The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15
.rJUNE, 185e.

III - sataa .lJUNE, l6j1.at
II The Psris oorfsependane Of the Lond0na Hel
: aid regards the scheme Of placing = Belgium
Il Psiecs - The Tsscsn throne - q ridienlou
; cauafd. Hustaa77B sla 8a faA a5a ne bea asds
. The Paris corresQondens again draws Atteu
tion to ths greet acsivisy In the ltench dock
yards, anil states thas hs has been assured ther
i are now building, or under orders u b shnilt
bi 20 e-linc 10 Of the very largest size
and The Others Of inferior calibre, but all stsict
I | y fighting shps-steel plated and psosidst
} with iron beaks Or proofs. s qga tnea5
Numbers Of vessels bad arrived At AAFseilles
The amnesty including Rianoue and BurchAt--
u The Consul G<nessJ Of the xellesbAs requsstst
, permission TO culssate aud manufsctsss tobAc-
The Paris 5B0urse had been irIa and anima-
ted. The rcntes on the 23d advanced 10 59l
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"A LAfEsr.-The Paris correspondent Of the
{ London Spectator, who has ou several Occa-
sous sc0mMunicated early and authentic nevs,
asserted that Napoleon accepts the pAu Of tbs
King Of Belgium, which j. to give the fortressss
Of Pescheira and Aantua and the states Of Parma
and Nodena to Sardinia, 10 reinstste the House
Lorraine IN Tuscany and 70 restere the Legations
TO the Pope. s8r easA " 8si& III s6tgfa Y
i Alter the introduction Of variety Of res
forms, VenetiA is 70 have governmental institua
tons and m army Of its own, under the Arch
Duke Ferdinand AAxmillion, With the title Of
Grand DUKE OF Venetia s4a 5as .sa-4e
/ This stipulation has The concurrence Of Ans>
tria. A conference 10 also to be held at Brus-
sela, presided over BY the King. This litter j.
dated eve Of the 22d. II s4fss s98 #gd tn.
The Paris Patris has an article which partially
confirms this statement. #4s E84 .Ast8 Ist3g
i &C. fees ai 4s4Hata New York, Oct. g. /
BY fire which occurred last nigh. II Nos
go and 2s7. Washington etreet, occupied BY
Wright, Gis b Brothers, dealers in tess coffee
and spices, property 70 the amount 500 900 vas
sss jill A4+- Washington, Oct 8. "
| Information has been received here that o.
soon as Col. Summer heard Of the attack on the
Santa Fe mail with its fatal results, he despatch
ed company OF Dragons 10 the Pawnee Fork
to punish the offending Indians. Hopes are
entertained that this prompt action on the pa I
Col. Sumner will result ia tie capture Of the
murderers and the rescue Of the passengers. tl71i
! BY the overdue mail it. viii probably be found
! necessary to station troops as the Pawnee Fork
e escort the mail thence 70 Cold Spring, s1ds
! thus obviate the recurrence OF such IN outrage.
4s8f nj Philadelphia, Oct 9.
Judge Ludlow this morning rendered .his de-
cision in the famous csse OF w. II. JeaDdeli who,
was ARRESTED in July last on charge OF breach Of
peace IN running passenger railway car on the
Sabbath, ordering the discharge OF the defe nd
ant, the arrest having been premature.
III. saaasssts Norfolk. "a, Oct p +,
York on board the Quaker City, bound to Hs-
wanna, have arrived here. On the 7th instant
when 5o miles south of Cape Hatteras, the en-
CINE WAS broken, causing great eAeitement on
board. Her boats were manned aud aprovis>
ioned and equipped IN readiness to abandon the
steamer H. iound to be necessary. On first
alarm It was supposed she was leaking badly, AZ
ten inches OF water was foand in her hold
Pumps were manned and it was soon discovered
that no serious leak had taken place.
Toe flag was however displayed union down,
az signal Of distress, which brought the bark
Dumbarton, Capt. Schadbourne Of Boston, from
TURKS Island bound to New Yolk, to the relief
OF her passengers. t..l#.,....t ts-..,-,.
