The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

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the Adelaide, bat dstails add sone iaess q
tssest.
The Austrian soSSf.S pSsdSssy JE,Ifr iSsl
Of the 2stb, altar detailing 6S psperees a
n fsirB, says Austria mhst draw E1fops . na
The London Poss sf ~ sssh Y IS sh>SS
still hops fsr pescs, = ~ lAss 141ltA 1Ayy
mediati0n W1s und1e 6ho oog1DO Re111sene
Of the Emperor Of ihs Freneh. Aa4 i6 AhNA,
TRANS refrained from adva1eing, .RsciAc q
tlemeut might Be made - ~ faSs'Hi'
The following sse The prVvl1soss " DE ii
sian-Ffench treaty, - given BY ~ E0ss:
BY the first treaty Russia binds hsreelI in &
event Of France being at war With AHagxia,
assist France with she cO-opesatioa 0i her 1eG
10 the Baltic and Hediterfansan, and % pie
an army Of $4,000 men on the Austrian ffodds
This, the Times says, b dirsceea ebvioue
against England, and its existsncs 10 D proof ~
sne enterprises which are thus 70 bs protects
are such - Il would Be Impossible for Eoelan
70 ALLOW % pass unchaileneed. s+5gl 20 ~
Inc Russian army Of o6eeyvetion. the Timc
concludes, - 20 excite insmressioa anopg -
Hungafians and slaves
The second treaty provides that IL case Aus
tria shall invade Sardinia, Russia shall declAY1
war against her within 6fteea aays a sha ~
sOss~1 - Wv s0N1A0VAee98O WILL ri
The Times maintsins that England need tak1
no active part 30 long - the war il eonanad =
Italy, but If France and Russia aaeack A.
tria in Germany, Russia seeking psrchaael
indemnity in the east Of Europe, of II Prussia
| should be laid under . consribution or teYfisory
that the design Of the treaties woald bseeanl
no less than partition Of Europe, and the Arsl
principle Of self-presssvasion would compel % q
consider whether We can better ourselves on
the Continest or at oaf Own honseeeodA hov.
ever much We may desire 70 keep clear OF these
complications. The existence Of . great Ger.
man power 10 essential 70 our safety. ae ~
9. ..t;e; lne iolloslng - summary Of the King 81
The King regards the demand % dis,rm - A.
outrage on himself and the nation. and -
therefore repelled the demand With disdein end
scorn. The King Gala 10 mind ItAly's cry q
anguish, and says II will be your Captain I
have proved your vslos on the 6ead Of bstsl6
by the side Of my illustrious tashes. This time
you will have for your comrades the gallant
French soldiers-yOur companions on the
Tchernay, whom the Emperor has sent 10 sup
port and defend our just and cisilrsieg csass.
Forward TO Victory. Let our banner annoanoe
to you that our object like our war cry IL the
Independence Of Italy" .tA-@.tgtqoI 2tatts4
Prlnce Cofignan bad been appointed Leus
Tbe Universities Of Piedmont had been cIosad
BY Royal decree. .&Eas@ T7l E7TS1s7'.ri- Il
The SArdinians bad retired from the Palssio
TO the vest banks Of the Sesia The great uan
OF the army, 75,0OO stroog, VS. oendenseA
around the f0rtresses of Alex ndria and PAsAla.
with = second line at the loot Of the Appeninee
between Moro and fortuna. 47E
The Turin correspondent Of the Times ooss
not think the Austrisns will reach the Capitol.
The country had been laid under water by
mesus Of the canals Of irrigation, and means had
been taken 70 render the roads temporarily il.
passable.
The Sardnian Government, had annronr;.t.A1
all horses belonging to private individuals. the
highest price allowed being le pounds 80. 4
The news Of Tuscany joining Piedmont and
France Is confirmed. The Grand Duke refused
70 abdicate but retired to Bologna, after throw
ing himself upon the protection Of the Five
treat Powers. The Tuscan army 10 $4,000
strong. s -
1t 10 said that Victor Emanuel had been made
Dictator Of Tuscany.
