill swell the army Of Censral Italv', II.
ClRcAssrA.-schaml. the noted Circas.ianI ~
eader, it is said, has been made ( nr;soner and
ent to 81. Petersburg. 4. -
Sf-A&t& Es& As4&%z&
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tn Ens.s s 49,. 80 1 80 a ou. Fsaoy Ior -:
before Pekin At last dates. .as4t. ..fis
Ise steamer Sa!onia arrived out on the 14th.
The English aad French fleets before Pekin
iemoer two ships OF the line. two large stssss~ :"
'a'ps and zen gonbosts. ~ y believed, however, u
ma. nearly yeaf must elspss before anything
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