The passengers we're mainly transferred to
the Bark With . supply Of provisions, and arriv-
ed safely in Hampton Roads last night under
charge Of }. J. Hargon and Dr.. Faunel, surgeon
Of the ship. E@...
Twelve Of the passengers and all the officers
Of the steamer preferred remaining on board
She vas last seen forty miles south Of Cape Hat
teras, near the Gulf Stream. The wind was
light but the sea very heavy. There was no
loss Of life attending the accident, and no serious
damage 10 the steamer is apprehended.
rgt,a. New York, Oct. Q.
The steamship City Of Manchester has ar. iyed
from Liverpool via Queenstown. Her, dates
from the latter port are to the 2ylh ult, but
have been anticipated by the Canada ~ Bosom.
t i Galveston, Oct. Q.
The brig Saline from New York on tile I'd
w.t., was burned l59miles from Galveston. THE /
passengers and crew took to the boats, and after
being cut two days landed OF Aatagosda s2a 4
The yellow fever Is fatal At Houston. There
have been ten deaths per day. a5a
sat st. Louis Oct. O.. 4
The Utah mail brings intelligence OF The trial
and sentence to two years. in the pentrn,iary Of
Mckenzie, the forger OF Government checks.
The santa Fe mail Of the 18th ult. reached
Independence this morning. #a5 stE "a
Messrs. Otero, Porter and Crcnshaw arrived.
They confirm the reported attack on the mail
party. The Indians took all the males, prov;s-
ions and clothing, but did not modest the mail,
which was taken forward BY the next out going
party. +t@E t ga&sa3.R sssss st1
The incoming party found the dead bodies Of
four men, supposed Pixies Peakers, two days
subsequent to the attack On the outward bound
mail. 4tsa. at saaf 6 "a .lttI
The detention Of the incoming paytv vas
them having been apprised Of the difficulty
ahead by Mexican F s44E 5'
The combined strength Of the trains piobably
prevented another attack. fgE tiw
company Of cavalry has been ordered to
march Immediately for f. Riley 70 chastisc the
Indians. 5 aa#l~@s tsaa
New Orleans. Oct 9. n
The schooner Star, with advices from San
Francisco to the Goth wiz the Isthmus Ct Tehuan-
tepec, arrived here TO day. f1 F..a
The steamers John L. Stephens and 0rezabia,
which left San Francisco on the 2uth for Papa-
ma. took down 81 $685. in specie.
Business in San Francisco was dull and arri.
eals were numerous ~ a Vt
LATER FROM MEXICO. aH ss.ussst
Vera Cruz, Sept. .25.-Advices from the CITY
! OF Mexico 70 the 28d instant state that eon>
epiracy had been discovered among the leading
officers Of Miramon,s army. Their object VA
| to overthrow AiramOn and recognise the gov
| ernment OF the Liberals. a tt. NJ
The Liberals 1t Vera Cruz were making active
Preparations to seize upon Jalaps, Cordova and
| the capital. ss...s4
General Corba's division was entirely routed
| on the 9Th by the Liberals az Osacia. A large
number Of pr'soners had bsen captured, but
were afterwards pard0ned.
The British Minister, Oiway leaves in the
British steAmer op the Sd.
Mr. connor. Consul at Mazathan, Is on board
the Star. He has secured concessions Of great
| importance TO our commerce on the Western
| Coast ..4tr sE.. ", $1,000 es..
| The British chip Of war Cslypso had
smuggled &4OO, 900 Gom Pors near San Blass.
The Starr brings large mails and Governmsnt
| dispatches gsg
sa St. Louis, Oct. 3.
| The overland mail arrived last night a4
| Some Of the San francisco papers svincs
| disposition to make Il appear that Senator Brod.
erick was the victim Of : conspiracy, but the
most prominent ones assert that the duel vas
conducted in strict accordance with the code Of
the daello. Brodeficks pis,ol went oil before is
was raised in line with his antsgOniss. Ter
4 rvs shot teok Effect two inches from the right
nippe, carving away . portion OF the breast
bone. Bfoderick suffered Intense agony from
the time he was shot stll he died. When The
mail left two hours after his death, all mouen-
ing were beginning to appear :n oil parts Of the
cty. Judge Terry had been arresed Brod>
y .i,,tn f,Da