The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-20

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on the sd Inst, aRrived lois ni1hG J
EsalAzD.-Ths Quesn nnd th0 Royal fs1il
sailsd round he squadron . he sosh {ssy7
i Royal salstss vsss 6ssA and tha Rpesian eqnad
RON ioipod in tho demonstration Of re0p0CG , :
i TO6solal uepsr from WashiDkton.1 II n
The toodoa EGtsbofho ehs felloviag:-W,
have rsasen 70 he)layq 4hat NJ. Dallas Aaaire
| eentl, placed In t6e 6ande Of Lord John RpsDsl
Z despatch from Wa1dK&son 10 which e 4
stated that ths UnteGA S.aoes Gessransnt A4vl
rssolvsd y aAaadep siAe priyatecfiag ~
thus % accept The declafrtien respecting III
posltion 81 ths AazfgAamnt faw agreed upon .
Conereas at Paris iDi1ngsd 5nssFs.fst
The Grand Duyhep ileris of Russia arrived
Dover On J'y sli' .1s't ". rough pa'.ass ea'
Ia The Bsuss 81 E1rlAon ths lei issk, lie
royal assent vas siysa by commission . several
bills OF . public and private character.
The report Of amendments On the Service
Court Bill W. bfouehs ~ and afsss sons @is-
eussion the report va adopted and the bin Rad
| third time and paosed.
Lord StanloY called The atIeRdon ct the Gov
eminent 70 the admission OF British salt into
China, stating that the supply OF salt % popu.
lasion Of 200, o,OO0, 600 had been hit1BssO : mon
opoly in the haads Of the Chinese. Il, Haipn
cluded By asking What steps bad been 49, 70
Introduce it.
Lord Elgin coald mot Ansvss. ~ qusseion q
the eorrsspondsnes had not been mads nq1lic.
Nothing important took place In the HoodD OF
Commons on the 1ss instant. NJ Ree
In the evening" resoa1den enabling the Gov.
srnmsntto raise il ths UnitA4 Klnedoq, ter The
Governments Of IndlA> fgQO,oOoa 90 meet The
demands Of the pssss6s yJAs, ~ Aessod and
ordered TO bs repostsds u 81 mi
The amount Of The Dsht of lndiA " ~ Ut
Of Nay, 1858, j. sFetuTnsd - the eup ~, ,7p4,-
os4, q which fss.lsS,sos ~ss fesisstrsd (s6s
and tina rest floating. Tsfk = t1AI a9MaIi ~,
aGEsHAs1.-Tbe National Zeitung states In .
letter from Frankfort on the Maine that Couns
dc Chamberli has arrived there from the Hague
and that it 10 intended TO hold . Conference Of
the Legitimists q Wirss Baden during the month
Of August. y, ,.f. .f. !
The Prague Gazette Gays fearful are broke
out in the town Of Klosterles, oontaining about
les houses and 1000 inhabisants. Few of them
saved their goods or houses. w.
The Paris Patrie contradicts the report about
Prince Napoleon being charge with the miasion
70 Vienna. a4 TI6 violin II h44rf~4 huRf
i The London Post says that Garribsldi has
sent circular to al the free States of Italy,
declaring his army 70 be ready ~ any nonsnt
TO continue the italian var; Of Indspendeae4
FRANck--The Times correspondent says the
Count de Persigny had left Paris - his return
to London. 4at:5#5 3s ss sRsataa y
The Minister Of war had addressed "a order
to all Colones Of Regiments to ssend home al
soldiers whose absence had been recalled after
the declaration Of war against Anstris, land
likewise all those who are entitled By their
services TO leave Of absence for III month& @
that they may be asrthe disposal ~ he lAs1nese
who may reqsie them Tor gsstine q - baa.
vest - . 80.
No change 10 70 be noticed Ia hscomnsteial
situation Of France A
The accounts from the agricslssraT districts
are not unfavorable. The wheat eaop hos not
sustained much injury. The Barley .csePswas
not expected to be productive but the 'ssock on
hand 10 immesss. The crop of oats WIN proba-
bly, be more productive than wasa pectsd
eighteen days since. The harvest altogether
will exceed that Of good ordinary year, and
there will be an overplus for expectation.