ENGLAND.-The Channel Squadron which had
gone to the Mediterranean was to be imme-
1iateIy recalled. On the 9Th four new ships
u the line were placed in commission.
II stated that the French and Russian gov
'rnmenss have lately been procuring large sup
'hes o. charts and surveys Of the English
;oasts and English stations in the N editerranean.
md have likewise been making large purchases
u coal, irrespective Of price or quality. Il 10
Also intimated that an extensive order for charts
lad been received from the Spanish Govern
nent, and the inference was that Spain would
hrow herself into the arms Of France. ~
,un boats of light diaught and some vessels Of
arger size were building on the Thames for the
spanish Government It was suggested that
pain might be merely acting a. the agent Of
thers.
Large quantities Of ammunitious and guns
'ere being shipped to Gibraltar and Malta.
Uen. Williams, Of Kars, was appointed com
,ander-in-chief in Canada
The quarterly returns of emigration from
liverpool show great activity in the movements
oward the United States, and it was believed
hat the next few months emigration to America
'ouid De the largest experienced for several
ears.
Mr.. Morphy had again played simultaneously
Hn nVe OF the most experienced members Of
:. James Chess Club, London, viz: Lowenthal.
Iviere, Barnes, Boden and Bird. Mr. Barnes
on his game. Those with Lowenthal and
oden were drawn and Norphy won the other
70.
FRAScE-The Ministry Of Police is to be r.
'tabllshed after the fashion Of the first empire.
.~ AsSnSu eA"y Vi VUS6Fv8SlOU ON tNO
hine will consist of eight divisions of cavalry
nd as many Of Infantry.
Eight steam trgates filed with troops lefS
oulon on the 26th for Genoa
Il The French army on the slope Of the Alps
Ill consist OF sixteen divisions of infantry, four
cavalry and artillery to match.
Washington, Nay IL
Instructions sent to Utah place the military
lere at the disposal OF the Governor exclusive
for posse as in Kansas. Former instruc-
ons allowing such discretion to the judges
ID Marshal are revoked. Judge Cradlebaugh
ii not be removed.
Dispatches were received last evening BY the
resident from Mr.. Reid, our late Minister to
INA, who came passenger in the Persia.
Nc. Reid states that Immediately before The
ling OF the steamer. Mr.. Dallas and himself
d an interview with Lord Nalmesbury, who
Ated that the Government bad just learned
a. oil negotiation was At an end. and that the
nistry expected confidently that hossilisiss
ould break out 10 "a hoSrs. 4F44s
New York, May IL n
= Jacoo Little, the celebrated Stock Broker, has
lied. -ifsv-f @ags-,',7
The Tennessee brings dates from Vera Crus
stn, and from the City Of Mexico to the lss
May.
Gen. Robles was ct Jalapa with 10000 men.
had issued decree forbiddlng the psssaEs
the American mails. Great confusion ex-
ed at the City OF Mexico, where . change in
. Presidency is daily expected and an OUT
eak consequently feared. a#ads as ttss7
h'ramon was trying to raise money from Tie 3
'ropesn capitalists on . pledge Of The Church
opersy. The Arch Bishop consented 70 the
ortgage. a hssNa3s4 5g9
The English and French aes.s we're s.ili ss
crifcio. .
Arrival fro0 EoFs Benton. 6s.H n@..
Maj. Vaughan. U. 8. Agent for the BlAckfese .
dians, arrived in this city yesterday morning.
% Major left bis post Fort Beoton) $50 miles
owe the mouth Of the Yellow Ssone, In "A
'cAinaw boat, on the goth of March. The
. part Of his trip was very tedious and Ia
rious one. BE was 50 days In making two
ndred miles, the gorges In the ics making ID
most impossible for them 10 get along at all
ter reaching Fort Stewart, 50 miles above the
'llov Stone, he doubls-mannedt The boat. and
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