The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-16

49, rvr4sans Halifax ~
Nj; y. .,! M.s.Fs arrived hs's . 10 s -
The reports Of tsaribald;'. .ne..
hrmed. Ne attacked Palermo 60 -
side. - = o'eIesk Oh The moyn;.. $3.50 J. " ~
and penetrated 70 the center N NJ. ners
hand After desperate comb, wv, ~
duration. and during m active 49, ~
sea and land, the Royal sroops $50. M
| palace and the other public lm;ld;aa'sd v
ties were renewed, and the roy.I NV Has
ken b. the people, and in the eyen;p psaaee y, i
loss, in killed and wounded. yer. as cu!at "
Other towns in Sicily had -. ~ eVas4srkL
bardmcnt still continued On The I'M. Nv ~
the Government was Deliberate. N
sition % order it, discontinuanrs ~ ~ ps+
were concentrated In the csstlc ~ W. tHs.
bsIdi commenced IN attack q 60 :" 49, o. n
Tho English Admiral had ofYey.d - ns Vii
American citizens at Palermo. Fokd@s
There was great agitation in co...
II Naples. The Ministers tendar.a A y nns,
hsuon On the xvth A liberal caaine. - ~
co % % iormcd-Garibaldi was slr..S.e sss
ing cnt important administration ress.,s ar
Turin, May 3lsL-The follov;n.
t'.rabaldrs attack on Palermo haT. ussaA
ccived from reliable sources: 80 Den
~ = o'clock on the morning of,h
abaldi attacked Palermo on the son.1 "a \.
Perate combat ensaed. which las,ed ~ - A.
The people made themselves ma.,e-. - = aosr-
Of the town on the south or tho s,,.r ~ Mra
ToIedo.--A terrible bombardmar.
By 80 and land, notwithstanding ~; ~ 'pss
pie continued to fight; the troons ra.;s 49, hs ~
the ROYAL Palace, Custom Hnrs. .alea sata
Hostiiities were suspended from Il, n, !. .assk>
when the struggle recommends ~. otkA
desperation. The Royal P.lacs ~ gfsre
the people and in the evening bu,,..s sea y
Other towns In Sicily had risen IT, m. aova- /.
were everywhere shouting s.It.Ir lstaas
"victor Emanuel foreyerr A'rrHs \
Paris, Nay 31st A tcleer.m -.
from Naples confirms the news ~ -. y. noria.
Of Garibaldi into Palermo. G.,.,s,. snasas H
head of the volunteers, penetrs,.a ! a tie
into the centre Of the city. dur;n.a ais ~ hand
ment, and established his b.,S.. ecatara
loss IN killed and wounded is con.la.,,a. N
The American citizens at Marsel,S.s
board The frigate Iriquois. The BritisS rea
nad offered protection Of English ~ as.
Americans at Palermo En Il
Latest via Queenstown
NAPLEs.-The Posts Paris corre.nand...
eGraphs that the news Of the canture " D.
mo mas made deep impression On H. -
Naples. Nevertheless all remains orip, ".
capital and on the main land. y y
| Inc Times contains the following de.r..A
| telegram from Naples OF the M, \.
nounces that the bomhardment Of P,la,ra
| still continued. -'ho "
IREAr BRirAIN.-Parlamen had rs.a....tl.
Important papers, relative TO China -
mitted, giving fall particulars of the -.
and the Chinese reply. The ultimatpm -
Cd ample apology for the Peiho affair ~ -, ~.
alton OF the guns and ships lost On ,b,t ...'a
the ratification, without delay, of ~ -
treaty at Pekin and an indemnify # -
reals, for military expenses throuab i. r'
affair. The Chinese reply refuses Il ~ 800
ogy for the Pehio matter. decline. 4 ~, Sslp+
Ambassador 70 70 70 Pekin, naming Pesgyr !,
me place OF ratification instead refuses 4 -.
the guns and ships, or consider the parugr, \
an indemnity. and refers Mr. Bruce TO ,he,srs,
ton carried out at therdeeption cf the Ar4sr.
mission. These papers dispel all hope Of M \
| cable settlement
Lord John Russell explained the natgrr vi
Russian proposition, relative to the ChrisirtE
Turkey, and said Austria, Prussia and e..
dissented ard proposed that Turkey iv
should institute an inquiry as to the ssats " N,
Christians, which proposition the Sultan VI HI
ting upon. France sided with Russia. III
Lord Heviesbur is dead. III
The formal presentation Of the belts a 4,
and Heenan took place on the sOth. NJ
ling, Of Bells life, presented the latter VIA
complimentary; Geo Wilkes did the same y =
ers, each declared all animosities buried
The Colonial wool sales terminated rn IN
day contrary to expectations. The sales a.
on with increased frmness, at Paris priess FIN Y
as high as in March.
