The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

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. London, Anil /.
VIA stGNn--Despaschcs from Genoa ny
HPiedn tese troops hsd entsrcd Florence on ths
SSH AncthSf division u on The mareh1fem Do.
l0gna toward Ravcnna.
The PiedasOntese garrison . ME- y sbout -
turning TO Genoa. #sIs
Despatchcs from Florence ~ lrincs aeavig-
nae, ID : proclamation TO Tuscany, tells them the
King understands the object of annexation 70 BE-
20 nnite their energies With thoes cf the various
races who had elevated him 70 she National
Throne, and hia first resolution Il 70 achieve their
happiness 70 the full extent which their coaduct
mcritcd. III So s+
Dispatches from Vienna cav the Austrian Cab
met had addressed : note 70 the Cabinet 1t tn
rim, steraly protesting against the annexation =
Tuscany, Parma and Modena to Piedmont, main
tanning her incontestible right to opp0Se an act
which, In despoiling legitimate ptinceeof the
States granted them by European treaties, will
also destroy their right 70 succession which thess
same treaties secured to the House OF Hapsburg.
Brazilian march, ms4 mad reached Lisbon
News meaEre.
N. Relado was chosen President Of Mcnteve-
do. Coffee quiet. n.
The necessary foFmalities Of the treaty between
France and Sardinia, In regard to the cession 81
Savoy and Nice, had been fnlflled. The district
Of Chablaes and Francigny will professionally re-
ceivc no garrison.
The report addressed BY the Swiss TtSnl
Council to the Federal Assembly protest. sainst
the annexation of the ncutralized proviaceo Of
Savoy 70 France, and says the Assembly should
request the Covncil 70 continue to protest cner-
getically the rights and interests OF Switzerland
in regard thereto and maintain that the status g'so
should be respected. The Assembly will be again
conyoked, in event Of its being necessary to call
out troops, or should other circumstances re-
quirc it.
GKRar BRIrAIS-The bill aboiishing church
rates, and the income tax bill, had passed the
Committee
Sir Robert Peel had made speech denouncing
the aggressive policy Of Napoleon, and calling on
the Government to take dignifed position in
opposition to his schemes. The speech was re-
ceived with considerable cheering
Earl Elgin was TO leave for China, April 4tl.
The chief Of the Isle Of Ely, one Of the chefrc-
sorts for prize fights, had obtained warrants for
the apprehension Of Sayers and Hecnan, with q
view OF their being bound over to keep the peace
for twelve months. 1t was believed in sporting
circlesthat the originally named day for the fight
would not be changed.
The English shareholders in the Grand Trunk
Railway in Canada, had agreed to the directors
recommendation to raise one million pounds to
pay of liabilities, and to provide further rolling
stock.
RRAScK.-Some French journals had recon-
menced their diatribes against England.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald
says preparations were making for the campaign
ing outfit Of an army of 25O, 600 men, and that
officers and men on furlough had been ordered
to join their corps.
Ajournal, under French protection, was short
ly to come out at Geneva, to advocate the doc
trine of national frontiersto the fullest extent
IrALr.-The Constitutional says France wits
only the safety Of the Pope, before Withdrawing
h0i dOSPS iluH RoiHe, uut SIG UUb u0 SD uil-
ill they are replaced by an army Of an Italian
power.
Letters from Rome confirm the statement that
all action pronounced by the Pope in the secre-
ton history OF the 26kL Of March, included the
accommodation Of Victor Emanuel, with nut
naming him. II specifics his acts, which il saws
had incurred the censures pronounced by the
councils against plundcrers Of the Church.
The Papal carbmecrs had taken off the cscuteh-
con Of Sardinia from the house OF the Sandman
yice-consul at Pesaru.
Garibaldi had been elected Deputy from Nice
The act Of major accommodation against those
who have promised to aid or counsel rebellious
invasion or usurpation in the Romagna, was pub
ished in Rome on the goth.
The ambassadors of the western powers III Ma
pies ID urged reforms upon the King.
The Neapolitan Ministry had rendered their
but II was not accepted.
Dispatches from Rome say, in case Of the eyac-
latioa by the French, Rome will be occupied by
Pontifical and Neapolitan troops, and will enter
The marshes. Three thousand Papal troops are
at Ancona. a=
A new revolutionary demonstration was to
have taken place at Rome, but did not take place
n consequence of secret circular distributed.
irging the people, intimating that such a demon
= alton might be cause OF annoyance to the
french troops.
New York, April IL.
SpohltertOhts' circular, per Persia. saws the |
rocked policy pursued be France naturally ex-
ties good deal Of indignation here, and increas-
ng distrnst on the Continent The Intente Cor |
liae y consequently al an end, and we are drift
ng obviously into critical position towards our
elshbor This state things dcprives merchants
! the necessary confidence 70 cultivate business /
ma more enlarged scale, and money has been
iorc in demand Timely provision is making
] many, from the apprehension that the wants
: foreign governments may bring foreign loans
nto our market, and that the rate Of discount
Ionld be raised; thus been advanced already by
per cent, viz: to ~.
The Persia met in the Channel, April LIST.
America; April Cd, the steamship Aus.
ralian; also, April 9th in lat. Al, long IS, pas
cd the steamship Edinburg, from Liverpool for
lew York.
Lord John Russeli's speech on the 26th u,t
Gems 70 have caused rather less favorable rcla.
ons between England and France The sub
lance OF lt j. that the traxsfer of that territory
france was the subject of appeal from S0itz-
riand to the great powers. There WAS no do,,ht
nat the conduct Of the Emperor Of the Frenc,
ad produced great distrust r5s.
Prnce Caragnan had arrived at Lechorn. en-
'ute for flsrsnce Hs reception waa most en-
AiuS1ia ESpiy W InOuvlnAts note 4
resses disapprobation Of the annexation a Sa-
oy to France. Il also intiInatcs tn appeal Of
witzerland 70 the Powers az TO her rights, aud
hose rights must be protected III
Queen Victoria is expected 70 visit Bertha.
bout the last OF June. The accouchment Of her
aughter, the Princess Frederick William. i |,
BOXED for in July. N
SPAIN The Spanish loss in the battle OF the i
9th 1857 killed and wounded aaG /,
The Bank Of England had advanced its rate Of
iterest to u per cent. II
4 letter 70 the London Times gives full details
the late massacre ut Rome, by the Panal gcnd-
armes, from which Il appears la were wounded.
number of ladies were injured. The Ameri-
m Vice Counsul received stab in the side. 4
az several French military were wounded.
Washington, April IL
The House passed tho Senate bill 70 settle the II
Tie :, to the lands along the boundary Of Georgia
al Florida.
Inc Speaker laid before the House an Execu.
se communication in compliance with = reso- 4
tion transmitting result Of the Coast Survey.
lowing the praeticabilityz of making Harlem