The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-25


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and consuls improved per cent On the ID
The improved tone confinued and consals closed
s44@e4s for both money and account
2 The weekly returns cf she Bank Or EnSaanxi
, show decrease In bullion Of 016, 80 po1nds.
the amount held being l40, ,042, ,6O9 pounda
) Barring Broh quoss bar silver at and 3:
{ Aexican dollars D0minally and 81 EaRles s
and noninAl 'i4As
IAtsss-the Daily City News article Friday
evening nays The recovery nthe stock EXCHANGE
! during The day, 3aat
The check 20 the drain Of gold was attested
BY fact that money from the Bank was for ex.
pOrtation.
The demand for silver for the East likewise
diminished and the Continental Exchanges were
dnner.
The agitation in the discount market has been
succeeded by comparetiye calmneas and Il Il
moreover plaoed beyond doubt that The public
con1dent . ever of the general stability Of trade
have availed themselves Of late decline % invest
in GOOD securieies. Is 4 -
At the Bank Of ENGLAND On Friday, there ~.a
IL good but mot pressing demand for money. par-
ticularly in anticipation Of the payment 6or tha
4th. a@ .s5z !.
The discount establishments continued reluc-
tant to enter into fresh transactions, but never.
theless fair amount Of business va done IN
good bills at4 per cent, and at fraction ahnve
that rate. ~
LArEsr-LIvEnPooE, SATURDAY.. 4nm-Bread.
stufs and provisions UNCHANGED.
L0yDox, SATURDAY. noon-The Austr.lian mail
has arrived. -s a
The most important portion Of the proceed.
ings of the I'd and Sd has been published. viz,
| the refusal Of Lord John Rusaell 10 Law hefnre
the House the correspondence touchin4 9avoy
and the defeat Of the Government = 4 minor
question. .5fsy@
Lord John Russell defended the British |
Consul 1t Tangiers from the charges Of having |
aided the loors, and asserted that he had puf. |
sued strictly neutral policy, In response 10 an
inquiry, Lord John Russell said the Government
had no reason TO suppose that warlike prcpara- |
tions were going forward on an extraov mary |
scale in France. The Government had earnestly |
endeavored to prevent renewal Of hostilitiea !
now that the Congress was not likely to meet. |
and had received the most satisfactory assn |
RANGES that the ratification Of the new CONNER
cial treaty would be exchanged at Paris on the |
4th.
DIR. Todd, the eminent physician, Is dead,
The London Morning Post which has the cred
it Of being the organ Of Lord Palmerston, has .
conspicuous editorial upen the policy Of Eng
land and France on the Italian 0nestion. Il says
we announced at the beginning or the wear that
virtual alliance had been existing between
England and France for the settlement of the
Italian affairs We expressly stated that the two
Governments bound themselves by NO treaties.
but that their agreement was the result Of the
force Of circumstanccs and the doctrine az nnh-
lie opinion This alliance, eyery day drawn
closer, already begins to pyoduce evident and
tangible consequences, II ia now formally de-
termined that no intervention shall take place
in italy and the r,eanle ah.lI N loff ~ tho;. -
devices. Il i thcrrforc 40, acreed th.t the S,s.es
of Central Ttalv shslI d;,Doea of thomael~as
Fresh elections are TO be held, and the assem.
blies resulting from the nonnlar choice ~ Il
decree the annexation Of their constituents 10
the Sariininan KINGDOM The French troons
arc ~ he w;.hara - sso,, North TtsIr a,s sUps Ss
Rome at an early onnortnn;,v r. i No secra.
that Austria. having listened "a the western 81.
lance and her own serious d;f;cult;as has o;ver
up ali homes Of retrieving her nosition ana n.
flnence n Italv and not only sheaths her az sword
but nuts il aside Al .ttemrt r;,l ~ re.de -
indnce her - rr,rt reenrvs ;r verat;s ~ ~h;cl
she IL still left m;stress
The Pnst aids That tho .tnhhcrrres. rs tho
Pope bids fair 70 denriye him II the whole of
his Temperatures. Naples groans under 1 heay.
;er tyranpv than sver. erd IN cr;ss of var;n.
are loud enough to strike @ orr ~ ear. n however I'VE Se
may shut it. The Italian question then being
likely to take still larger proportions our hest.
safest and most benefcient policy il that strict
line of duty by which this time last wear we
might have prevented war, and by which We
NAV now guarantee the neace of Eurone That
line is no foreign intervention bnt Italv far
Italians
FRANcE-Rumors were current that the Cha
Ions Camp would soon be rc-established.
The Patrie pronounces false the statement Of x
an approaching departure, Of the French troops
from Rome
The same journal says it appears certain that
the question Of annexation to Central Italy win
be subordinate to the result Of universal
All the powers are agreed as to the propriety Of
that measure, the early application Of which win
make known the state Of public
opinion.
Kentes closed firm on the 80 at 67E SIC.
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