The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28

sion early On Friday morning.
The London Times explains the tacituspit
Che ministerial side. On Tuesday night it
pears that st the commencement Of the del
there remained II members on the Minisse
Ade who had not yet been sworn, efd y
therefore, could mos vote. Mr. D'lsraeIi q
ceived the idea Of pressing dsisiee while
Liberals we're ohofG 4 s
The New Mexican mail With dates froo eae
Fe 70 the 18th, reached Independence d
. nosnsg. News unimportant.
Three companies Of troops were met q Cat
awoo, 60 route 70 establish : posi- ss the oroa
!. ing Of the Arkansas.
New York. June is.
:, InA steamship Ariel, fos Soothampton a
navre, took out leo passsseers and nearly @
m"aon 20 specie. The City a y sshinetoa tshl
oat $50 passengers. and half million 10 spscis.
Judge lngersoll, In the Superior Court 10 d,
denied the appeal for nev trial of ~ d.f.oj
ant In the libel suit Of Ed~ard p. Fry ars;ns
beLnett, editor Of the Herald. The veydio
against the defendant In the lover court "a
$1,000. >S''s
!. dispatch from Dunkirk says, che bodies d
Aarhn Sauter, bis wife and child we're discov-
ered 10 an upper chamber of their house. aIl
witn their throats cut and dead. The deed 4
supposed to have been committed by SAutes
H'mseif, who had not lived happily with his wife.
| Sauter Kept an emigrant boardiae house.
| New York, June a.
additional to the Psrsies Nsss.
r. Lonoon, Saiurday.-The attendance ia the
Sc % commons was very numerous to day.
.ue expectation being that the address Ia repiy
to as amended. The House asreed 10 n 80 ~
speech into consideration on Fridav .na ID.
journed till that day. -
Dresden, June lO.-Pruseian Commls.;ooesa
we're here yesterday negotiating for uaosoore
oy railway Of considerable bodies Of Prussian
troops satisfactory result was Obtained
without difficulty, and the Commissioners start
cd for Munich with similar object @
Paris. Saturday, June ll.-Gensral Schamn
has been appointed Chief Commander at the
Camp At Chalons, where three divisions Of Cav.
airy are to be assembled. -
Five thousand Austrian prisoners have arrived
at NarseilIes and Toulon.
Turin, June 10.
General 0aribaldi occupied BerRamo on the stk.
Having learned that IS 600 AussrlaDs were com.
ing from Hrescia sent detachment to meee
mem, and though the force % Mt was incon-
SIDERABLE In number, they nevertheless beat the
enemy. ,''s :. u
verona, June 10.-The Austrian Official Bul.
etin says General D'Urban as Cananca and the
'ther corps de armie at Magaeta were engaged
q sanguinary fights.
The enemv in greatly superior force appears
Q oe advancing from Milan, and the Aussrian
lrny has therefore passed the Adda in good
eserve.
The course Of our troops ie unbroken and
hey are longing for q decisive batsle.
purln. SATURDAY. lima II -p.;w... l~.x.-.
rom Milan respecting the battle Of Msre1enans
ta'e that 1000 Zouaves we're put hors du
omoat. The Austrians who were 10000 strone
unered loss Of $4,000 killed and wounded
no 200 prisoners. The battle lasted hours.
~ eleven o'clock at night battalion OF HuuRa.
ans and Croats who intended to surprise the
iiIage were surrounded and defeated. y
me iimes correspondent Of Vienna saws the
inciai I Austrian Bulletin announcing the battle
Magenta produced an indescribabie ed. ct a
= capitai, ana every one for q moment appear.
: W oe stunned. Military men are indignant
'as the hnest army Austria ever possessed
Mould have been entrusted to such . bungler
, Count Gyauli appears to be.
Liverpool Observation-Disclosures The follow.
" are the quotations:
Flour-American, los 9dal3s Cd.
;, Wntat-Western Red, s. 9dalOs; Western
h'te, los 3dalls; Southern, los 6dal3s.
Corn-fellow. 6sa6s Sd White, ssass Cd.
Lnseed-Quoted at 3Osa3O I'd.
ST. Louis, June 81.
The Overland Mail of the soth has arrived.
The oregon Legislature met at Salem on the
in ult. Luther Elkins was chosen President
the senate, andW. 9. L. Vault Speaker Of the
onse: Judge Williams and Mr. Grover, the
le representative. are the moss prominent
asidates TO supersede Delazon Smith in The
,ited States Senate.
The news from Frazer River continues dis
urag'ng. The specimens Of gold are small,
uovernOr Douglas has issued decree pro-
ing for the naturalization of aliens after
ars residence.
business at San Francisco was dull, with no
aspect OF a speedy revival owing to the large
ck. Eastern shippers must discontinue heavy
pments. .
=. Washington June 22.
: f'Vate letters received here from Ei Paso and
lzona to the 7th of June, state that tho late
empt TO revolutionize chihuahua by Jose
r.a Auioaso, brother Of the late President OF
Aco' mas oeen entirely suppressed, and
oago, surrendering without battle, was par
ned.
don. John s. Phelps, of No., and Lieut.
ury, OF Arizona, are the guests OF Judge
r. OF III Paso. Extensive preparations ~ere
hg made to give Mr.. Phelps grand recep-
a in New Mexico.
The people Of Arizona adhere to theie de-
nlnation to take no part in the New Mexi-
election, on the ground heretofore stated
lnelr memorial TO Congress Of having no fair
70 United States Court will be held at Ne
. during this year.
arizona Will send her own Delegate to Con.
ss. II Lieut.. Maury consents to run again
will be elected without opposition. 2.
Ion. n. A. Oterto will be returned to Co,-
50 as Delegate from New Mexico vithous
ious opposition.
10 in July.
'ome reform IN the present system Of advef.
hg and the delivery Of letters being pec>saa.
the Post Office Department win speedily
'pt soch az may seem practicable and efficient
VIII hoid its officers to strict accountability
their own mistakes.
Albany, June e.
. vlo'en' naii storm prevailsd in this vicinity
extending the space OF . mils In
.n ana lasting half an hour. A number Of
oo~s were broken and flowers and plants
10 pieces.
rne Somerset (Me.) Telegraph reports that .
fioie tornado, accompanied by rain. nasse8
= portion of Embden on "Wednesday aftrr-
20 last, prostratIng houses, barns, trees.
uaros ana everything in its course. In one
sne barns, TWO persons, Mr. Clark and NJ.
co1t were injured, although il is supposed not di
ouslv. A house belonging to Mr.. John Red u ]
was demolished. and Mrs.. Redmsn and her
. cniid, and another woman who was in the
ss .. tue time, were all more or less Injured. q
nedman was carried some distance with the N
ring timbers. and Is dangerously i'll. Por.
- OF the demolished buildings we're carried
ne distance Of two miles. L. was ! fearful
q, and II 10 truly wonderful that no more
sons were seriously hurt.
y St. Louis, June 90.
1e overland Mail with dates 10 the 9th Ar
q last night News unimporsant.
previous report of an attack on Bsale's
~ Monase Indians was incorrect. The
lans are peaceable.
ian = oates 70 May Gath state that portions Of
%" LAKE Valley were inundated In conss-
nee OF the swollen condition OF the rtrrama