The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-29

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London, Saturday Oonsols ~ DSf acccans
fAAmsflcan securities The latess salea, IL -
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Paris. Saturday tvsaine lThs Bourss Ciossd
IdulE-9enees 04f COO sl1w 81 sate ss1st
Latess ~ Telegtsph . Qaesnsson. -London,
Dec. l0.-lt b again repostsd that the passpnrs
system between England end France i 70 -
The o1lcial dispatches from China 90 receiv.
ed. They fully corroberats tho dispatches u.
ready published. staasa 'fH 'eA
Apcstcipt dated October l4th, from General
Grant, states that The remaining prisonefs there
had not bsen liberated. They number 1000.
Il The Ponti6clal troops afof about % march
againss The town Of Pontivarra. % overthrow the
Provisional Governmens established there.
Intelligence was received a. the Foreign Office
yesterday p. N. through ST. Petersburg, dated
Pekin, November 9th. II states that peace was
lconcluded with China on the 2Sth 81 October.
ard that the Publications Of II were exchanged
on the 5th II November. Esa I'll
The French and Rnglish forces had evacuated
Pekin, and ~ Emperor was expected TO return
TO the kafimmediately. fsais 4
Liverpool, DE. lS.-An American ship was
seen burnt 70 ~ waters edge on Nov. 2lst, By
the ship O. 9. Dunsan, which has arrived 1t this
port 1883 - ssaFfss ga
i Later-The ship Georgiana, Captain salter,
was burnt at Dea, Nov. goth, lat. 81 As, long
66 20. The crew were saved BY the ship Lerie
Woodbury., from New Orleans for Liverpool, and
landed here to-day. 4s5 hi 6i I
/ Passengers BY the Canada report that II was
rumored At Queenstown that Garibaldi had been
assassinated. The papers BY the Canada report
that Col Dunn Of the Sicilian army had been
wounded In an attempt to assassinate him The
runnof Of the assassination Of Garibaidi probably
arose from this circumstance. al'a taf q
Among the passengers BY the Canada il the
Rev. Father Chiniquy. s'e'yi@ a4 IN sG \
/ Liverpool Breadssuifs generally steady.
Wakefield Nash q Cos. Report Flour has an
upward tendency, and improved demand. Quo
ted at96@31 @6. Wheat quiet and steady. Red.
Western, 11@l2@9; White l2@I3@9 Corn
quiet: mixed and yellow S6@6; white 39@39@s
T. S. 4 Co., Report.-Flour has i declining ten
dency, and prices here recedcd sd per Isl. since
Tuesday market Other Breadstuifs steady
Prices easier, but unchanged. Provisions gen.
orally dull. Bigland A. & Co., and others, Re-
/ port-Beef dull; Pork dull; Bacon quiet; Fine
qualities wanted.
Fl Kearney, Dec. %.
Pony Express going weet was 81 hours late
owing to the new rider losing his way and freez-
ing TO death he was German; name unknown
4 G. 0. G. &P. r Expeess coach passed At 9 80
yesterday with 5000 in dust aud . passengers.
Denver, Dec. 20. 4
Patrick Waters was hung yesterday about So
clock. When on the gallows, he confessed the
murder of Freemen. His written confession has
been published; he had meditsted the crime
three days. +sA E "
A new discovery for saving gold, has been
made by man in the gold dust diggings It is
still secret He took a pan full Of tailings from
one quartz mill supposed to contain little OF no
Igoid, and BY subiectiDg it to process three sew
eral times, obtained g, ~, and 81 u cents. n
Cheering reports come from the San Juan
country, vast extents Of rich Placer diggings are
l aniN 70 suH In hot -. o.
tural valleys We had light snow here on The
2lst but it all disappeared in few hours
Weather since, very fine. ''5'A
Washington, Dec Is.
The War Department can take 10 action in
reference to the recent movement at Pittsburg,
until official information shall be received from
the officer in charge of the Allegany Arsenal.
The order for the removal Of the guns was re-
Gently issued, and directed them to be at Ship
Island and Galveston, BY the time the defensive
works at those points, though unfinished. NAV
be ready to receive them 4a
Appropriations.for,t the purchase Of the cannons
was long since made, ana the order for their
removal was in accordance with the laws and
regulations, without any reference whatever TO
political occurrences
Capt Ingraham Of South Carolina. in COM
mand Of the Sloop Of War Richmond, attached
to the Mediterranean Squadron, has asked and
obtained leave to return NJ Nil
~ -.. Independence, Dec. US.
The New Mexican mail, from Pawnee Fork, |
arrived to-day. Three mails waited TO make |
connections at that point, and 1t is supposed |
that it has been delayed by the Indians. Two |
mails had returned to Pawnee Fork fearing an |
attack from the Indians. The Commanding OF |
Ger ut that place furnished them an escort and |
all the mails have gone through
Snow fell to the depth Of inches yesterday. |
All is quiet here, but the people are fully pre-
pared for any difficulties that may arise from I
any msrauding parties that may come among ID.
- Washington, Dec %.
Further revelations show that Russell, Majors
4 Cos contract has two years to run. The al
legged acceptances Of the Secretary Of War are l
said to consist of memoranda stating that 90
much money would be due on the execution Of
certain service under the contract for the trans
portation of army supplies which Russell used |
frsm time to time rs collateral security in Dor
rowing money Such memorsntla Or certificates
have heretofore been given by the other depart.
ments under like circumstances as 4y @ -a 4 l.
q GoddOrd Baily, in his letter Of confession TO
Secretary Thompson, says that no officer Of the
Government had any completely or the slightest |.
knowledge Of the fact Of his having abssracted
the bonds, and that it Was confined 70 the per
sons directly implicated and heretofore named.
4AC VOuuSbucu IVt OA1Jey tuFt6n0erS0 him
to-day and he is now in Jail Az TO the bail re-
quired of Russell, it having been agreed TO take
tao0, 600 outside Of the Jurisdiction Of the
Court, Senator Green and Representatives
W oodson aud Barrett, all of Missouri have gonelk
his security fer the amount The remainng
$500, 900 is being made up by citizens Of Wash.
ington. 9e ies h .fss.1e.', stf
The proceedings Of the two Congressional
Commissees on the crisis excite no particular in J
terest a. it 10 not supposed they will be abls to
come to any satisfactory conclusion, 10 the ex-
IRENE Southerners are at presens opposed to any
compromise. ase44 .a
! Senator Douglas denies that be refused to nut
himself right on the record on the resolutions of
Senator'S Davis and Toombs, saying that he did
put ON the journal statement thai he declined
voting on abstract propositions which were not
reduced to the form Of amendments 70 the Con- M
stitution when he bad just offered On amend. 4
ment in due ltfm covering oil the points In the
resolution. - IN ts S H4 8e5
The Secessionists are much comforted by pri |
nj nr1fn .