The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28
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ARRIVAL or THE AUSTRALIAN.

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ARRIVAL OF TUE AUSTRALIAN.
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@ Portland, April %
The stcainehip Australian from Liverpool 6
J noon On ~ 1lth via Queenstown 18th, arrived
here ut O'clock this A. \. .
The Cunard screw stes1ner Ostna arrived q
Liverpool ON the 9th. ;aa 2eH
The North Britain arrived at Queenstown on
eve. Of the 10TH
GREAT BRIrMS.-No news Of political import
ance Parliament was setting.
4 The French and other Continental Journals ac-
cuse the Engiish Parliament of favoting TIE re-
cent Carlisle attempt in Spain and the insurrec,
tion in Sicily.
Areform meeting was hold in Hyde Park on
Sunday the 8th The proceedings were tame
ami not more than thousand present
The Submarine Cable for Gibraltar will be
ready by the middle Of September.
Heenan was before the magistrate at Derby
on this 7th charged with the intention Of cngag-
ing In prize fight, thereby causing . breach Of
peace Mr.. Leech appeared In his behalf and
said Heenan had never broken the peace of Eng
land and had no intention Of doing %. True he
may have made use Of harsh language in the cx-
citeEent OF his capture, when his passion was
aroused, but when he consideted he had been
| hunted out OF counties while his opponent
(Sayers) was allowed to 60 with the greatest i'm
punity he did feel core at the treatment he was
receiving. He apoiogized If be had used ex-
rreseaons which he ought not. Two respectable
gentlemen we're ready to give bail to any amount
required. Guided by the station in life OF the
party m Amcfica-heenan was BLACKSMITH
be hoped the bench would assess bail at small
amount. The Clerk announced the bench agreed
to take Heenans own recognizancc for so pounds
with two sureties in 20 pounds each. Loud
applause. He added that the authorities had
no feeling beyond the preservation Of the peace.
1t was stated BY the Count that Heenan could
not further be interfercd with anywhere, unless
ne broke the peace. The sureties were prOmpt-
y signed snd Heenan and ms friends lett Derby
tor London.
Bells Life was most indignant at the capture
which 1t attributes to Heenan and his compan-
IONS gong TO place where they were almost
certain OF arrest.
subsequent edition exhonorates Hcenan and
| says ne TOOK all necessary precaution, employ.
ing man 70 sound the police ana put them on
tne track, this person deceived heenan and
friends and gave information that led to his ar.
rest. Bells Life Indignantly scouts the idea that
Sayers or his friends caused the arrest aud states
tnat heenans party believed Sayers utterly In
IL was considered certain that the fght would
come on on the day hxcd, the 10th.
GERMANY.--The Grand Duke OF Baden, despite
the vote OF the Second Chamber, had proclaim
cd the independence OF the Catholic Church
he declares the provisions Of the Concordat
shall be sanctioned and ordained.
The German States OF the Rhine are making
SpeciaI 0eIeistFe preparations
JArAN.-Afairs in Japan were unsettled.
HVNGAHY.-YnPfp has hrpn a great anti ANS.
trian demonstration at the capital The occasion
Was the funeral OF student who died from in
juries received from the police in the recent de-
mo'lstration. 5000 persons followed the corpse
40 the grave with patriotic pride. The police
dad not interfere and there was no disorder.
tPAIN.-The Emperor Of Morocco had ratified
TIE tseaty OF peace
'sen. Ortega and three persons of the highest
rST x mad been arrested at CaIasidr0n. Artega
is 10 be tried at TOrtonia. -,
A small body OF insurgents had been defeated
at Dillboe previous to Artega's acts.
concordat mad been concluded between
Spain and Rome and was promulgated.
tireat efforts are making to capture Count
Me ltelalen and his brother.
The boundaries OF Celia have been amicably
arranged. The value Of the territory ceded to
Spain is 30o,000,o00 reals
The answer of Austria to the circular Of N.
Of Russia, raises no objection to it so long as it
is the free concession Of Piedmont and not an
appeal to universal suffrage. Each desires the
neutrality of Piedmont.
The steamship Teutonia arrived from New
York on the 18th
SlclLY.-The insurrecton in Sicily is spreading
| and the despatch OF troops from Naples contin-
ues.
NaPLEs.-An insurrecson has broken out
~ wal ~ - nn
after batterlns breach, and the rebels and their
arms were captured and the demonstration IN
Naples crushed. The streets were cleared by
patrol
FRANcE-An imperial commissioner was trav-
cling through the neutraiized provinces OF sar-
dnia, and is said to have been cordially rsceiv-
ed IN some places.
The Government had repudiated the Pays ana
iatsie tor giving currency TO rumors that Eng
land was biameable for the outbreaks In SPAN
anu itaiS.
The Flour market Is neavy, ana lower wneas s1
quiet ana unchanged; Inc nuctuauons on Tue
a,oGfse a were hsM. hen..ls ciosea On ''e i''' -
o'i soc.' ma' % Key d.l' a oC. qu'e'. h.a 49,
peared at strattsburg as the organ of the Gov
g rnment anil advocates the maintenance of the
boundaries of France. Germany ara italy.
1rAIy.-Thc King of Sardinia was about to
uake tour oe Inauguration through his new do
mieions The British Ambassador. by orders
from London and the Sandman Court, would ac-
compaay him
The Parliament at Turin would adjourn to en-
able the mezuaaers to jim the ROYAL Cortege.
Gasibaldi faa arrived ut Turin, and takes his
place in the Chamber ofRepresentatives.
L.rnsr VIA oryyxsrowy.
Landau Anril l2.-The ticbtncss in the
money marker had an unfavorable effect on the
| stock market. and the funds closed a quarter
lower than Yesterday. The share market vas
more decided. Money was very active, and
5I ner cent. was demanded for short bills. The
colonial produce market opened dull, the bank
| having raised its discount i per cent, Consols
; closed e49.
Iivernool Rreadstnffs-R 8. T. Co. report
4 Flour frm. es0alos: Wheat 6rm holders de-
\ maud advance sales Red los satalOs I'd; White
\ ~ l0s sd0aia. cd Corn advanced ;d5Ols: Yellow
1 34s 6d(135s sd White 37M3Ss,
Provisions. quiet and buyers demanding
| reduction: Pork steady; Bacon quiet and east
| er. quotations unch ,nged; Coffee quiet Sugar
l firm Holiday's rroiucc urictness in all ar