The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-15

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| BE entered Monochrome.
Naples Ms trangail
There ~ 10 latsf cotton feportA y
Yhe eavices ftom ManchesEee aSos favorable
Richardsou, Spence \ Co, and Wake1sld
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new. Corn dull and easier, but quotafaoas .
changed. aa Co. 81 sats.s
| London Market -Bsrisgs circular rspersl
wheat buoyans At the opening. Busine0 ciscst
With decliniDg teAdsncy andhaypss dsmandef
e reduction Of 2@sd. which, however, wss 10
conceded
Bullion u baak deeseassl 3ass, 200
New York, Sep y.
The AHA has arrived. 1,
Nothihe important has occurred 1t Naples d
in Calabris. Ths King remains 1t Naples
Garibaldi had quisesd Calabsir; dsstination ae1
known. hut It ID reported that be- had entered
Mantilane; his whole army had reached the main
The French ambaasador had obtalned The at
isfaction demanded. u s5
The Emperor ana Empress Of the French con
tinued their tour in Savoy. eaa
| Il Is reported that Queen Victories speech
relative 70 Savoy produced bad impression 10
Paris. ).
Permanent French campo arc % Be establish
ed close % the Swiss and Germanic frontiers.
/ Marshals Mcgowan and Neil made pacific
speeches 70 their respective councils
! The Paris Bourse was firm at 6Sf l5c.
The Arctic steamer Fox had made : satisiac-
tory survey Of the Farol Isles for telegraph
cable, and proceeded to Iceland.
The strike among the weavers at Coventry had
ended; the operatives succeeded
The London Times protests against Lndsay's
mission to America relative to the shipping in
terest
Rumors Of an interview between the Empe-
rors OF Austria and Russia gain more cOnsistence
lit Is reported that preparations are making
| at Warsaw. ss as8#
The report ID also revived that Napoleon also
wishes to meet the Queen Of Spain At Barcelona
on bis return from Algeria.
The cholera is raging At Malaga.
| Fuad Pacha was acting vigorously in Syria;
| 70 persons had been hung, Ito soldiers shot
$500 French troopshad landed Is Beirut There
were threatening qualifications beswoea the
Christians and Nnsonlne0. F
Latest Queenston, Sanday- Olfcial advices
\ from Damascus, August 81, announce the capital
execution Of l17apersons implicated in the re-
cent massacres These executions struck terror
into the inhabitants, and the city remained tran
quill. ITO Of the malefactcrs belonged 70 the
local police. They were shot in public; the
others, including members of the first families
in the country, were hanged. Other parties we're
sentenced to hard labor at Constantinople.
The ex Governor and other officials were nm
dergoing trial The Sultan's army was acting
with the most rigorous discipline. Perfect
tranquility prevailed throughout Syria.
Dispatches from Perugia state that Gen. La
moriceiere had directed This troops to plumber
any town showing symptoms Of insurrection.
London, Friday evening.-The Improving wea-
ther has again impaired frmncss to the funds,
and IN advance Of /; money was active and
slightly easier.
Liverpool, Sep. 1-Cotton steady; sales to-day
10000 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
s3}@9ss money.
Kalamazoo, Mich, Sept IL.
Flora Temple and Ethan Allen arc TO trot in
this city, on Saturday, Sept. 18th, for purse OF
%, 900, one mile and repeat, best three in five.
Alton, ILL.,, Sept IL.
In the municipal election, yesterday, the Dem
ocrats elected their Mayor BY majority Of a;
they also elected Z Of the IL Aldermen.
New York, Lept IL.
The steamship Illinois arrived this evening
from Havre. News anticipated.
Mr., Blum. WHO was arrested at Panama, was
released from prison on the I'd, on ctfccting an
arrangement satisfactory to the authorities re-
garding the payment Of the custom dues.
The steamship Africa sailed to-day for Liver
pool with 81 80 0ooin specie and $50 goo IN bank
bills.
E st. Joseph, Sep Is.
The Express from the Peak arrived last night
with 1883 dollars in dust, and q full load Of
passengers There Is no news from the mines
worthy Of notice.
The Pony Express arrived this evening behind
time
San Francisco, Sept l. p. m.-Tke steamer
Golden Age left for Panama this morning with
2s2 passengers.
The Pony Express and overland mails contin-
ued to arrive regularly.
The news from the State at large is unimpor.
tant.
The several county fairs held during the week
eyince remarkable progress in the material in
terests Of the State. e
Senator Gwin made bis first political speech
this season to an audience Of 1000 at Stockton
on the 9th He laborcd hard to justify himself
against killing Hale's daily overland bill and jus
tilted the purchase Of Lime Point, at any price,
rather than not have IL for . fertilization. There
was nothing personal in Ills remarks and little
enthusiasm manifested. The opposition to the
Senator continues undated.
The Crescent City Herald has accounts Of ex-
traordinary discoveries Of gold in Del Norte Co.
We have Oregon dates to Aug. 25th, and
from British Columbia to the 2sth.
10 nn,r<Nnratic State C0mmiktAe Of Oregon
had met, and divided nearly equally with the
Douglas and Breckenridge wings. The former
calling State Convention for Sept, 10th, and
the latter on the 18th.
The 20. tland News says that Delaxon Smith,
Lansing Stewart, n. p. Deadly, J. w. Ncsmith,
Geo. H. Williams, David Logan, and E. d. Ba-
ker, are candidates for the Senatorship. The
struggle will be holly contested by the three par
ties-the National Democracy, the Free Soil
Douglas Democracy, and the regular Republican
will each have tscandidatea N#t6@
A great excitement has sprung up among the
people Of Oregon on account Of extraordinary
mineral discoveries in the northern mines gen
orally.
The news from British Columbia is mostly Of
q mining character, and the accounts Of discov-
cry are numerous and glowing.
The Japanese embassy arrived home safe from
| San Francisco, june rs.
| The commander OF the japanese steamer hau
made highly colored report to his countrymcn
VT the brilliant manner in which he and his crew
were entertained while in San Francisco.
| Col. Lander had obtained promises from the
Indians, which will probably put an end to the
danger Of Pony Express and overland e'nisra'
l ton.
| jacksonville, ILL.,, Sept. IS.
The number Of people on the Fair grounds to
day is estimated at $4,000. There was but few
entries in the horse blowing match. Fawke'
steam plow had no competitor, Waters not ar
irving. There has been some fine trotting b.
single and double teams to-day. Weather warm
Louisville, Sept. Is.
The steamer Aurora, from st. Louis to New
Orleans, vas snagged and sunk ON Tuesday a
Oscola, Ark. She viii probably be raised.
New Orleans, Sept s.
The San Antonio Herald Of the 7th, says tina
Can't. Sturgis' command had fought y large bod.
Of Camanches, Kiowas and Cheyannes, 80 mile
from IT. Kearney, killing -. The American
loss was tri6ing.
Worcester, Sep. II.
The Bell and Everett Convention is preside
| over Nv Rnsman Baker Of Northampton. T.