The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-22
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Csc 1ees Is n O'Clock Sunday evening. 81
~ boardsd BY The news yacht o. the ADocia-
ted Press and The following Slnusary Of her nswss
obtained. The inselligenee - quits impostant:
The King Of Naples quilted the capstl o. H.
9Th 10 Spanish vessel for GartA
Garibal0i vaa ct Cora, Is miles from Naples,
on the 6th, and was expected 70 reach The capt.
tai on the 7th. His advanced guards arrived q
Salcrno on the 9Th. "a
The harvest Ia England was making satisfac-
tory progress
The GALWAY line il advertised 70 run monthly.
The Coneaught sails on the 26th Of September,
being the first vessel under The new arrangement.
--latest via Queensto~s.
London, Sept esh. --lnsuFrecti0nary move
ments have broken out at Pesoro and the insur-
rents have attacked and defeated the papal
re Opinione National Of Turin says the FIRST
column Of volunteers enters the marshes today.
Liverpool Breadstuffs Market was paralysed
on Friday and quotations were nominal, put
few forced sales were made at the following re-
duction ON the week: Flour 2@3s. Wheat %.
Corn Ia Cd. On Saturday the market was dull
and quotations nominal. Provision market quiet
London Money Market-Consols closed On
Saturday at 9s}@9ss for money and account
Mr.. Lindsay who has instructions relative 70
shippipr negotiations with the United States, 10
| passenger in the Europa.
G3srAr RslTyAx.--The weather continued fine,
| and the harvest in the southern counties was
nearly completed, and the result exceeded ex-
| pectation Operations have commenced IN tine
northern counties with encouraging prospects.
Earl Granville was en- route for Madrid, and
it was reported that he has mission relative 70
4 the slave trade. =,
The number Of English volunteers offering for
Garibaldi was 30 great that funds could not oe
| raised fast enough to send them to Naples
! NAPLEs-Garibaldi landed at Salermo on the
/ 9Th, and was expected at Naples at any moment.
| A battle was considered likely on the 7th be-
tween Olora and Salermo. The royal troopa
occupied strong position, and it was said in
case Of defeat, would retire upon Gaeta
The Queen of Spain had offered the King Of
Naples refuge in Spain, which the latter &C.
cepted.
The. brigade Caldarell is reported to have
passed over to Garibaldi.
The latest dispatches from Naples to the eve,
ming of the 9Th inst announce that the KING mao
left there for (Saeta that day on board Span
ish vessel Before leaving. he reduced the pen'
alties of prisoners.
Garibaldi dined ut La Cava on the 9th inst,
and was expected to enter Naples on the It'll
La Caya vas only 76 miles from the capital. The
advanced guards of Garibaldi's Amy arrived at
Solcrno At noon Of the 9th inst
| Naples was tranquil
4 The London Times editorially says that the
| King had gone to Gaeta only to consider wleth-
or he will fy to Madrid or Vienna, that Naples
is as good as lost, and that the term Of Rome
| must come next 81
RoME-Turin journals denounce the position
| of the troops Of Lamoricicre, and call on the
/ Pope to disband his foreign mercenaries.
| It is rumored that Count Covour had sent a
4 note to Rome announcing that any movement oil
4 the Pontifcial troops beyond the Roman borders
| would be considered an act of intervention and
| that Piedmont would in such case consider her
self justified in occupying the marches.
FRANcE.-It was reported that the French
| Government has sent diplomatic note to Switz
erland, relative to the outrages at Geneva on the
French flag. The outrage in question was per
4 petrated by Swiss mob during the violation o.
Swiss territory by Savoysrd going in possession
to congratulate the Emperor. Tfr
The weather was fine in Paris, but foods an(
hurricanes are reported in the provinces
The Bourse was quiet but rather frmer on tn,
7th, closing at 67fr 95c.
/ AusrRIA-It was reported that Prince Meter
Mich would be Minister Of Foreign Affairs, bu
| the rumor vas contradicted.
1t was reported that 5000 Austrians had re
ceived orders to leave Vienna for Trieste.
! Recent disturbances at Uvine had led to tn,
discovery Of a great conspiracy favorable t.
| Garibaldi, and numerous arrests were made.
GERNANY.-A general meeting Of the Nation
| al Union at Coburg unanimously adopted rs
programme, the transfer of the central power t,
Prussia, and the convention Of German Parlia
| ment.
| London Money Market.-The funds closed Ian
guild but steady.
The demand for money was moderate, but ra
| ther more active.