AUsTRIA.-A letter to the London Post from
Vienna states that Count Colorado, the Austrian
ambassador at Rome, was expected at Vienna,
whence be will proceed TO Zurich.
The Vienna correspondence Of the London
Times says that although Count Collerado haA
an audience with the Emperor on the 20th Of
Jaly and was long closeted with the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, be ID not likely to leave for
Zurich until the beginning Of the coming week.
The same correspondenysays for time very
unfriendlv feeling toward England prevailed
here, but the wrath Of the Austrians 10 rapidly
subsiding. sY+
The promise Or the Emperor Of the French
to put bis army and navy on . peace footing
has made great impression on the Austrian
financial world.
The Count de Boonnevil returns here a. the
representative Of France.
SPAlN.-The Madrid Journal, Of the 26tb,
states that : number Of deputies in SAlwanda
waited on the Queen 70 congratulate her on her
Il is said thatsAs Government had resolved
on establishing sanpicipAl system in CUBE.
Garibaldi hA5 i2Ided the following order,
dated Levers, Jolly aeehs. -
'Howsver politicai l. lits may 70 in the pre-
sent circumstances, It y the duty Of Italians mot
only not to lay down their arms and manifest
Encouragement, but to swell their ranks and
show the Pope that guided BY the heroic Victor
Emanuel they are ready again to confront the
vicissitudes Of war in whatever form they may
present themselves. dl
dent from Rome says, there is great dissatisfac-
ton here and have no hesitation in saying that
the French soldiers alone keep down general
outbreak. y
The Jesuits have hesn driven out Of Fslenga,
Ferli and Ferara.
The Bologna Gazette publishes declaration
that the Provinces Of Remagna have shaken
of the Papal Yoke never to return again and
that their wish 10 to bs annexed to Sardinia.
The Tuscan army has taken up position be-
tween Mojena and Preggie.
ITALY.-The Milan Gazette states that the
French troops are constantly passing through
Milan on their way to France.
Turin, July 3O.-The Dictator OF Modena has
convoked the popular assemblies All persons
competent TO read and write and whose sge .
not less than 81 will be entitled to vote. PeF-
feet order prevailed. u
Count Reiset - special Envoy Of Napoleon, for
the purpose Of bringing about the restoration
Of the Grand Dukes of Tuscany and ModeAa.
lNDIA.-The dates are to July l7th.
The disaffection among the late company Of
European troops ID increased a. Bernhsmpore.
They are in open meeting and have entrenched
themselves in barracks and elected officers 70
command them.
The iusileers have followed the example Of
the Bengal troops.
Central India ID quiet.
The Times Calcutta correspondents says the
campaign has been left to the Dude police, and
Europeans have Withdrawn under cover.
The rebels were stu 5000 strong, but were
in terrible distress.
CHINA.-The U. 8. steamer PowhaetaD had
got on shore near Woosung, but is Wa expect
ed she would Be got OF uaiDjured.
Intelligence from Cochin China tells Of losses
sustained BY the allied forces end says great
sickness prevailed there. The natives light
bravely, and II was said that the French Admiral
had applied for reinforcements.
rHE LATEST BY rELEoRAPH TO SOUTHAMPTON.
Paris, Wednesday. The Noniteur announces
the dissolution Of the army Of the Rhine, though
the Camps, Chalons and Elfant remain ssta6-
lished.
London, Wednesday.-The Times Paris eoe.
respondent says the Emperor il very anxisus 70
satisfy the European Powers Of his pacific In
tentions and before many days he kuropeaa
Powers viii DO iavited 70 Congress where .
solution Of the Italian difficulty viii be proposed
which will deserve support from IL liberal char.
acter. A s &M
Prince Napoleon ID said 10 be indefatigable In
hin efFurta for an amicable settlement or powara