The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

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NJ. AAaon w. tunes says tnat proposals. has
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la -" aDAs''o'eu ~ go Inc crew were
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= iO.0Vh AuMcy 1a1kes-Sonsss clOsed on
tuesday az vie1stt ior money and accouati
:, Inc BANK o. England mad advanced in rate Of
d'seouhs 20 per cent
Liverpool DfeaassnnA--fi fiotr sueady, zSGeTs;
y neal qnies ana easier, Dat unchanged He'd -
o.lgss ~ Mh,e, ~ sd@lis % sCorn hrm,
sisnu! ~ nsgmcr IcioW, ois 6dC4SS. Beet dull
Fot. Gun Bacon nr.n with good demand; Lard
4u.es Dus steady; Ia!iow nrnh
LONDON Aarasts- -Breadssoas duh but steady;
sugar nrm; Coffee hrm Tea very firm; Money
s.enty more stringent ard actiye demand for
1'.coen, 7 -. =. adsanced rase OF per cent The
Ouraou ~, y see nan3 n.d decreased Largely
lnc Lonoon Times ~ an editorial explsins the
Plesen. Posiuon o. sne San Juan difficulty II
SAYS We have reason to think the proposals made
70 the Americans are such a. may fairly satisfy
both. countries. Instead Of standing out for the
Kosaro Channel and the whole group Of Islands,
as against the Deharo Channel, third channel
" proposed Tor the boundary line, which will not
only evade thc two disputed courses, bat will
leave the Americans IN Possession of the largest
share OF disputed territory. This channel in iss
course cuts on the Island OF San Juan alone to
Inc west, and consequently leaves ~ with this
Island only, while the Americans will Fetaia the
30 considerable in fact il the con.
tnus made that i reasonably suggests
lHue comPensauon, and we believe the AMeri-
c.n Government wih De nske1 ~ give NJ the
wnoie OF certain coast Of hcsdland watch the
4'sh pafshei now cuts ~ TWO. We do hope this
reasonable proP0sai Will De accepted. &sh
: The rioutous proceedings At the church Of S.
ueorSes IN East London reached most disgrace
lul height on Sunday the 29th uit The Church
was crammed with noisy p.eb who only pre-
vented tne services from being performed but
,hueavored 70 demoiish the altar, and indulgcd
N thc pastimc OF throwing about cushions,
prayer books, &c. The officials Of the church
we're treated with personal violence, and con-
siderable property was destroyed. The matter
lad Claimed the attention OF both Houses of
fafhament and the Government had promised
measures 70 put stop 70 the disgraceful pro
lHANvs..1s stated tnat the immediate Of
ence Wnich leo 20 the suppression OF the Uni
'clse, ~, was the puOhcaton on the Zyth OF letter
= .ne Iope 70 the Arcn-bisnOp and Bishops, In
Whcn nc STATES the motives OF his refusal to &C.
cept the advice Of the Emperor, and give up tho
Aomagna. Otner journals had been forbidden
% puDiisn fhe letter.
Ane correspondent OF reiigious periodical had
ecrlseu =, second warning EE
Inc Monteur of the alst says the Government
lad only deplorcd the irritating character ofthe
controversy on religious questions The Uni
'erse having been suppressed, violent articles in
eply 70 Us prosOeation were henceforth without
hoLve ana without excuse. A
Inc whole Press will understand that these
grave questions must be discussed with that
iuietness ana moderation which are required by
nc interests OF the public peace, and respect for
J. a medai wasabout 70 be struck at the Paris
hp
y Commerce between England and France. Il
orders were received at Toulon to prepare the
,latcd frigate Glazer for sea with the utmost
lespatci She carries 36 ri6ed guns and steel
row Of an enormous dimension. Her destina-
ion was unknown. H@ #
The Paris journals publish q despatch from
jhambery, which states that on the 29th the
'arts hostile to the accession Of Savoy to France
made demonstration. Nearly 250 persons as
embled from all parts Of Savoy at the request
y the residents OF Chambery and asked inform
ltiou from the Gosermnent as to whether it was
he intention Of the King of Sardinia 10 cade
ne province to France The Governor replied
hat the King would not willingly. Tn the pro-
'incc the statement was received with loud cries
Il pes Ae Roa' The population Of Chambery
we're complete strangers TO the demonstration
shcn TOOK place N the street, an It was inferred
nat tneir feelings we're consequently sympathe
ic win france.
rafis boufse was greatly depressed and q fall
d per cent taken place. a 4 s
Inc panic is ascribed by the Paris correspon-
leht OF the Daiiy News to the breach between
me Emperor and Pope
Inc SWISS federal council had drawn circu-
ar dispatch expressing alarm at the possibility
u .ne anhexauon OF savoy and Nice TO France.
Inc hong Aong correspondent OF the Times
'ays the only point OF any importance was the
Intended establishment at Swatow Of British and
american I consuis. Ine latter under the new
american treaty, ana the former claiming the
nos' favored naton clause under Old supplement
asN ~. .fec,y
...'a: ~: uernlan'own, ~ foWhattan ana Hartford,
.,...a n 'neH = = war, welc ~, ny honS Kong
aesiAis.-it was considercd not unlikely that
s'ae u s'esv wouid ne proclaimed IN hnSa-
!! =. wen Us vene.a before long Agitation
!. prevaiieu O. venetia. In the course
. ! ons uas seven omcers were attacked and
y o.asu ~ eIona, ana the cavary were order
= s.. :. oleaI 'ne esreets.
-. 1sserP.s wer ma0c % moist she tri-colored
iaS - .nagglo, ronsesco ana Polistriana