The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-24
FURTHER BY THE CITY OF RAl.
TIMORE.

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The French at Rome are to he increased ant
placed on q war footing.
The English Parliamentary elections wert
almost completed. The Ministerial gain wal
variously estimated from 10 to 49,
NJ. de Persigny had been appointed French
Minister to London.
The Moniteur denies that France is about ia
concentrate an army on the Rhine
The Paris Bourse was fat aud the Three Der
cent. rather lower
The latest Turin telegraph says the Austrians
were recrossing the Spezia in haste.
London, l2.-The Morning News says the
price Of Consols is tat per cent higher over
that OF Tuesday. a favorable effect having
been produced by checking the drain of gold
in the other departments on the Stock Ex-
change. The tendency of prices was generally
satisfactory in the discount market. The de-
mand was moderate although high rates were
still demanded for long paper.
Al Paris the subscriptions to the French loan
OF twenty millions already exceeds forty mil
lions, including very large number for only
ten francs OF the annual income. All connect
ed with the government are expected to take
part in this new national demonstration.
At St. Petersburg Exchange was irmer and
quoted 331.
painful feeling was produced on the Cars
Stock Exchange to-day by the announcement
that 8 more individuals had ceased to be mem.
bers Of the establishment.
The Bank OF Belgium has raised its rate of
discount from to 4 per cent.
Marseilles, Wednesday-The Emperor arrived
here at midday. He embarked on the steamer
Refine Hortense, where he received the CITY
Authorities and left at 2 pm.
1t was said in Paris that the Emperor expect
hy hQ nf No tha
beginning of June.
The London Times says that the continued
suspension OF hostities between the forces in
Italy excites daily new conjectures. Turkey
1as also been the subject of much comment.
The recent rise OF Russian produce has been
ollowed by considerable reaction. Hemp had
allen considerably. Extraordinary activity
prevailed in the leather market and prices were
Using at Mark Lane yesterday. English wheat
net with SLOW sale at a reduction OF from TO
IS. per quarter.
Turin, lO.-Official Bulletin-The Austrian |
rmy evacuated Livino, Tronseano, Sanohla, |
;ovazia, Salimzloa and Verseil, and recrossed /
'ezia in great haste, leaving part OF their forage
&C., which they had demanded, behind them.
Yesterday strong Austrian column with four
generals was at Stratena. This morning they |
withdrew hastilysrom Carasano and Stropiana.
Turin, May 1.-THE following official bull
etin i published on the morning OF the 18th at
0 A. NJ:
On reaching Verseil the Austrians ceased their
etrograde movement. To day they made an
xcurslon toward Gersasia.
Latest-Five batteries and thirty carts of sick
nd wounded returned by Gravelona
Count Cayour leaves to day to meet the EN-
error Napoleon at Genoa.
Paris, May l2.-The Moniteur publishes the
blowing telegraph
Rome, May l0-Accordng to orders from Vi
ma, the state of siege has been raised at Ar
ona, and the Light House again lighted.
Vienna, May 1.-THE Archduke is dead.
AUSTRIA series of failures are announced
Vienna, and in the provinces it is feared that
ie number will be augmented for some time
come.
Turin, May 9-Ofical Buletin-the enemy
} the number OF 1000, after occupying Devilla
,r short time, withdrew.
Austrian accommodating parties had advanced
Jorea, but seeing toe preparations for de-
nee. withdrew.
Vienna, May l0-Oficial Bulletin-Austrian
rmy has taken up its position between the Pc
I'D Sezia to await better weather before renew.
& the offensive.
Austrian troops have destroyed the Railway
ridge at Valencia.