The Great Eastern it is said will preetfdna
on the day appointed. A trial trim il 10 bqr,5
to-day or Monday. At present the numb
berths engaged il comparatively snail
FRAScE.-The Paris Moniteur pubIj.hnrr
ticle asserting the most peaceful inteD,a~ 4
the part Of the Emperor The London Tine. 4
icules the article and asserts that Il bejips ~.
Prince Jerome Bonaparse. uncle Of Tho Eng
peror, was very i'll and there was little hone |.
his recovery. The Emperor and Empress III !
gone TO Lyons to meet the Dowager Empress
russia. u Is reported that the French troous =
China will afterwards visit Madagascar and a
tablish solid occupation of the prineip, pom !
en- the island. The Bourse was Gull, but prEs !
better G9f csc
ArsrEA.-The enlarged council Of the Al 4
TRAN Empire had held it, first sitting. The Has
garian representatives proclaimed the lovatss
the hungarian people. The Austrian arm I.
Italy, Is to be concentrated in the fortress; Y.
the Quadriateral.
IURKkY,-it was re-assersed that the RasxaM
troops were concentrating on the frontiers n
Turkey Kipreisali Mahommed PaSha has be-
appointed Grand Nizier, vice Aahommed Rese
Pasha. The government had commenced ctft 4'
inquiry into the complaints Of the Chlistiana =
Newark. June u y
Two girls, by the name of Gallager and RIa
aged and l3 years, we're run over by thexz
o'clock train from New York, this mcrairs
East Newark. Miss Dillon was instantly hlE4
Miss Gallagher is still living. r
st Louis, June IL 4
The Indignation meeting OF the Democrats n
night was tremendous affair, several h@,,
sand persons being in attendance. SpeecAa z
denouncing in strong terms the action ofSR
gress in depriving M. Barrct Of bis sca, VI. y
mede by several prominent citizens. From in
stands resolutions were unanimously passi
characterizing the decision Of Concrts b lie "
contested election case, misrepresened BY acs
Vt variance with justice; a tyrannical and W
sSrupulous exercise of the power 81 the majors
contempt Of the rights Of the minority, AM
reckless disregard Of the rights Of the peops
this district, and scornfally rcpelling the nF
tation that our election was carried BY fraud
Another resolution nominating Dr. Barrett u ~
Congress, was read, and received with treaa
dons cheers.
The Republicans also held meetingratifr
the action OF Congress in the same case, Whit IN
was nnmeroasly attended. Resolutions W.
passed, charging Barrett's election as the rev. !,
81 fraud, and endorsing the decision Of Ccs-s
N giving Blair his seat. Much indgnaiicn ~
appreciation was manifested at the ~pza7
meetings.
Chicago. June "a
The concert al the Wigwam last night, FIR th
ocnest OF the sufferers Of the late tornado tt q
manehe and Albany, was splendid sfsir u
number oil persons in attendance was net e.
lhan 5000. After the performance, two iEFf, VI
lai photographs, of Lincoln and Doagss, dana'S
oy Mr. Fassett 4 Cook, were sold az aretlof--
mat OF Douglas brought 500. ard was eaa-h
oy Nogill, Of the firm Of Huntington =
y Nogill; that Of Lincoln wss bought by 49,
Cowies, Of the Press Il Tribune, fcr W. ~
receipts from the concert, with saescrpaah
by citizens, reported at the pressn; tine an'OOA'
TO over $4,000.
A lady asked minister whether rs
might not be fond Of dress and ornament VI
out being proud. madame" said the min.'4,,
when You see ios's tail peeping Gull q v
hole, you may be sure the fox il within